Improved access to services: The development of the community hub aims to address identified needs such as deprivation, child health issues, and community safety concerns. By providing a centralised location for accessing services, the project seeks to improve community well-being.

Enhanced community engagement: Through stakeholder feedback and consultation events, the project fosters community engagement and empowerment. This can lead to increased participation in local initiatives and a stronger sense of community spirit and ownership.

Reduction of health inequalities: By targeting a disadvantaged area with higher rates of deprivation and health issues, the project aims to reduce health inequalities and improve overall health outcomes within the community.

Increased skills development: Through volunteering, the local community will have the opportunity to develop their personal and professional skills leading to paid employment.

Reduced public service spending: By engaging with early support and local access to services, and the combined benefits already mentioned above, there is a potential for a significant public service spending reduction.

The main impact of this project is to create a space which can serve the community and their needs. 

1) increased numbers of people accessing services in the area

2) increased numbers of services delivered to the community

3) increased numbers of organisations that can deliver services to the local community 

4) increased local community satisfaction.