Keeping Kids Off The Streets
Community Centre

Drop in centre free at the point of service:
Outside school times of pre-booked occasions when facilities are being used privately, facilities will be open for members of the public to drop in whenever they like.
Free workshops available - run by different workshop supervisors:
At scheduled weekly intervals, workshops will be hosted featuring different instructors, e.g. sports ,video film making courses, dance and art (paint and sculpture etc.). A survey of the local population will help confirm which workshops are conducted from launch.
There will be a total of three different types of workshop activities available at the time of launch.
A scheduled children's workshop will be conducted first ahead of an adult's workshop for each activity.
Workshop events will be held on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Free access to equipment outside of workshop sessions:
Provided the equipment is not being used during a workshop, it will be available for anyone visiting the drop-in after fulfilling a register.
Catering facilities:
Tea and coffee making facilities will be available on the premises. There may also be a location available for food preparation such as neighbourhood barbeques etc.
Entertainment facilities outside of the workshop:
As well as the workshops, we will have a projector available for television, DVD and console sessions.
Presentations focusing on addressing social issues:
The idea of this exercise will be aimed at building social cohesion and open meetings can be planned where the issues will be discussed.
Eazy Guide magazine:
Eazy Guide would also like to mention that local businesses could feature in their magazine; businesses featured in the magazine will also be featured on their website.
Eazy Guide can be found
Contact Eazy Guide:
info@eazyguide.co.uk
07404 809 873
KEEPING KIDS OFF THE STREETS