by Sophie Jerrold | 16th July 2026 | Vassall Centre Development
Can’t Sit Still, based at the Vassall Centre, uses creativity and culture to challenge social inequalities through accessible theatre, circus shows, and wellbeing projects. Serving diverse communities, they create joyful, inclusive spaces. Upcoming projects include the Summer of Socks acrobatic show across South Gloucestershire and a Christmas performance of The Snowy Day at Bristol Old Vic.
by Sophie Jerrold | 2nd July 2026 | People & Leadership, Vassall Centre Development, Volunteering, Young People
Today, we were delighted to welcome Anne Nisbet, High Sheriff of Bristol and Chair of Nisbets, to the Vassall Centre. 🤝 Anne met with Julian Mines, Andy Street and Sophie Jerrold to learn more about the work taking place across Bristol Charities and to hear about the...
by Sophie Jerrold | 2nd July 2026 | Community Impact, People & Leadership, Volunteering
Watch Anita’s Story of Community, Connection and Volunteering Bristol Charities is proud to share a new short film featuring trustee Anita, reflecting on her experience of volunteering, community and witnessing the impact of Bristol Charities’ work across the city. In...
by Sophie Jerrold | 24th June 2026 | Community Impact, Vassall Centre Development
Sight Support West of England, based at the Vassall Centre since 2018, supports over 1,800 blind and partially sighted people across Bristol and the West of England. They offer advice, digital skills, social opportunities, and one-to-one support to help individuals maintain independence and reduce isolation. The charity plans to expand local peer groups and befriending services.
by Sophie Jerrold | 19th June 2026 | Community Impact, Housing & Almshouses
Tucked away in Stockwood, Haberfield House is part of a much longer story of care, community and housing support in Bristol. Run by Bristol Charities, Haberfield House provides high-quality, self-contained homes for older people who are in housing need. In simple...
