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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership (HWCP) is a community led organisation, representing and working on behalf of a community on the Southern edge of Bristol.

Our vision is for all residents in the communities we serve to have an equal chance to lead successful, healthy and happy lives. We are a registered charity and company limited by guarantee.

Services & Projects

We offer a range of services that support and make a real difference to our community. We can help with everything from community transport to grants, family law and health.

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Find Answers

Have you got a question about Hartcliffe & Withywood Community Partnership or any local services? Check out our FAQ’s to see if you can find the answer your looking for.

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Organise Events

We regularly run events for the community at our @Symes building. But how about organising your own event here?

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Dundry Room @Symes

Hire Rooms

We have a range of superb cost effective meeting rooms @Symes.

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

13 hours ago

-JOB VACANCY, PLEASE SHARE-Community Bus Driver & Passenger AssistantWorking for the Community as a driver for our Community Transport Scheme, you will provide a service for mainly elderly and/or people with mobility issues who request transport from door to door. Many of our clients require assistance and therefore drivers need to be physically fit with a caring personality.The post holder must also be prepared to work flexibly to support the Community Transport service and be willing to undertake a DBS Disclosure and complete all additional training as required.Please visit www.hwcp.org.uk/catt-community-transport for more details and to apply.Closing date Monday 10th May 2020. Interviews will be held W/C 17th May 2021. ...

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

14 hours ago

Changes Bristol groups taking place across South Bristol. You are able to just turn up to the face to face peer groups. You can find out more at: www.changesbristol.org.uk Tel: 0117 941 1123 ...

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

14 hours ago

12 April: What’s changedSome of the rules on what you can and cannot changed on 12 April. However, many restrictions remain in place. You must not socialise indoors with anyone you do not live with, unless you have formed a support bubble with them, or another exemption applies. You should continue to work from home if you can and minimise the number of journeys you make where possible. You should get a test and follow the stay at home guidance if you have COVID-19 symptoms.From 12 April:Non-essential retail can reopenPersonal care services such as hairdressers and nail salons can reopen, including those provided from a mobile settingpublic buildings such as libraries and community centres can reopenOutdoor hospitality venues can reopen, with table service onlymost outdoor attractions including zoos, theme parks, and drive-in performances (such as cinemas and concerts) can reopensome smaller outdoor events such as fetes, literary fairs, and fairgrounds can take placeIndoor leisure and sports facilities can reopen for individual exercise, or exercise with your household or support bubbleall childcare and supervised activities are allowed indoors (as well as outdoors) for all children. Parent and child groups can take place indoors (as well as outdoors) for up to 15 people (children under 5 will not be counted in this number)Weddings, civil partnership ceremonies, wakes and other commemorative events can take place for up to 15 people (anyone working is not included in this limit), including in indoor venues that are permitted to open or where an exemption applies. Wedding receptions can also take place for up to 15 people, but must take place outdoors, not including private gardensSelf-contained accommodation can stay open for overnight stays in England with your household or support bubblecare home residents will be able to nominate two named individuals for regular indoor visits (following a rapid lateral flow test)You should continue to work from home if you can and minimise the amount that you travel where possiblewww.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-coronavirus-restrictions-what-you-can-and-cannot-do?priority-taxon=7... ...

(COVID-19) Coronavirus restrictions: what you can and cannot do

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Coronavirus restrictions remain in place. Find out what you can and cannot do.

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