EMMAUS Trust, St Albans
9 January 2026
Project contact: graham@teamviy.com
Beeston Scouts Hut
29 January 2026
Project contact: charlie@teamviy.com
Eyres Monsell Club For Young People
29 January 2026
Project contact: charlie@teamviy.com
The Social Action Hub 2
20 February 2026
In addition, VIY will work to improve the wider appearance of the site by renovating the underpass and the front of the building, installing new planters, refreshing existing paintwork and exploring the creation of a floral or wildlife-themed mural or artwork to make the space more welcoming and visually engaging for the community.
The grow-to-sell garden will increase access to affordable, locally grown food and herbs, directly supporting people experiencing food insecurity while promoting sustainability, healthy eating and environmental awareness. Income generated through produce sales will help strengthen the long-term viability of the Social Supermarket, ensuring continued support for vulnerable households.
The creation of new planters, a decking area with sheltered roof, and improvements to the underpass and building frontage will provide an inclusive space for learning, volunteering and social interaction. The project will also offer hands-on skills development opportunities for young people and volunteers, building confidence, employability skills and a sense of ownership within the community. Overall, the project will reduce isolation, enhance wellbeing and foster stronger connections between people, place and purpose.
The Comfrey Project
9 January 2026
Garon Park Youth Club Project 3
7 November 2025
Wellbeing at Garon Park’s Mission is to improve the mental and physical health and wellbeing of the local community as well as enhancing the beauty, biodiversity and environmental value of the 32-acre Garon Park site in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. The organisation was incorporated on 19th June 2018 with the aim of providing safe and secure facilities, to promote and protect the good physical, mental and sensory health of the residents of Southend and for the recreation or other leisure time occupation of those residents.
Project contact: graham@teamviy.com
The Joseph Lappin Centre
9 January 2026
Project contact: matt@teamviy.com.
Kings Heath Community Centre
9 January 2026
Following the Council’s decision to transfer the running of several community centres across Birmingham, a consortium of individuals, voluntary groups, businesses, and local councillors put forward a proposal to take on Kings Heath Community Centre.
This initial consortium included Enjoy Kings Heath, Birmingham Artisan Markets, Kings Heath Neighbourhood (Ward) Forum, and Leftfoot Venues. They were chosen as the preferred provider and, since then, it has grown to include Kings Heath Playcare Scheme, Queens Heath Pride, Green Oak Academy, Stage2 Youth Theatre, Kings Heath Masjid, Our Scene CIC, Place Prospectors, United Artists of South Birmingham, Blue Moon Markets, Cook and Grow Together CIC, Birmingham South Woodcraft, and others. There are also several, individual small business owners and members of the community involved.
Project contact: jordan@teamviy.com
Weeley Village Hall
26 September 2025
Parts of the venue are looking a bit tied and in need of redecoration, we will be preparing and redecorating the small hall, the WC’s and entrance area. We will also be construction flat pack bird boxes, hedgehog homes for environmental awareness module.
Project contact: mick@teamviy.com
New Lodge Youth Centre
20 August 2025
Project contact: owen@teamviy.com