Birmingham spas, salons, skincare brands, gyms and wellbeing studios, from the city centre and Edgbaston to Harborne, Sutton Coldfield and Solihull.
In a historic arcade off New Street, owner Milad Yousifi's Medivine Salon has built a loyal following for hair, nails, lashes and bridal make-up, with more than a thousand glowing Google reviews.
Since 2012, Faye Fenton's welcoming Harborne studio has grown into a hub for classes, retreats and teacher training, with a non-profit arm offering free yoga to the city's family carers.
Owned by Karine Annick and Jay Coates, the small independent studio on Pershore Road has won Best Yoga & Pilates Studio for the West Midlands and Warwickshire for a second time.
From a Kidderminster salon to shelves in 15 countries, Umberto Giannini has grown into a vegan, B Corp-certified haircare favourite while keeping its home in Birmingham.
Born inside Birmingham City Council and independent since 2017, The Active Wellbeing Society is using free bikes and community health work to help people in some of the city's most deprived areas live well.
Hidden away on Cecil Street since 2008, Redpoint Climbing Centre offers 13-metre walls, more than 300 routes and kids' clubs that build confidence one hold at a time.
The Mondelēz-funded Health for Life programme, which has reached more than 242,000 Birmingham children and adults, is marking its 15th anniversary with new grants for schools.
A peaceful haven for meditation, yoga and quiet gardens in Moseley, the Birmingham Buddhist Centre is raising funds to repair and renew the building that has been its home for over 26 years.
Established in 1977, the independent unisex salon on Pershore Road combines award-winning barbering, loyal long-serving stylists and a hair academy training the next generation.
Ten minutes' walk from the city centre, CrossFit Digbeth welcomes complete beginners and competitive athletes alike with CrossFit, Hyrox and Olympic weightlifting coaching.