Whoop Whoop, a standing ovation to several of our amazing tenants who have secured youth provision in the area for the next three years.

Young people in Tang Hall are celebrating as the National Lottery Community Fund has awarded £449,552 for the next three years to continue the youth provision established by @tanghallbiglocal and to develop the outdoors elements of the programme based in Hull Road Park.

The project is a joint programme between @northyorkshireyouth , @c2youthcafe and @tcvyork , with TCV as the lead applicant. The proposal has been shaped with local young people and brings together the complementary strengths of the three organisations.

NYY will continue their outreach work across the Tang Hall neighbourhood and the popular Youth Club sessions on Tuesdays at the Community Centre.

TCV will expend the outdoors and environmental sessions based in and around Hull Road Park

Choose2 will support young adults with learning disability to join the weekly sessions run by TCV, and projects in the park will make use of the Choose2 cafe space out of hours.

The three organisations are developing a “young leaders” programme for the young people aged 16+

The project supports the expansion of community activities in Hull Road Park where TCV have been running regular activities for over 6 years.

A big thank you to players of the National Lottery

“Well done to TCV, NYY and Choose2 for get this wonderful lottery funding and being able to continue the legacy of Tang Hall Big Local “ Anna Hunter, Project Lead Tang Hall Big Local

“This is absolutely fantastic news and a hugely important suite of services for the young people in the east of York” Claire Douglas Chair Tang Hall Community Centre.

Fiona Richards Caroline Crossley Lucy Wheeler The Conservation Volunteers The National Lottery Community Fund
Anyone for rugby tomorrow?
Come along this morning for all things bicylce with the big bike revival.
We are hosting next months Heworth Ward Committee Meeting, 6pm on Monday 12th February. Come along, meet your local Councillors and have your say. 

Also remember that we have a local Councillor with us every last Friday of the month for the @tanghallbiglocal Breakfast Club at 9:30am.

We see our local Councillors really help people who are struggling, do not forget about this valuable resource.
The ultimate magical lemon meringue pie is on the menu for tonights @food_circle_york market. Come on down whilst the meringue is hot…
We would love to welcome you on Thursday with a cuppa and a friendly face. 
We know how hard it is caring for someone and the Alzheimers Society is here to help.
A tale of generosity and community. The photo does NOT do it justice. 

For the second year running, this superhero family embarked on their heartwarming Christmas tradition. Rather than focusing solely on their festivities, they dedicated their holiday season to collecting food for those in need. The family has worked tirelessly to fundraise and beat last year's £800 with a whopping £1,500 food drop-off. 

Thank you to the residents of Windmill Lane, parents from Heslington Primary School and Heslington Football Group, which Arnie @johnniesonar (pictured) runs.

Our centre has been transformed into a makeshift warehouse with boxes filled with love and sustenance. The donations will be distributed alongside our usual food offerings to help those who are struggling.

Wednesday 20th, 27th of December (11am - 12 noon) is the fantastic @yourcafeyork where you can always get a bag full of food.
Thursday, the 21st of December (4pm), is the Community Canteen for a sit-down meal.
Friday, 22nd of December (9:30am) is the lovely supportive social event that is Breakfast Club (For @tanghallbiglocal residents).

Their selfless act not only nourished bodies but also nurtured the bonds that make a community truly special.

Why not join Arnie on a Thursday evening between 5 and 6pm at York University to join in with Heslington Football Group? This group of heroes is open to all ages, abilities, genders, and fitness levels, £2 per session.
We've got your back (literally!). Join us on Monday afternoons for a relaxation rendezvous and let that stress float away. Mondays are for self-care with York Community Acupuncture sessions! 📍

York Community Acupuncture aims to provide people access to the wonderful world and healing benefits of acupuncture without being too costly. £30 for the first treatment, then Pay as you feel £20-£30 after that.

www.yorkcommunityacupuncture.co.uk
You don't have to be mad to work here... Just some of the lovely people behind the scenes of our Community Canteen. Why not come along for a delicious free family meal made by @food_circle_york. 4pm every Thursday.
Monday 13th November, 7.30 - 10 pm is the YourCafe Fundraiser Fashion Show with the Complete Clothing Company. £5 admission available from your Tang Hall Community Centre reception or the amazing Bernie (who half of York know).
This is the amazing @gogetyork at the end of a hard weeks delivery, supporting individuals with additional needs throughout the region. 

Tough work, especially in these temperatures but they are all still smiling. One of the reasons why we love them being based at the centre.

In particular we would like to salute Patrick who leaves us today for pastures new. Patrick is such a considerate and kind man that we will miss greatly.

Another part of the jigsaw that makes our little centre a bit special.
Main Hall, £26 per hour

Our main hall is 52ft x 32ft and large enough to hold 60 people comfortably. It's ideal for holding film screenings or hosting a community meal, and it's regularly used for choirs, exercise groups and social gatherings.

Lounge, £18 per hour

At 17ft x 13ft, the lounge is a multi-use space and can be used as a traditional meeting room that comfortably seats eight people.

Kitchen, £19 per hour

Our kitchen can be hired to cook for community meals, cooking demonstrations, or prepare food for your catering business. We operate the kitchen under the Food Standards Agency's 'Safer Food, Better Business' standards.

Outside Court, £9 per hour

The outside court has floodlighting, a climbing frame and slide, picnic benches and plenty of space to run around. It has been used for cycle parties, a storytelling arena with straw bales for seats, and an exercise area.

Children's parties, £42 per hour

Saturdays, 2 pm - 5 pm, for children aged 13 and under. You will have full use of the whole centre grounds, hall, kitchen and lounge.

About us

Our charity took over the centre's running in 2014 and secured a 30-year lease in the process. We turned the centre into a vibrant, welcoming, resourceful place for local residents to learn, socialise and volunteer.

Thank you

We apply for and receive financial support from individual donors and grant-making organisations. Thank you for supporting us and making a real difference in Tang Hall.

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