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It’s nearly that time again! Our opening times will be different between December 23rd and January 3rd, but we’ll be back to our usual times on Monday January 6th. Please…

Thanks to everyone who came along to our anniversary event, celebrating 20 years of our Wellspring Healthy Living Centre Site, and the community who made it all happen! It was…

Last month we informed the community that we were instructing an estate agent to market the Dug Out for sale. The Dug Out is a building owned by Wellspring Settlement…

On 4 October, we reported that Wellspring Settlement was considering selling the Dug Out building due to financial difficulties the organisation is facing. We have now proceeded to instruct an…

We joined Anne Joslin and Sue Kelly for a cuppa while they were looking through our photo archive, picking out pictures to use as part our upcoming celebration event. “This…

We are aware of speculation in the community around the future of the Dug Out. We are considering selling this building. Unfortunately it has been a financial liability for us…

Wellspring Settlement are excited to welcome Headway Bristol, the charity for survivors of brain injuries, who will be joining us as tenants from September! After nine years, Headway Bristol will…

We recently sat down and had a chat with Gabriel, our Partnerships and Relationships Manager, and Luis our Youth Work Co-ordinator, to find out more about Wellspring Settlement’s new youth…

Wellspring Settlement is a charity based in Barton Hill, Bristol. We are here for the community and want to represent the community. Many of our staff, volunteers and trustees are…

We shared with residents in our last newsletter that we are experiencing tough times right now. The way charities are funded has become tighter and tighter over recent years at…

We sat down with a familiar face and a new one here at Wellspring Settlement to find out more about the new youth programme. Luis has been with us for…

Wellspring Settlement was pleased to welcome a confidential visitor in March. Government Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty came along in order to hear from local charities, health workers and organisations…