North Halifax Partnership (NHP) is a community-led charity with a purpose to support individuals from cradle to grave, and to carry out activities which relieve poverty and disadvantage, promote health and wellbeing, and strengthen communities. From the first Sure Start Children’s Centre to the first Men in Sheds group, North Halifax is an area with a history of successful volunteer and community led programmes. NHP’s Kevin Pearce Children’s Centre is the North and Lower Valley base.

Lower Valley Staying Well Workers cover Brighouse, Elland, Greetland, Stainland, Hipperholme, Lightcliffe and Rastrick.

North Staying Well Workers cover Illingworth, Mixenden, Northowram, Shelf, Ovenden, and Warley.

The Town Hall, Hebden Bridge, is one of a handful of community-owned Town Halls in the UK and is a symbol of what a community can do when it pulls together with a common ambition and vision. Our vision was to transform the Town Hall into a state-of-the-art centre for community and creative enterprise – putting it back at the centre of the town’s civic life. The Town Hall also works as our Upper Valley base.

Upper Valley Staying Well Workers cover Todmorden, Calder, Luddendenfoot and Ryburn wards.

At Halifax Opportunity Trust (HOT’s) their values drive the work they do in Employment , Learning, Wellbeing, Enterprise, Inclusive Integration and with children. They aim to relieve poverty and unemployment, provide education, training and work experience, social and recreational activities and promote health and wellbeing predominantly in the Park Ward area of Halifax. The HOT’s building on Hanson Lane is the Central base.

Central Staying Well Workers cover Siddal, Southowram, Park Ward, Central HX1, Areas of Boothtown, Kings Cross and Sowerby Bridge.