Mature movers are a dance-based class for people aged 50+ and who want to stay fit and healthy for another half a century and is a great way to stay fit and healthy, meet new people and have fun!
The class is made up of low impact aerobic routines such as salsa and grapevine; there are no chair-based exercises.
The classes benefit participants physically, mentally and socially. No matter what range of movement participants have or their level of fitness, the class content is adapted to suit individual needs and provide enjoyment. Music and movement combinations stimulate the mind as well as the body being kept active throughout the session.
Classes take place at various venues across the town, including St Thomas', Stockton Heath and Hood Manor, Great Sankey. Contact the Wolves Foundation to find your nearest class.

Mission in the Economy is concerned about quality of life in the workplace and for the unemployed. We believe in embracing Christian principles in business and that even in the hectic and stressful world of work it is important to make time for pause and thought.

We provide the organisation and support for Chaplains who are committed to ministry at the interface of faith and work. Our Chaplains work in the Retail, Commercial and Voluntary Sector across Merseyside. Their role is to listen, support, care and question. Chaplains are there for the individual and the organisation regardless of faith or belief. We currently have Chaplains at Local Solutions, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Clayton Square Shopping Centre, Church Street and St. John’s Market in Liverpool; Birchwood Business Park, Golden Square and the Market in Warrington and St Helen’s Town Centre.

New Directions is a service that works with adults who have come to the attention of the police and appear to be vulnerable and in need of support.

We help adults who have mental health difficulties and other unmet needs such as social isolation, housing problems, financial difficulties or substance misuse issues.

The people we support may be victims of crime, people who have committed an offence or perceived to be at risk of offending.

Working closely with partners, such as the police and local housing authorities, New Directions aims to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals who have very real needs, but who have slipped through the net of services.

Newchurch Parish Hall is owned by an educational charity, set up in 1935. The Charity is responsible for maintaining the Hall, but it has no endowments, so it is dependent on the income from lettings to keep the doors open.
The building consists of two halls,plus a kitchen, toilets and an office. It is used by a wide variety of local organisations, including a Pre-School, mother and toddler groups, the Guides, Brownies and Rainbows, dancing classes for both adults and children, a Craft Group, Karate classes, the local Women's Institutes and the local Parish Church. It is a popular venue for children's parties and Dog Shows.

A coach leaves every other Sunday for some of the most attractive scenery in the North-West.....just £12 per journey.
Pick up points throughout Warrington, and everyone will be made welcome.
Four walks will be led by experienced leaders from the most demanding, to easier walks of about 6/8 miles in length.

Coach Pickup Points are Stockton Heath, Wilderspool, Kingsway, Woolston, Padgate and Culcheth. Non-members are welcome to come along and try it out!

NEWCU is a not-for-profit financial co-operative run by local volunteers. As a credit union, we are committed to providing equitable and fair savings and loans to all members of our local community whilst giving commercially competitive saving dividend returns and loan rates. Our Common Bond area covers the whole of Warrington. Active since 1992, we now have over 2000 members.

Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.

NWESSR has been in existence for over 25 years. During this time, homes have been found for hundreds of Springer waifs and strays. The work of the charity is forever ongoing.

There are many reasons why a dog finds its way into the care of NWESSR:

Some are made homeless due to an owners death or illness.
There are always strays who do not have any form of identification; wherever possible we try to unite lost dogs with their families but sadly this cannot always be the case and they are found new homes.
Others are given up because of various domestic crises or they are not wanted any more, perhaps because of long term illness and expense – veterinary bills can be considerable.
Some will come from situations where the owner finds they cannot cope with what is a very energetic breed; Springers look cute, especially when they are puppies, but they can be hard work!
Most distressing are the cases of physical cruelty and neglect – traumatised dogs are homed with people who are very experienced with the breed. Have the time, the patience and the understanding, to undo the damage caused by ignorance and irresponsibility.
Whatever the reason NWESSR is here to help.

Considerable care is taken in placing dogs. Families with children under 6yrs will not be offered dogs at all. Families with young children, will not be offered dogs, whose temperament is unknown or questionable. Fortunately, many of our dogs are happy-go-lucky and good natured. Perhaps one of them is just the right companion for you.

NWESSR is recognised by the Kennel Club and is listed in the Kennel Club Rescue Directory.

NWESSR is a registered charity, and this assists in raising much needed funds to continue our work. The spiralling costs of kennelling , veterinary care and specialist training are an ever present concern to us.

OPEG brings together older people from across the town to ensure that their voices are heard by those who make decisions affecting the lives of older people in Warrington, particularly in: Health & Social Care, Housing and Care Homes, Transport, Police and Culture & Leisure.
OPEG members engage with the statutory organisations at the Older Peoples Partnership Board meetings to ensure that local services address the real needs and wishes of older people in the town.

Padgate Youth and Community Centre offers a facility for user groups in the age ranges of 2yrs to 80+yrs through room hire to undertake own activities. We can also provide a facility for parties for children & adults to be held.

We're the Parkinson's charity that drives better care, treatments and quality of life. Because we're here, no one has to face Parkinson's alone. Volunteers across the country run support groups and branches where they offer support, activities and exercise for people affected by Parkinson's.