Highfield Community Association

Address	Drewry Road Keighley BD21 2QG
How to donate	Ideally drop off in person.
Currently accepting donations?	Yes
Make arrangement before donation?	Yes
Times for drop-off/donations	10am - 5pm Monday to Friday
Contact	Diane Law , Fazeela Hanif
Phone	01535608900
Email	diane@keighleyhca.org.uk
Website	https://keighleyhca.org.uk/
What we do	Established in 2002, Highfield Community Association (HCA) also known as the Highfield Community Centre is located in a multi-cultural & diverse community of Keighley. At Highfield Community Centre, we believe in Engaging & Empowering to breaking barriers to participation to achieve long-term goals. Our vision is: To advance education & social welfare opportunities with the objective of improving the lives of local residents of Keighley, specifically in the neighbourhood of Highfield by providing facilities for social wellbeing, recreation & leisure activities, whilst at the same time maximise revenue generation opportunities in our centre to invest back into the community. (HCA) Aims to offer:- • A single access point of integrated family services to help meet the needs and address issues of local people • A positive environment for children and young people, to learn, develop, progress & contribute in society • To work with local people across all ages, ethnicity groups and abilities to help build confidence, self-esteem and reduce isolation. • Strong partnership work with other local organisations to promote better health, education standards and achievements • Activities to promote community cohesion and engagement • Accessible services which engage the hardest to reach, by removing barriers to participation & encourage individuals to make positive life choices. Activities we offer include: Play Rangers Project – Play and activity sessions for children and young people aged 5-14. Excel Youth project – youth provision for young people aged 14+ to learn new activities and skills. Asha Project (means ‘Hope’ in Bangla) – women, age 60+, particularly from the South Asian Bangladeshi Community. Dekh Bhaal Project (means ‘Looked After’ in Urdu) - men, age 60+, from the South Asian community Colourful Lives Project - women from the South Asian Community suffering from mental health and wellbeing, and feeling isolated. Adult Education: ESOL, English, Maths, Entry Level Courses Informal courses: Henna, sewing, exercise. Venue Hire: meetings, parties and events.
What we accept	Ideally we would like personal hygiene and sanitary products, which families are struggling to purchase baby wipes body wash conditioner cotton buds cotton wool pads deodorant - aerosol deodorant - roll-on fabric conditioner flannel mouthwash nappies razors sanitary products shampoo shaving foam shower gel soap toilet paper toothbrush toothpaste washing powder
Accept part-used products?	No
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Drewry Road Keighley, BD21 2QG

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