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About Us
The Centre was launched in 2001 as a UK Healthy
Living Centre. However, that funding came to an
end in 2004 and it now operates as a more generic
community centre with a healthy living ethos.
It is located on Sidwell Street, opposite Cheeke Street Co-Op and is right in the heart of Exeter.
The centre's mission statement:
'Build a stronger, healthier, more inclusive
community' in central Exeter, 'by providing a wide
range of centre-based activities, learning opportunities
and support services, developed with local people
and other organisations' .
It offers several regular services to the general
public such as inexpensive internet access six
days a week, and a café selling a variety of meals
open on Monday to Saturday. Rooms at the centre
can be hired out and are currently used by various
community groups to run classes, activities or hold
meetings. Groups include organisations like the Hikmat Social
Contact Group which provides a space for Muslim
elders and other minority groups to meet. The St
Sidwell's Centre has four paid members of staff,
and approximately 25 regular volunteers.
Specific aims and objectives of the centre document:
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