We develop diverse community based recovery networks and enable the recovery community to assess and understand their own health and social care needs. Where these needs are unmet, we will seek to empower the recovery community to create their own resources to help fill the gaps.
Volunteers (Community and Family Recovery coaches) play a big part in the process and our Coach training is fully accredited by LASER (formerly OCN)

Express Arts run three youth theatre groups for young people in the Warrington community, between the ages of 7-16. The groups meet on a weekly basis and are run at the Pyramid Arts Centre and Lymm Village Hall. We were established in 2012, specialising in using drama to develop young people’s confidence, self-esteem and communication skills, giving them the opportunity to perform publically each year in front of friends and family.

A building with rooms to hire providing many different groups, organisations and clubs a venue to deliver excellent services to the people of Fairfield, Howley and beyond.

The magazine was established in May 2014. 6 months later the support group was founded and the Awareness Group was then formed in July 2015.
The magazine consists of a team of 6 and the awareness group has a core of 4 team members working with small groups to plan and work towards raising the profile of these chronic conditions and their impact on daily lives not only for patients but their families and friendships.

The object of the Trust is for the benefit of those who are over 50 years of age and are resident or were born in the Warrington area. Fred Pendlebury Trust does this by offering grants to cover the financial costs of items such as kitchen appliances, domestic furnishings, essential repairs or decoration, access equipment, medical appliances, clothing or in some cases emergency food.
Individual applicants to the Trust do not have to be pensioners or be in receipt of any kind of benefit but must be able to show some evidence of genuine need or financial hardship or distress.

We are a Community Group, based at Bewsey Park. We host a weekly Coffee Morning
(Wednesday) and a monthly Lucheon Club (Tuesday). We raise funds by holding
raffles, bingo, tombola and car boot sales. All monies raised goes towards
our two Children's Fun days which are a Christmas Grotto and a summer
carnival day. Our summer carnival attracts all ages and we organise a fairground, stalls, refreshments and can cater for upwards of 200 persons.

We see friends of Dallam's children as a part of the wider community in providing extended services and activities to the local community. In particular we have hosted regular meetings for parents, coffee mornings, summer and Christmas fayres and regular children's parties and discos.

We are a constituted group who help our community. We organise a summer fair in Orford as well as fundraising for our local school. We also run a site called Bits and Bobs to help young parents.

Who are we?
Friends of Penketh Library has formed as an independent group dedicated to the promotion and support of our library service in Penketh and the library service in Warrington.

Why have we formed?
The public library is one of the main cultural and information centres in our community.
The voices, ideas and contributions of individuals are needed to support and promote the library as one of our community's best assets.

Do we want to run the Library Service in Penketh?
No, we believe that Warrington's Library Service should continue to be responsible for the management of the library and its staff, services and stock.

Warrington's Library Service is publicly funded and has a statutory duty to provide a 'comprehensive and efficient library service'.

The Friends of St. Elphin's Park are committed to developing the facilities in the park to a high standard for all members of our community.

The Pavilion Tea Rooms serve tea, coffee, home made cakes, freshly made sandwiches and toasties, burgers and soup at very reasonable prices. All labour is voluntary and all proceeds support development and activities in the park.

The friends of Thewlall Infants association is a group of parents who work to raise money for the school through various activities and events. Over the past 12 months they have raised enough money for a kitchen area for the children as well as paying for a trip to Under Water Street for all the children. The Christmas Fair and Summer Fair are two major fundraising events but there are many other events which run throughout the year. All parents are welcome to help FTIS and do not need to be on the committee.

The Gay and Lesbian Youth Support Service (GLYSS) is a Warrington Youth Service project offering support to young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or trans (LGBT) or unsure of their sexuality. We can offer a safe, supportive and anonymous meeting space for:

Meeting other LGBT young people and groups
Exploring your identity and coming out
Work out Family and relationship problems
Challenge homophobic bullying at school and work
Gain sexual and mental health advice

Our sessions are usually held on a Wednesday evening in a town centre location so that young people can visit us safely and be themselves. Young people can either text or phone Jane on the GLYSS mobile: 07747 473 829, or can send an email to glyss@hotmail.co.uk. We can then arrange to meet you, have a chat, explain the ground rules and introduce you to the group. Parents, carers, teachers, youth workers or friends can contact us on behalf of a young person if they prefer.

GLYSS also offers support to parents and carers of young gay people. Professionals, organisations or agencies can also contact us for support and advice.

GLYSS works with other LGBT groups in Warrington . We are members of LGBT youth north west and The Consortium.