Southside provides weekly after-school Community Hub Groups, including creative play activities, family and peer support. There will also be drop-in advice sessions and the Group provides a meal, cooked by our professional chef, for the parent/s and children to sit down together and eat with the whole group at the end of the session.
Issues faced by families who attend may include a parent or carer with long-term mental health problems; substance abuse; domestic abuse; depression and self-harm; serious problems with education such as non-attendance or severe behaviour problems in school; victimised or harassed in their communities or struggling with cost-of-living pressures and debt.
Food support continues to be a clear need, alongside connecting with peers, Southside staff/volunteers and other local services that can offer support to meet individual needs. Peer support is key, and families support each other on an equal basis based on shared experience. Our Community Hub Groups are in Writhlington, Foxhill, Twerton, Keynsham and Peasedown St John.
The groups are co-produced with Steering Groups of parents/carers, supported by experienced staff and volunteers, to ensure maximum accessibility and engagement. The groups enable all family members across generations to socialise, meet and support each other and engage in inspiring and creative activities.
We need to raise £5,2250 each term to support fresh food and arts/crafts resources for the weekly Community Hub Groups during 2026/27
Bath | Social Welfare
Bath | Social Welfare
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£10
supports food supplies for our Community Hub Groups
£50
supports equipment for activities at our Community Hub Groups
£100
would contribute to Summer Picnics for each Community Hub Group
£50
supports equipment for activities at our Community Hub Groups
£100
would contribute to Summer Picnics for each Community Hub Group
Southside provides weekly after-school Community Hub Groups, including creative play activities, family and peer support. There will also be drop-in advice sessions and the Group provides a meal, cooked by our professional chef, for the parent/s and children to sit down together and eat with the whole group at the end of the session.
Issues faced by families who attend may include a parent or carer with long-term mental health problems; substance abuse; domestic abuse; depression and self-harm; serious problems with education such as non-attendance or severe behaviour problems in school; victimised or harassed in their communities or struggling with cost-of-living pressures and debt.
Food support continues to be a clear need, alongside connecting with peers, Southside staff/volunteers and other local services that can offer support to meet individual needs. Peer support is key, and families support each other on an equal basis based on shared experience. Our Community Hub Groups are in Writhlington, Foxhill, Twerton, Keynsham and Peasedown St John.
The groups are co-produced with Steering Groups of parents/carers, supported by experienced staff and volunteers, to ensure maximum accessibility and engagement. The groups enable all family members across generations to socialise, meet and support each other and engage in inspiring and creative activities.
We need to raise £5,2250 each term to support fresh food and arts/crafts resources for the weekly Community Hub Groups during 2026/27
