The Warren pre-school has been an established part of the local community for over 40 years. It was initially founded as a ‘mum’s and tot’s’ group and has developed from there.
We are a registered charity, aided by an elected group of trustees. We have a charity status to enable us to fund raise for the preschool.
We are registered for a maximum of 30 children per session aged 2 to 4, and maintain the required ratio in line with OFSTED requirements.

Thursdays (monthly) 2-4pm

Warrington and Halton Hospitals’ Charity, ‘WHH Charity’, raises funds to provide additional comforts, care or experiences for the direct benefit of patients and their families beyond that which the NHS provides.
With the support of our many, many donors and fundraisers we raise money to improve patient environments, fund additional equipment or facilities or provide important complimentary services to enhance our patients’ overall experience.
We can only continue our work by gaining the support of our local communities and our mission is to create as many different ways as possible to forge new partnerships and involve our supporters in ways that best suit them.

We are part of Girlguiding UK; we are based in Warrington in Cheshire. We are a non-profit making organisation, all funds are received are used for and by the girls and women who are our members.

Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group is responsible for NHS services used by Warrington residents.

We are made up of 26 Warrington GP practices and the GPs are now in charge of NHS decision making.

Warrington CCG run a number of Patient Participation Groups (PPGs).
PPGs are your voice in your GP surgery. PPGs are made up of volunteers and staff from the surgery, usually the practice manager and one or more GPs. They meet to discuss how the practice is working; what is going well, and what could be improved.

To find out more about your GP Practice's PPG or to get involved contact you practice or email or call using the information above.

Warrington Digital Skills group runs a weekly digital drop in from the IT suite in Whitecross Community Centre. We provide lessons and support for anyone who wishes to learn, improve their skills or just access the internet. Learners can use the centre laptops or bring their own devices - from laptops to tablets to smartphones, we have volunteers to support everyone safely at their own pace.

Supporting scouting activities in Warrington east scout district. The District Executive Committee usually meet on the second Thursday of alternate months at various venues across the District. If you have any issues you want to have raised please contact the District Secretary.

Warrington foodbank is a way of supporting individuals and families who meet a crisis situation and cannot afford food for a time. It works in the following way:

Non-perishable food is donated by the public, through churches, businesses and schools
Volunteers sort the food in the foodbank warehouse
Care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers, Citizens Advice Bureau, Children's Centres and police identify people in crisis and issue each person with a foodbank voucher.
When you are given a foodbank voucher, you take it to one of the foodbank centres at the opening times shown.
In exchange for a voucher, you are given a food supply which will provide three balanced meals a day for three days. The amount you receive depends on whether you are an individual living alone or whether you are applying on behalf of a family.

A Friendly community lead Friendship group that operates out of Asda Cafe based in the Cockhedge Centre. Members come along to chat and have a brew, as well as playing games and reading books.
The group is being set up to tackle social isolation and is for young and old to attend.

Warrington Lions Club was formed in 1968 and has served its community with great distinction since that time. The club have 24 members and have service projects throughout the year. Christmas is especially busy when they bring out a spectacular Santa Sleigh onto the streets of Warrington. Many thousands of pounds are raised all of which goes to needy causes.
There are over 1.35 million Lions members in 207 countries which makes us the largest service organisation in the world. Our motto is 'We Serve' and we offer our time and skills to our community and also meet some of the needs of the wider world community.

Most of all we have great fun and gain much satisfaction from our membership of the 'Lions family.'

The club is always on the look out for new members, both men and women. So if you have a few hours to spare and would like to offer your time and skills to those less fortunate than yourself then the Lions Club is for you. Please ring Ken on 01925 816165 or Harry on 01925 416981 and arrangements can be made for you to meet the Lions.

Visit the website for more info: http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/warrington/

At Warrington MENCAP we work with and support adults and young people with learning disabilities and their families. We provide 3 social clubs and have several houses in a supported living scheme. Within our social clubs we provide holidays and days out, we also have a walking group and fishing club. Activities also include snooker, discos, access to a gym and badminton and various other games.