The club runs sessions at 6am to help women fit training around their caring responsibilities, offers reduced subs during hardship, and provides a WhatsApp group for motivation and social connection.
"Women face physical, social, cultural, economic and psychological barriers to fitness," Ms Goodwin explained.
"We've grown from zero to 60 regular participants. This grant will help us subsidise fees, provide more equipment, and expand sessions so we can reach more women in the biggest housing estate in Europe – addressing health inequalities and creating lasting habits for future generations."
The funding will support venue hire, volunteer training, equipment, and marketing.