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"One conversation with another father gave me the tools to reconnect with my family"
"One conversation with another father gave me the tools to reconnect with my family"




We bring together men of various ages, walks and backgrounds to share, grow and encourage each other. Good vibes, good food, good conversation.
We bring together men of various ages, walks and backgrounds to share, grow and encourage each other. Good vibes, good food, good conversation.
THE DEN
THE DEN
Fatherhood can be one of the most rewarding experiences of a man’s life. It can also be one of the most challenging.
The Den is a community-based programme designed to change that. Through peer-support sessions, practical workshops and family-focused activities, we bring together fathers and fathers-to-be in a safe, honest space where real conversations happen and real growth follows. Whether you’re navigating co-parenting, strengthening your relationship with your children, or simply looking for a community of men who get it — this circle is for you.
We cover everything from communication and stress management to father-child bonding and shared parenting. Participants are supported not just in sessions, but through connections that last long after the session ends.
Because being a good father isn’t something you should figure out alone. It’s something you grow into with the right people around you.
The Den: We Show Up. We Share. We Grow.
Fatherhood can be one of the most rewarding experiences of a man’s life. It can also be one of the most challenging.
The Den is a community-based programme designed to change that. Through peer-support sessions, practical workshops and family-focused activities, we bring together fathers and fathers-to-be in a safe, honest space where real conversations happen and real growth follows. Whether you’re navigating co-parenting, strengthening your relationship with your children, or simply looking for a community of men who get it — this circle is for you.
We cover everything from communication and stress management to father-child bonding and shared parenting. Participants are supported not just in sessions, but through connections that last long after the session ends.
Because being a good father isn’t something you should figure out alone. It’s something you grow into with the right people around you.
The Den: We Show Up. We Share. We Grow.


"…on Monday I passed my driving test and I wanted to thank you for those initial few lessons as they were the strong foundation that I built from to get to this point"
"…on Monday I passed my driving test and I wanted to thank you for those initial few lessons as they were the strong foundation that I built from to get to this point"
These driving sessions aim to boost independence and challenge participants to take the wheel!
These driving sessions aim to boost independence and challenge participants to take the wheel!
TAKE THE
WHEEL
TAKE THE
WHEEL
Learning to drive is about more than passing a test. It’s about independence, confidence and widening horizons.
Taking the Wheel gives young people access to driving as a practical life skill, reducing financial and social barriers that too often decide who gets behind the wheel and who doesn’t. Working in a safe, supported environment, participants learn the basics of driving alongside their peers, building confidence and capability in equal measure.
But the Circles Driving School has a longer vision. We believe the young people we serve today can become the instructors who deliver the programme tomorrow. By supporting participants to pursue professional driving instructor qualifications, we will create a pathway from participant to practitioner - a Full Circle moment that puts opportunity back into the hands of the community.
Every session is designed to challenge, develop and celebrate. Because getting behind the wheel for the first time is exactly the kind of thing worth circling back to.
Learning to drive is about more than passing a test. It’s about independence, confidence and widening horizons.
Taking the Wheel gives young people access to driving as a practical life skill, reducing financial and social barriers that too often decide who gets behind the wheel and who doesn’t. Working in a safe, supported environment, participants learn the basics of driving alongside their peers, building confidence and capability in equal measure.
But the Circles Driving School has a longer vision. We believe the young people we serve today can become the instructors who deliver the programme tomorrow. By supporting participants to pursue professional driving instructor qualifications, we will create a pathway from participant to practitioner - a Full Circle moment that puts opportunity back into the hands of the community.
Every session is designed to challenge, develop and celebrate. Because getting behind the wheel for the first time is exactly the kind of thing worth circling back to.




Start Christmas 2027 off differently with a 2km run. Join a UK-wide community getting a head start on their new year’s resolution…and raising funds for Circles whilst they’re at it.
Start Christmas 2027 off differently with a 2km run. Join a UK-wide community getting a head start on their new year’s resolution…and raising funds for Circles whilst they’re at it.
2K ON
XMAS
2K ON
XMAS


Most people spend Christmas morning on the sofa. We dare you to start it differently.
Launching Christmas 2027, the Circles 2K ON XMAS DAY run is a nationwide community event taking place every Christmas morning. Wherever you are in the UK, the idea is simple: lace up, get out, and start Christmas differently.
2km is achievable for almost everyone. Walkers, joggers, families with kids, people returning to exercise after years away - all are welcome. The distance isn’t the point. The movement is. The community is.
Call it a head start on your new year’s resolution. Every pound raised goes directly to supporting the young people and families we work with all year round. On the morning itself, the whole country moves together; sharing clips, posting routes and becoming part of something bigger than a solo Christmas run.
Because the average person consumes over 5,000 calories on Christmas Day. But more importantly, some people spend it alone. This is our answer to both.
Most people spend Christmas morning on the sofa. We dare you to start it differently.
The Circles 2K Christmas Day run is a nationwide community event taking place every Christmas morning at 9am. Whether you're in London or joining one of our satellite locations across the UK, the idea is simple: lace up, get out, and start Christmas differently.
2km is achievable for almost everyone. Walkers, joggers, families with kids, people returning to exercise after years away - all are welcome. The distance isn't the point. The movement is. The community is.
Every registered participant receives a Circles runner's kit, and on the morning itself, the whole country moves together; sharing clips, posting routes and becoming part of something bigger than a solo Christmas run.
Because the average person consumes over 5,000 calories on Christmas Day. But more importantly, some people spend it alone. This is our answer to both.

"One conversation with another father gave me the tools to reconnect with my family"


We bring together men of various ages, walks and backgrounds to share, grow and encourage each other. Good vibes, good food, good conversation.
THE DEN
Fatherhood can be one of the most rewarding experiences of a man’s life. It can also be one of the most challenging.
The Den is a community-based programme designed to change that. Through peer-support sessions, practical workshops and family-focused activities, we bring together fathers and fathers-to-be in a safe, honest space where real conversations happen and real growth follows. Whether you’re navigating co-parenting, strengthening your relationship with your children, or simply looking for a community of men who get it — this circle is for you.
We cover everything from communication and stress management to father-child bonding and shared parenting. Participants are supported not just in sessions, but through connections that last long after the session ends.
Because being a good father isn’t something you should figure out alone. It’s something you grow into with the right people around you.
The Den: We Show Up. We Share. We Grow.

"…on Monday I passed my driving test and I wanted to thank you for those initial few lessons as they were the strong foundation that I built from to get to this point"
These driving sessions aim to boost independence and challenge participants to take the wheel!
TAKE THE
WHEEL
Learning to drive is about more than passing a test. It’s about independence, confidence and widening horizons.
Taking the Wheel gives young people access to driving as a practical life skill, reducing financial and social barriers that too often decide who gets behind the wheel and who doesn’t. Working in a safe, supported environment, participants learn the basics of driving alongside their peers, building confidence and capability in equal measure.
But the Circles Driving School has a longer vision. We believe the young people we serve today can become the instructors who deliver the programme tomorrow. By supporting participants to pursue professional driving instructor qualifications, we will create a pathway from participant to practitioner - a Full Circle moment that puts opportunity back into the hands of the community.
Every session is designed to challenge, develop and celebrate. Because getting behind the wheel for the first time is exactly the kind of thing worth circling back to.


Start Christmas 2027 off differently with a 2km run. Join a UK-wide community getting a head start on their new year’s resolution…and raising funds for Circles whilst they’re at it.
2K ON
XMAS

Most people spend Christmas morning on the sofa. We dare you to start it differently.
The Circles 2K Christmas Day run is a nationwide community event taking place every Christmas morning at 9am. Whether you're in London or joining one of our satellite locations across the UK, the idea is simple: lace up, get out, and start Christmas differently.
2km is achievable for almost everyone. Walkers, joggers, families with kids, people returning to exercise after years away - all are welcome. The distance isn't the point. The movement is. The community is.
Every registered participant receives a Circles runner's kit, and on the morning itself, the whole country moves together; sharing clips, posting routes and becoming part of something bigger than a solo Christmas run.
Because the average person consumes over 5,000 calories on Christmas Day. But more importantly, some people spend it alone. This is our answer to both.
