Welcome toVision 21
A local charity working to make Gloucestershire communities more sustainable, robust, and resilient
For furniture donations call Reclaim on 01242 228823
Latest News: EcoHub opening early 2026
We are pleased to update that the construction of the Vision 21 EcoHub in St Pauls Cheltenham is almost completed! We’re so nearly there and hope to be ready to open the EcoHub in early 2026! We are now fundraising to complete the final fitout of the building.
Every donation (big or small) helps us open the doors sooner! You’ll be helping to kick-start one of the UK’s first dedicated community climate action hubs, empowering local people to take meaningful action towards a more fair and sustainable future. https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/ecohub2025
On 5th March we welcomed members of the press and the local community to view the site. You can see the updates on their websites here:
OurProjects
Reclaim is our volunteer supported furniture re-use scheme based in Cheltenham. We sell pre-loved furniture for a reasonable price – supporting low income households & saving tonnes of C02 every year.
Our volunteer supported Regeneration & Repair cafes are held at locations across Gloucestershire and invite people to bring in their broken small electrical items, textiles, knives and tools for sharpening.
Explore how we are working to help people prepare for the challenges climate change will bring. Join us and learn how we can make Cheltenham a fairer and more sustainable place to live.
Planted is our new volunteer supported community hub in Charlton Kings. Offering a plant based cafe, loose food/refill shop and local art. We host activities, talks, groups, art workshops and more. Supporting the community and encouraging sustainable living.
Our staff and volunteers help to set up and run the Library of Things at Charlton Kings library in partnership with Charlton Kings Parish Council and Gloucestershire Libraries. The first project of its kind in Gloucestershire.
Join us at our community growing project in Annecy Gardens (est. 2012) an edible garden run by our volunteers for the community. We are also one of 100 Nature Hubs funded by Hubbub in 2024 to help people reconnect with nature.