FULL CIRCLE PROJECT
At the heart of a thriving, safe and confident Bristol community.
Full Circle Project provides the opportunity for everyone to grow and succeed. No matter what background they come from.
We are rooted in the Bristol Central community, providing youth & elder services, training and accessible space for local organisations, clubs & individuals.
Our experienced team caters for all interests and abilities with a wide range of services for people of all ages and backgrounds.
Fulfil your potential, get in touch today.
Book a Hall!
You can book our fully serviced hall for sports, meetings, clubs, activities, parties and more.
We accept one-off and repeat bookings. Click here to look out our calendar.
Rent an Office!
We offer a range of affordable office spaces in central Bristol for a wide range of clientele; from local start-ups to booming social enterprises.
The Docklands Settlement Building is a 2 minute walk from Cabot Circus with direct access to the M32 Motorway and City Centre.
We currently have vacant furnished/unfurnished offices, which can accommodate 1-8 people and range from £237 PCM – £1,146 PCM. *One even has an amazing RoofTop Terrance*
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Join a youth club !
Our youth clubs at the Docklands centre in St Pauls are open to young people from central Bristol.
Donate
The Full Circle Project is a registered charity and we rely on donations from our community and partners to deliver the services that transform our community.
Please make a difference and donate today.
Book a meeting space with kitchen
Our lounge / breakout space comes with a full kitchen and it’s perfect for informal and formal meetings, weddings, parties, social events and much much more.
“Thank you so much. You are very kind”
“Thank you all so much. I cannot thank you enough”
“We need more spaces like this, I came here as a child, and still, you are here for me”
A case study of our work.
Full Circle Project helped 11 year old Selina overcome her challenges through art.
Selina was always an introvert who struggled to connect with others. She had a tough upbringing and carried the trauma of growing up in a household alongside class-A drug users.
Selina’s mum sent her to the FCD Youth Club to make friends and come out of her shell. It was here that her love for creativity and art, alongside 1 to 1 sessions with FCP staff, gave her the confidence she needed.
Today, Selina mixes well with young people and has a good friendship group with whom she regularly plays. She still does art and has come a long way from being the quiet, shy young girl who crept into the hall on her first visit.
“Thank you so much. You are very kind”, – Selina.
“I enjoyed the art exhibition because I got to show my art to everyone” – Selina
“Thank you all so much. I cannot thank you enough. Selina is so happy when she comes here.” – Sarah
“I just want her to know she is brilliant and she does belong. In spaces like this is where she belongs” – Sarah.
“We need more spaces like this, I came here as a child, and still, you are here for me” – Sarah.
*names in this testimonial have been changed