Free weekly fitness and wellbeing sessions to communities across Nottingham City and Kirkby-in-Ashfield – designed for teens (11–16) and adults (18+). Sessions take place in Forest Fields (Female only), St Ann’s, Bilborough and Kirkby-in-Ashfield.

Whether you’re stepping into fitness for the first time, getting back into activity, or looking for a new way to stay motivated, Healthy Goals combines fun, high-energy workouts with mindfulness and social connection to help you feel your best.

A free youth football skills session In Eastwood for teens aged 11-16, with wellbeing mentoring. Sessions take place every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Keyworth, Eastwood and Arnold.

Hour 1: Football-based activities (coaching, skills, drills, and game play)

Hour 2: A relaxed space where young people can socialise, access support, and take part in creative workshops.

Come and join us for a fun evening session. Free snacks and drinks available.

Resilient Reds are designed to support physical and mental wellbeing, build resilience, and develop community connections, these hubs are your local space to recharge, connect, and grow.

They are supported by The Premier League Foundation and Thriving Nottingham. This funding helps us to tackle inequality and respond to local challenges, supporting people and their communities to be more inclusive.

Join us at our Free Memory & Wellbeing Club, if you’re concerned about your memory not being as sharp as it used to be. This club provides a welcoming space for individuals to meet new people in a relaxed social environment, all while engaging in stimulating activities and games designed to boost memory function.

The sessions are relaxed and supportive, designed for anyone who would like to support their memory, improve wellbeing, or simply enjoy good company. Whether you come for a chat, activities, or just a cuppa, you’ll always be welcome.

Thanks to the incredible support and funding from our partners, we are able to provide our ‘Forest Forces’ programme, which tackles social isolation in veterans by providing a variety of regular activities and events that brings people together from different backgrounds and armed forces communities. The programme not only encourages social connection but also supports physical and mental wellbeing.

Forest Forces engages with the community and its network of partners to collaborate and enhance local support by offering unique experiences that help combat social isolation.

Nottingham Forest Community Trust and Nottingham Forest Football Club are committed to supporting the Armed Forces community. We currently hold the Ministry of Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award, recognising the outstanding transferable skills that ex-service personnel can bring to organisations such as ourselves.