Helping them to reach their potential, and help achieve harmony in their communities.
Learn combat sports, weight training and volunteering at Hangar Community Hub.
We offer sports training as an engagement and development tool to support participants to access brighter, positive life opportunities. This is supported by mentoring, developing a better self-image, education support programmes integrating life skills development to take advantages of opportunities and promote good life choices.
We have a range of combat sports on offer plus gym confidence and strength training.
We have a Pay What You Can Afford membership for our food pantry, for times when you're struggling to make ends meet.
Courses and industry recognised training courses for Young People and adults, along with mentoring.
You can get involved in lots of ways, from assisting with coaching to working in the food pantry.
When people join our programs, they gain real-life skills and discover new strengths. Learn problem-solving, build discipline, work as a team, and make a difference through volunteering. There’s so much waiting for them—let’s grow together.
We work projects within our scope and these include sporting projects, personal development, employability and much more.
Offering a variety of engaging sports, including MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, Kickboxing and Freestyle Wrestling. Also structured strength training and other fitness training.
Opportunities for adults and young people. Personal development. Better health and fitness. Employability. Being part of a team. Employmen training and much more.
Social connections through combat sports enable confidence, life skills and helping others.
Project partners
Hangar Mixed Martial Arts
AUG
Hangar Wrestling Club
Hangar Muay Thai Club
AUG
Hangar Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Hangar Kickboxing
AUG
Strong & Fit
If you would like to join our Community Pantry as a member you can fill out the form here.
We are a wholly volunteer-run project with a wide range of skills and backgrounds coming together to bring projects to help the community and improve lives in and around Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.
FINANCE
Lead Volunteer
PANTRY MANAGER
VOLUNTEER
Just a few comments from others we’ve worked with in the local community, whether it is connected to our Pantry or Sporting projects.
Founder
Working with the Hangar CIC has helped step into sport support young people away from violent crime and negativity. Staff are Welcoming and the whole place feels like home to some of the young people.
Youth Justice Sport Coordinator
It feels so good when you see the smiles on their faces!
Financial Services
We love working closer with the local community and seeing the changes we can bring out via our project.
Director
Combat sports including MMA, Kickboxing, Freestyle and Greco Roman Wrestling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Strength training for all ages. Teambuilding and enhanced health and fitness.
Free weekly circuit-training class for the local community.
Access member discounts and merchandise to support your teams.
Take advantage of opportunities and get involved with a positive, disciplined community.
Support our gym through sports memberships. Eiether our all inclusive pay-monthly membership, or pay-as-you-go day membership. Access all our sports with world-class coaching.
Includes gym membership and all classes
Got to any class, use the facilities. Support the clubs.
Latest news and events at Hangar Community Hub. We’re an Independent volunteer run project to help the citizens of Cardiff with their health and fitness.
We asked and they delivered! A Big Thank You to Howdens Leckwith Who recently supplied us with 3 large larder units for our Food Pantry. A very kind and generous gesture that serves the local community very well. Dale from Craftsmen Cymru assembled the pantry units for us and life...
This is one of our volunteers Emma, who is a local resident to the area, and we met her via our food network. You'll catch Emma most Thursdays working at the morning Pantry, plus she is often to be found helping behind the scenes including collecting and transporting food to...
Economic Impact & Period PovertyThe Lifetime Cost: Over a lifetime (averaging 38 years of menstruating), a person will use more than 10,000 to 11,000 disposable products.UK Statistics: Approximately 1 in 8 people (12%) in Great Britain struggle to afford menstrual products. During the pandemic, this rose to 36% for those...
With the high level of coaches in so many disciplines Fighting Homelessness CIC has been able to not only just put on sessions but at high levels. We are even starting to see participants break into evening classes and hopes for participants to start competing too.