The Inclusive Club
The Inclusive Hub empower marginalised groups by providing free inclusive fitness and community programmes to people living with additional needs and life threatening illnesses. We have our own facility which is open 7 days per week and is dedicated to changing the lives of people less fortunate by providing a safe space for inclusive fitness, community programmes and a friendly chat.
Project Overview
Our work is a life line to thousands of people across Merseyside and has been since 2016.
At The Inclusive Hub, we believe everyone deserves the chance to move, connect, and thrive — no matter their ability, background, or circumstances. Based in Merseyside, we run 10 community programmes that offer inclusive fitness sessions for children and adults with additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting illnesses.
From young people with autism to older adults recovering from stroke, our sessions provide more than exercise — they offer a safe, welcoming space where people feel valued, empowered, and part of a community.
We’ve supported thousands of individuals and families across the region, helping improve physical health, build confidence, reduce isolation, and bring joy through movement. Our impact can be seen in every smile, every achievement, and every person who walks through our doors and feels like they finally belong.
Why are we crowdfunding
We’re crowdfunding to continue our morning sessions that support people over 50 who are living with serious challenges like Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Heart Conditions, Bereavement, Learning Difficulties
These sessions are more than just exercise. They’re a lifeline. They help people rebuild strength, confidence, and purpose. They reduce isolation, improve mental health, and bring together a community that truly looks out for each other.
We run 10community programmes like this — and every single one is free to those who need it most.
Check out the live projects we're supporting
Creatovators
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Ignite Life
Ignite Life is a youth charity that has been in operation since 2019. We provide frontline, tailored services to disadvantaged young people and families impacted by poverty, adversity, mental health challenges, food poverty, and more. We strive to deliver lasting impact and build resilience among young people through our three core services: youth 1:1 mentoring, mental health services (1:1 counselling, family counselling, talking therapy and trauma-informed parenting workshops) and food provision. We are dedicated to tackling inequality and ensuring that no disadvantaged young person slips through the net.
ELF Charity
Exeter Leukaemia Fund (ELF)’s vision is that every family affected by blood cancer and blood disorders across Devon receives compassionate, tailored support. Blood cancer can affect anybody of any age and over 3,000 people will be diagnosed with a haematological cancer this year in the Southwest. Treatment for blood cancer often requires lengthy procedures meaning days, weeks, or months at a time in and out of hospital and, in a lot of cases, years of follow up appointments. ELF led the fundraising efforts to create the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital’s Haematology Centre, which opened in 2003, and continues to support the centre and the hundreds of patients who attend it each week. ELF supports families from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond, with services including transport, accommodation, counselling, aromatherapy, equipment, financial and legal services.
