Being part of the local community, and working in partnership with multiple agencies, we look to support ANY 13-17 year olds through our intervention work as well as sign posting young people through our information, advice and guidance service.

Broomfields Youth Project (BYP)'s aim is to welcome, value and reflect the love we have been shown to the young people who come to us. We want all young people to feel like they belong and have a purpose.

We are a not-for-profit Community Interest Company operating in the Warrington villages of Burtonwood and Winwick. For the benefit of all residents. Our drivers and passenger assistants receive full training and are all volunteers.

Burtonwood Community Centre is a registered charity & also a social club. Various activities take place to cater for all age groups throughout the week.

Our sewers meet every Tuesday and Wednesday. We're not a sewing class, but a sewing group! There's nothing formal with us, no coursework or qualification just a LOT of sewing! Each month our sewers complete a one-off project to learn or hone techniques, and the rest of the time members are free to work on whatever tickles their fancy! Tuesday group times are 10:30-12:30, 13:30-15:30 and 18:30-20:30. Wednesday group meets 18:30-20:30.

We are a small charity with donation stations and retail units in Northwich and Warrington. The began in 2015 in response to the Refugee crisis in Syria and Greece. Teaming up with Syria Relief in Manchester, we began to send containers of aid to Greece culled from the enormous number of donations that we received. To date we have sent 47 containers of aid to Syria, mainland Greece or the Greek Islands.
As the Charity has evolved local needs have become more apparent and we have established, or are in the process of establishing, links with statutory agencies to support local people who have been allocated a home, Refugees granted settlement status or those in need of basic items for babies and children We have a constant requirement for volunteer time and skills.

Chapeltots is our parent and toddler group. Meeting during school term time only. There are lots of toys for the children to play with, time to chat with other parents whilst enjoying tea/coffee and some toast. This is a church affiliated group run by volunteers attending Stockton Heath Fellowship.

Chapeltots meet at the Church Hall, Chapel Lane on Wednesday morning at 10am.

Chatterbox is a fun filled play session to develop your child's speech and language skills.

For parents/carers with children aged from 18 months to 2 and a half years old.

Through fun activities, your child will learn early communication skills including:

- Listening and Attention
- Imitation/Copying
- Play
- Eye Contact
- Taking Turns

Activities include - rolling balls/cars down tubes, building towers with bricks, blowing bubbles, pretend play with a doll/teddy and tea set, puppets, singing songs...and much MUCH MORE!!

Places are limited and sessions are bookable for a 6 week block, so please contact the centre to book your place.

We are a Cheerleading club based in Warrington. We have teams for ages 5 to adult (boys and girls). We offer the possibility of joining a competition team which competes regionally and nationally or a performance team which displays at local community events.

Our goals are to help to develop skills, however, we also feel it is vital to promote and nurture friendships, leaderships skills and teamwork. All of which serve our athletes both in and out of the gym!!

The PTA (The School Association) has two aims:

To organise social and educational events which cement relationships;
to organise activities which raise funds for the school which are used directly for the benefit of the children.

A committee of staff and parents is elected at the Annual General Meeting in the autumn term. All parents are eligible to be elected onto the committee. Regular information about the Association activities and events is sent via the half termly newsletter.

Sub regional partnership aiming to represent social enterprises and support their development.

Cheshire Community Foundation has at its heart, "Making Cheshire Better". We do 3 unique things that set us apart: inspire local philanthropy, build local endowment and invest money in local grass roots organisations. Cheshire Community Foundation helps people who want to give back to the places in which they live and do business by connecting them to the local community and helping them invest in that community in an intelligent and impactful way. We serve Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester and Warrington as a partner in philanthropy and a resource in community development.

Cheshire Fire Authority comprises councillors from our local communities of Cheshire, Halton and Warrington who manage Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service. They make decisions on things like policy, finance and resources.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is led by the Chief Fire Officer and the Service Management Team.

We have 25 fire stations, four community safety centres, three community fire protection offices and a headquarters in Winsford. And three new fire stations are currently being built in Penketh, Lymm and Mollington.