The main objective of the Community Centre is to be a focal point for the local community with the aim of creating a better quality of life for the people of the Earlestown area.
We achieve this by providing educational, social, and recreational activities in partnership with others who support people to overcome barriers and improve their opportunities. Providing a modern, vibrant, and diverse Community Centre that is accessible to local individuals, groups, and organisations.
Our objectives are to:
* improve the health and wellbeing of our service users,
* offer information, advice, and support,
* deliver adult learning and volunteer opportunities.
* provide social and recreational activities for all ages.
We have a community café offering nutritious meals at affordable prices in a friendly, safe environment. The café has become a place for people to meet and socialise it is a focal point for people meeting before and after their activities in the centre and the café is also able to cater for organisations who hold meetings/training in the centre.
We run a volunteer programme providing opportunities for people to gain new skills and experience within the Centre and its community café.
Over 60's Social
First Thursday of month 1pm-3pm | Paid
Bingo, quizzes, card games with tea, coffee and biscuits. Cost is £2 plus £1 if playing bingo.
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Pilates
Every Friday 9.30am – 10.30am | Paid
£2.00 per session. Trim and tone your body the gentle way. For all, whether you want to improve physical mobility, stretch tight muscles or find new ways to challenge your mind and body, improve balance and stretching.
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Stay & Plays
Every Wednesday during school term 1pm-2.30pm | Paid
£1.50 per child- includes snack. Stay and play sessions for parents and thier young children, term time only.
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philomena@crownwaycommunitycentre.co.uk
Crownway Community centre Earlestown, WA12 9DA
01925 222907
Areas Of Work
Children, Young People and Families, Economic, social and community development, Health
Groups worked with
Children (0 -12), Disabled people, Men, Older people (over 65 years of age), Women
Areas worked in
St Helens - East Area A – Earlestown, St Helens - East Area A – Newton-le-Willows, St Helens - East Area B – Haydock, St Helens - North Area A – Rainford