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| The Streetly Association, in Streetly, Sutton Coldfield, Walsall, West Midlands UK.
The Streetly Association( Streetly youth club, Sports Hall and Streetly Community Centre )Keith Henney is the Principal Officer at "The Streetly Association" in Foley Road East, Streetly, Sutton Coldfield, B74 3HR The telephone number is 0121 353 8630 and email address is streetlyassociationB74@yahoo.co.uk The Registered Charity Number is 1089675 Brief History: The Streetly Association is a registered charity and limited company, formed by the amalgamation of the Streetly youth club and the Streetly Community Centre. Dedicated local residents have worked for the past 50 years to provide organisation and premises for the Streetly community. Main Focus To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Walsall and in particular Streetly, without distinction age, gender, sexual orientation, race, nationality, social class, disability or of political, religious or other opinions and to advance education and leisure facilities particularly for young people. National Quality Standards
OCR New CLAIT, OCR CLAIT PLUS bowls, badminton, table tennis, 50+ compact tennis, Streetly women’s institute.
badminton, table tennis, fancy free club (badminton, table tennis, racquetball),
Parkside Playgroup, Parkside Playgroup rising 2's, Mother and Toddler junior badminton, street dancing, dance depot, Spanish children's class, mega club, Annabelle Humpage dance school, gym club, netball club, football coaching, Hindi class, scouts, judo juniors, zig zag dance factory
dance depot, netball, youth club, judo
Access for Disabled Access to all sites, Parking, WC, Ramp, Hearing Loop Saturday 20th October, Streetly "Rant, Rave & React" event (3R's) from 10am till 3pm at The Streetly Association, Foley Road East, Sutton Coldfield B74 3HR The Streetly LNP in conjunction with Community Empowerment Network (CEN) and Walsall Youth Services are organising exciting events for people aged 8 and over to enable issues to be raised specifically to the area in which the young people live. The event is to enable young people in the area to express their views on the current services and activities available to them and to help service providers identify gaps. The focus of the day is two fold: 1. The consultation will aim to find out: 2. The showcase will allow service providers from the public, private and community/voluntary sector to promote their facility and programme of activities. Overall the event will offer a fun and interactive activity based day for young people. The aims of the day are:
You are cordially being invited to have a stall to promote your activities aimed at young people, advertise what services are being offered at present and provide information on services planned for the upcoming months. Your presence is an integral part of the consultation methodology as well as being an opportunity to directly access a captive audience of your potential customers. The day will begin with a relatively structured consultation that will provide you with a direct but somewhat limited contact with the participants. Once the “formal” consultation is out of the way there is an opportunity for societies, clubs and groups who specialise in young people activities. E.g. yoga, keep fit, martial arts to pre-book a slot to give a performance or demonstration. This will also be the time when you can gather specific information you need, or talk with a particular group of young people. If your organisation wishes to take part in this exciting event as a stall holder or to offer a stage performance, please contact:
Ms Aliyaah Baines on 01922 652284 or Dominic Leadlbetter or Charlotte Corden from CEN on 01922 648 618. Places are limited and requests to reserve a stall must be received by Monday 15th October 2007.
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