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Belong Nottingham – Easter Holiday Fun Kids Club
BELONG EASTER FUN AND FOOD! HAF is a free and exciting holiday programme for school-aged children receiving benefits-related free school meals. It provides a variety of activities and food during the school […]
read moreBELONG NOTTINGHAM WORKING ALONGSIDE BRITISH RED CROSS
Thanks to funding from the British Red Cross Diaspora Humanitarian Project, we were able to create a set of 7 leaflets to help people with the “cost of living crisis”. […]
read moreBelong Nottingham – Winter Wonderland Kids Club
Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme HAF is a free and exciting holiday programme for school-aged children receiving benefits-related free school meals. It provides a variety of activities and food during the […]
read moreWe organised an afternoon of fun exploring cultures together!
Everyone had a fun afternoon exploring different cultures and celebrating Hong Kong! There was different activities, arts and crafts, an art display and refreshments including traditional food and a BBQ! […]
read moreRoom Hire at Belong Nottingham
Belong Nottingham is based within Tennyson Hall in Radford. We have space available to hire out as meeting rooms (1-to-1 or larger meetings), as temporary office space, hot desks or […]
read moreNW4You (Nottingham Works for You)
Are you 16 to 24 years old living in Nottingham, struggling to find work and are not in education, employment or training? If so, Belong can help you through the […]
read moreDylan Foundation Football Training
Dylan Rich died on 5th September 2021 following a sudden cardiac arrest while playing football in West Bridgford. He was 17 years old. You can read more about Dylan here. His family […]
read moreJacob Wainwright project
‘When I was 7 years old I was sold by my own people at a place called Kilwa’. These are Wainwright’s own words spoken in Lenton, Nottingham 17/6/1874. There is […]
read moreJacob Wainwright project
Our new heritage project has been launched and we are actively recruiting volunteers for this.The project will review Jacob Wainwright’s diary, a rare example of a 19th century diary written […]
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