What began around health and fitness gradually developed into a holistic wellbeing space, bringing together professionals from different disciplines and creating a place where physical, emotional and mental wellbeing could be supported under one roof.

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Today, Divinity offers a range of services, including personal training with Ian and Elijah Rook, self-defence classes, PEMF therapy with Christine Kuhnert, osteopathy with Dr Gaelle Le Corre, and mental health support from accredited mental health social worker Branislav (Slav) Antonijevic and his team.

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Yet Divinity has always been about more than the services it provides.

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At its heart is a desire to welcome people of different abilities, backgrounds and life circumstances, including those who may experience disability, mental health challenges, isolation or disadvantage. It is a place where people can work towards becoming stronger while also finding encouragement, connection and support.

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And when someone has little capacity to pay, the philosophy has remained simple: help where we can. The purpose was never simply about making money, but about creating a community where care could remain within reach.