Working Together With Our Community

The House on the Corner Community Project exists to improve the quality of life of individuals and families in areas of high deprivation. We aim to relieve distress and social isolation through inclusive activities and support services — with focus on older adults — while also providing therapeutic support and personal development opportunities for children and young people. Our programmes are designed to enhance wellbeing, build confidence, strengthen relationships, and foster active participation in community life.

Over the past year, The House on the Corner Community Project has continued to provide all core services, supporting older and vulnerable people through regular activities that reduce isolation and improve wellbeing.

Highlights from the last 12 months include two coach trips to see Robin Hood at Birmingham Hippodrome, a seaside trip to Llandudno, and a Christmas meal at a local garden centre, providing social connection and memorable experiences for those who might otherwise be unable to participate.

We are fortunate to receive support from a wide range of funders, including The Tudor Trust, The Roger and Douglas Turner Charitable Trust, The Eveson Trust, The Woodstock Trust, Grantham Yorke, The Marsh Christian Trust, The Dorcas Trust, WE Dunn, The Grimmitt Trust, The Edward Cadbury Trust, W A Cadbury, Patrick, HSBC, The Langdale Trust, The Gowling Trust, The Baron Davenports Charity, The Goodman Trust, The Casey Trust, The Dumbreck Trust, The Leigh Trust, and The Alchemy Trust, as well as other generous donors who wish to remain anonymous.