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)

Fair 4 All is situated in the centre hall of Warrington Market. It opened for business in September 2002.
It is a not-for-profit co-operative staffed by an army of volunteers.
Fair 4 All aims to raise awareness about fair trade and provide a retail outlet for fairly-traded products that will benefit producers in developing countries.

Faiths4Change’s core values are based in belief and a deep commitment to sustainability and social justice.

Our charitable aims are to:

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, and in particular to bring together faiths communities to work towards improving the environment of disadvantaged communities in the North West of England.

Advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, particularly within disadvantaged communities in the North West of England

Footsteps is a charity working in Warrington and St Helen's in the North West of England. We offer listening, information and support to anyone affected by someone else’s drug or alcohol use. Since our foundation in 2000, we have helped thousands of parents, grandparents, partners, siblings and friends to cope with their situation in the best way for them.
Our trained staff and volunteers are always ready to help. Our service is free, and you can talk to someone about your fears, feelings and concerns in a friendly, confidential environment.
Footsteps 2000 Ltd takes seriously its responsibility to protect and safeguard the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. Footsteps has safer recruitment, codes of conduct and policies and procedures in place to ensure that we put safeguarding at the centre of the support we offer.
We aim to:
empower clients to achieve changes in their family relationships which improve their own well-being and that of other family members.
provide accurate information and awareness about drugs and alcohol and about local services available to the substance user.
continue supporting clients throughout the substance use career of the family member.
recruit, train and supervise volunteers and family support workers, to a recognised high level of competence, who will deliver this service locally to the highest possible standard.
reduce the stigma associated with substance misuse by providing accurate and understandable drug awareness training to the wider local community when appropriate.

'Fresh Beginnings' vision statement is to promote cooking and hygiene skills in local communities by delivering cooking courses and hygiene training, as part of a wider campaign for affordable, sustainable and healthier food for all.
* To increase confidence and learn new skills.
* Improve family and individual eating habits.
* More home cooked food at affordable prices.
* Eat smarter - cook better - enjoy food *
The passion and drive behind Fresh Beginnings is Barbara Freeman, with over 20 years’ experience in hotel, catering and education and a love of good food. With some simple tools and improved understanding of ingredients, cooking on a budget through to beautiful menus, we can help you to cook well and eat better.

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.

Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden is owned by Grappenhall and Thelwall Parish Council. The objects of the organisation are to enhance the value of the garden to the community, support the Parish council in maintaining and improving the garden and its structures and to promote the educational value of the garden in terms of its historical significance and horticultural interest.

Friends of Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden's activities include:

- Contributing ideas on the future of the Garden
- Participating in maintenance and planned improvement of the Garden
- Raising funds for the development of the Garden
- Carrying out further research into the history of the Garden
- Acting as hosts and guides for visitors to the garden, both at regular openings and special events
- Publicising the Garden in the local community and beyond.
- Volunteering at the garden.

The Friends of Padgate Library group (PADFOL) was formed in May 2018 as an independent group. Our aim is to promote and support Padgate library by putting on events and helping the library staff in their programme of activities. We want to see Padgate Library thrive and to encourage its use.

The "Friends of the South Warrington Library in Stockton Heath" (SWISH) are dedicated to making the library a valued asset of the Local Community.

Our aim is to restore respect to this beautiful and much loved cemetery so that all who rest here do so with dignity and respect, and all who visit here do so in peace and safety, assured that their loved ones are resting in a place of beauty and tranquillity.

The Friends of Saint Mary’s Cemetery, with the full support from Warrington Borough Council Bereavement Services, are proud of their achievements over the past years. We constantly carry out ongoing repairs and improvements to all aspects of the cemetery

For many years the Friends of Walton Estate have supported the Estate in a variety of ways. We participate in practical work in Walton Gardens, raise money for additions to the Estate and represent the public. Our Adopt-an-Animal scheme has raised money for projects like the Childrens' Zoo gates. One of our first aims was to recover the Conservatory from its sorry state and this work has at last been started.