7.30 p.m – 9.30 p.m – Doors open at 7.00 p.m

15^th NOVEMBER  2025

Methodist Church Lichfield – Tickets £10 —

 Diamond Harmony Live!

35 Women. One Incredible Sound – in Support of Pathway Project

Get ready for a night bursting with energy, laughter, and pure vocal magic!

Diamond Harmony, a 35-strong women’s a cappella choir, is taking the stage to bring you your favourite modern hits and timeless classics – all sung in stunning harmony.

Expect joy, sparkle, and plenty of toe-tapping moments because a Diamond Harmony show is never just a concert… it’s an experience!

Every note makes a difference: all proceeds from this event go to the Lichfield Pathway Project, supporting individuals affected by domestic abuse

Don’t miss out on this epic hits night! Save the date and secure your tickets now! 🎟️

Date: Saturday 5th July

Time: 19:30 until late

Location: Victoria Working Mens Club, 116 Churchill Hednesford, Cannock – WS12 1BQ

ELVIS Tribute

Pathway Project are proud to present the sensational Andy James at Lichfield Sports Club Friday 17th June.

Doors Open 7.00pm | Bar available

Join us for a night of top-class entertainment, and a welcoming atmosphere and help us raise money for survivors of domestic abuse.

Andy James Elvis Tribute is an award-winning Elvis impersonator and was a quarter-finalist in the European Elvis Tribute Act Event only a few years ago!

It doesn’t get any better than Andy’s Elvis act, and we are sure you will love his electrifying performance!

This show is exceptional! Andy James goes above and beyond to entertain his guests. There is never a dull house, well worth the money – if you want cheap and tack then this is not for you!, if you want sound, lights, backdrops, exceptional backing music then give Andy a call.” – Leslie E Jones

The Pathway pop-up shop is back! This is our fourth pop-up shop and we’re hoping it will be just as successful as our previous events.
We’ll be selling lots of new and nearly new adult and children’s clothing on the day, and will also be raising awareness regarding domestic abuse.

Come along and support your local domestic abuse organisation, find out more about us and bag a bargain the process!

We look forward to seeing you all!

WHEN? Saturday 27th January 2024
WHERE? Wade Street Church Lichfield
TIME? 10AM – 4PM

ELVIS Tribute

Pathway Project are proud to present the sensational Andy James at Lichfield Sports Club April 27th.

Doors Open 7.00pm | Bar available

BOOK YOUR TICKETS VIA THE SHOP ON OUR WEBSITE

Join us for a night of top-class entertainment, and a welcoming atmosphere and help us raise money for survivors of domestic abuse.

Andy James Elvis Tribute is an award-winning Elvis impersonator and was a quarter-finalist in the European Elvis Tribute Act Event only a few years ago!

It doesn’t get any better than Andy’s Elvis act, and we are sure you will love his electrifying performance!

This show is exceptional! Andy James goes above and beyond to entertain his guests. There is never a dull house, well worth the money – if you want cheap and tack then this is not for you!, if you want sound, lights, backdrops, exceptional backing music then give Andy a call.” – Leslie E Jones

Wow, what an event! We raised an amazing £3,000.

The art was been created by some of the survivors, local artists and also some of the staff. Our service users have been taking part in art therapy classes run by talented local artist Sabina and their work tells their stories covering all emotions.

A huge thank you to Amanda at The Courtyard Fine Art Lounge for putting so much time and effort into this event to make it a success.

Thank you to all of the artists both professional and amateur that took the time to create such emotional pieces.

Thank you to everyone that came to the event and made it a triumph.

And lastly thank you to Scott Markham our auctioneer who stood in last minute when Charles Hanson was no longer able to attend.

Operations Manager Wendy, Auctioneer Scott Markham and Community Engagement Officer Debbie.

Portrait of Kathy Coe MBE by Kerry Telford

Auctioneer Scott Markham in action.

A small selection of the art made by the service users.

Pastel drawings by local artist Barry Cooper.

A great turnout!

Over the past year or so we have been exploring all sorts of new ways to raise money we haven’t explored before. Back last year April & Wendy had the great idea of hosting our very own charity pop -up shop, and the rest was history!

All items were kindly donated by the lovely people in the Staffordshire community and also our very own Pathway Project staff – thank you to all of the kind people that donated some fantastic items.

We’re proud to say our first ever popup was a tremendous success raising just under £1000 over the course of two days.

Thank you to everyone that attended, we had such a great time, and hope to host another pop up in the not too distant future.

THE BIG PATHWAY PICNIC IS BACK THIS JULY AND AUGUST!

How would you like to host a picnic this summer, and raise money for a local domestic abuse charity at the same time? Sound good? Then why not host a Big Pathway Picnic?

All you need is:

One of our picnic packs
Tasty treats and delicious drinks
A lovely location of your choosing (we’d suggest Beacon Park or Cannock Chase)
Friends, family or work colleagues

Lots of laughs

Hosting a Big Pathway Picnic is the perfect opportunity to catch up over a Pimm’s, and array of tasty treats of your choosing while raising money and awareness for a great cause this summer. You can host your picnic whenever you want, wherever you want, with whoever you want.

Did you know domestic abuse on average affects 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men. Join us in raising awareness this summer!

We’ll be posting delicious recipes and picnic ideas throughout the next month on our socials and our website to inspire you with your Big Pathway Picnic.

We had our very own Pathway picnic a few weeks ago

Donate in cash, by cheque, or via our direct donation site

Whether £1 or £100 every penny counts!

Download your Big Pathway Picnic pack here!

Another year another not-so-normal Christmas here at Pathway thanks to Coronavirus, but that won’t stop us from providing a magical Christmas for our service users and the residents at our women’s refuges.

Each year we are amazed by the generosity of the local community; we really appreciate the continued support year after year from each and every one of you.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Hayley our CEO with Geze Fradley and their donation of £500.

Helpline Jan with a lovely donation from Cannock Sorops.

Jo accepting a generous toy donation from the Young Ones Burton.

Tracy and Jan with items from our Amazon Wish List.

Thanks to Good Company Singers for hosting a carol night on behalf of us.

Jan with Sebbie Hall accepting one of his acts of kindness.

Tracy with Santa’s Little Helpers.

Thanks to The Plough at Shenstone for their gift delivery for our women.

HSBC with a donation of household goods for those leaving refuge.

Dunelm Cannock with their gift delivery.

We had the pleasure of promoting domestic abuse awareness again at this year’s Tamworth Pride. This year the event took place at Wigginton Park and had entertainment on throughout the day from Trixie Lee and Trisha B’ham.

This year we were on hand to provide advice and support, hand out sweets, name the bear and spread some happiness on a lovely sunny day!

This is an event we all look forward to being a part of here at Pathway all year long!

Amanda with our fantastic pride set up for 2022.

Team Pathway with Staffordshire police and fire and rescue.

Happy Pride!

There’s always time for a quick Pathway selfie!