Our partners

Inner City and East Bristol Locality Partnership is made up of partners from across health and social care along with the voluntary sector and other groups that offer support to communities locally. These include: 

• Access Sport – a Bristol-based charity providing sports sessions for disabled and underserved young people
• Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust – mental health services provider
• Barnardos – a national charity supporting children and young people
• Barton Hill Activity Club – an organisation that provides afterschool clubs to families based in and around Barton Hill
• Beezee Maximus – an organisation that delivers free healthy lifestyle programmes to people of all ages
• Bristol Black Carers – an organisation that provides support and assistance for Caribbean, African and Asian Carers in Bristol
• Bristol City Council – the local authority for Bristol
• Bristol Inner City primary care network – a collaboration of seven GP practices working together to provide healthcare services
• The Care Forum – an organisation that provides specialist support in health and social care, representing the views of the voluntary and community sectors
• Centre for Deaf and Heard of Hearing People – an organisation that provides support to Deaf or Hard of Hearing People in Bristol
• Creative Shift – delivers creative arts programmes in Bristol that support wellbeing
• Empire Fighting Chance – provides non-contact boxing for young people aged 8 – 12 years old
• Everyone Active – a leisure and sports provider
  
• Fishponds, Air Balloon and Beechwood primary care network – a collaboration of GP practices working together to provide healthcare services
• Fireclay and Old School Surgery primary care network – a collaboration of GP practices working together to provide healthcare services
• Inner City and East Bristol Family Hub – provides information and support for families and children aged up to 19-years-old or young people up to the age of 25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
• Inner City and East Mental health and wellbeing Integrated Network Team (MINT) Hub – provides community mental health support for adults aged 18 and over
• Off the Record – mental health support for young people aged 11 – 25 years old
• Sirona care & health – a community health services provider
• Somali Resource Centre – a community organisation supporting people who are socially and economically disadvantage from Somali heritage
• St Monica Trust – a Bristol-based charity supporting older people
• The Trinity Centre – a community space offering arts, heritage and cultural activities
• Vita Health Group – a community organisation providing Talking Therapies
• West of England Centre for Inclusive Living (WECIL) – a non-profit organisation providing support for disabled people
• Wesport – a sporting charity
• Young Minds – a mental health charity for children, young people and their parents.