The centre will be closed from the 18th to 21st of April for the Easter weekend.
All services will resume on Tuesday the 22nd.

We hope you have a great long weekend (and don’t eat too much chocolate!).

Get ready for our egg-citing Easter Bingo fundraiser at Bishops Frome Village Hall on April 10th!
The doors swing open at 6:30pm, with bingo action kicking off at 7:30pm sharp.
Every penny raised will help us cultivate a delightful community garden and an enchanting outdoor sensory haven for all to enjoy!

As the new year rolls in, we’re revving up with a fresh group – welcome to Mini Mondays, kicking off at 10:30 am and running until noon! Let the fun begin!

All your favourite hangouts and services are still here. We’ve got the Creative Café, Strong Young Minds, Stay and Weigh, Fun on Fridays, and the delightful Hope Café with a soft play area.

Ready to feast? Call us to secure your spot at our fantastic Wednesday Lunch Club for the fabulous over 60s!
Citizens Advice are here every Tuesday for booked appointments.
Don’t forget—Age UK also runs the Sheds Together project here every Tuesday and Thursday.

We are now closed for the Christmas holidays.

All services will resume on the 2nd of January.
Early years will be open to all children from the 6th of January.

We look forward to seeing you in 2025!

We are very excited to share good news about our new project Link; Local; Together which is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Thanks to their award, we can continue to offer support services for Bromyard and the community. This project is recognition of the need for services in rural communities. Some of the funding has allowed us to expand our Support Services Team, which now includes a Centre SEND Coordinator, Mim Francis, and also to develop our work with young people with a dedicated Support Worker, Jo Buckley, as part of the team.  Mim and Jo join Viv, Lara, Ruth as part of the Support Services team delivering food, advice, support and practical and emotional help.

The Link; Local; Together project has 3 years funding from The National Lottery Community Fund and Heidi Mulholland, Support Services Manager, said, “Since joining Hope in 2016, I have seen the need for local services grow in our community and the numbers of people using our service have increased every year. The value of having services based locally in rural areas for people is huge and to have this endorsed by The National Lottery Community Fund is amazing.  We know these services are vital to the local community and The Hope Centre is glad to continue being a part of wider community support in Bromyard.”