Community
Supporting local lives
Making a Difference Where It Matters
At Solihull Moors Foundation, our community work is at the heart of everything we do. We deliver inclusive, accessible programmes that inspire, educate, and empower people of all ages across Solihull and the wider region—building stronger, healthier, and more connected communities through the power of sport and support.
Before and After School Programme
Promoting anti-bullying, healthy lifestyles, and positive engagement with education in a safe and supportive environment.
Ability Counts Expansion
Delivering inclusive sports and mentoring for young people with disabilities, restoring confidence and self-worth for those often excluded from mainstream provision.
Recreation and Competitive Sports
Offering accessible opportunities for individuals with physical and learning disabilities, including wheelchair users, to thrive through sport.
Social Inclusion for Young People
Supporting those at risk of school failure, unemployment, or social exclusion with structured activities, employability training, and mentoring.
Mental Health Support Groups
Providing safe spaces and professional guidance for those facing anxiety, depression, and emotional challenges.
Food and Hygiene Banks
Supplying essential items to vulnerable individuals and families in times of financial hardship.
Elderly Well-being Club
Combating isolation through gentle exercise, social connection, and emotional support for older members of the community.
Refugee Football Programme
Creating a sense of belonging and inclusion for refugees and asylum seekers through structured sport and community integration.
Women’s Well-being Programme
Empowering women affected by gambling harms with mental health support, fitness sessions, peer networks, and training opportunities.
Youth Club
Equipping young people with life skills, mental health support, and personal development through weekly sessions.
Steps to the Real Me
Offering mentorship, employability training, and one-to-one coaching for hard-to-reach 13–25-year-olds to build confidence and pathways to work.
Holiday Camps
Delivering safe, fun, and developmental programmes for children and young people during school holidays.
Foster Family Workshops
Partnering with foster families to provide tailored support and development opportunities for looked-after children.
Alternative Provision Partnerships
Working with education providers to offer additional support for students who need a different approach to thrive.
Apprenticeships with Limitless Education
Supporting young adults aged 18+ who face barriers to employment with training and apprenticeship opportunities.