FREE activities ranging from weight training and street dance to arts and crafts are being offered to Warrington youngsters this autumn.
Positive Futures, an inclusion programme that offers young people the opportunity to do activities, gain experience, training and awards, is working to provide the activities in partnership with community charity Fit Kidz.
Activities are planned in Bewsey, Dallam, Whitecross and Westy area, and all are free.
Anyone who wants to find out more can call into the office at Whitecross Community Centre, Lexden Street, telephone 07740075798, email [email protected] or visit www.fitkidzwarrington.com
Weekly Activities are: Touch Rugby, Mondays 4pm, Whitecross Community Centre (age seven to 17); Street Dance, Mondays 5pm, Whitecross (seven to 17), Volunteers Development Group; Tuesdays 4pm, Bewsey Park Pavilion (14 plus), Arts and Crafts; Tuesdays 3.30pm, Dallam Children’s Centre (seven to 17), Activities Club/Volunteers Development; Tuesdays 4pm, Westy Community Centre, (seven to 17), Pop Skool; Wednesdays 4pm, Bewsey (seven to 17), Junior Weights; Wednesdays 4pm, Fordton Leisure Centre (11 plus), Activities Club/Volunteers Development; Wednesdays 4pm, Westy (seven to 17), Fit Kids FC Training; Thursdays 4pm. Whitecross (seven to 17), Football, Fridays, Westy (seven to 17) and Junior Weights; Saturdays 12 noon, Fordton (11 plus).
FREE activities ranging from weight training and street dance to arts
and crafts are being offered to Warrington youngsters this autumn.
Free fun for youngsters
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