We are grateful to Lidl based in Driffield for food donations which we collect and distribute to the local community.
Author: Beverley Cherry Tree Community Centre
We’re here to help people of the East Riding community
Launched initially by the local Children’s Society to provide services specifically for disadvantaged children in the area, the organisation has steadily evolved to become an integral part of the community. Established as a Community Centre in 1993, following the closure of a Family Centre run jointly by the Children’s’ Society and Humberside County Council, the Humberside County Council gave the building to the new Association in 1996.
The Beverley Cherry Tree Community Centre has always been a base for local residents and pensioners, and has a Women’s Group and a Credit Union. The rooms are let to various organizations including Beverley Baptist Church, the Probation Service, and the Centre is also closely linked to the East Yorkshire Foodbank and distributes food vouchers weekly.
The Centre has overseen many other community projects over the years, including a youth club and projects for disabled people.
Youth Club
Our Monday night youth club was visited by the local police who post coded the children’s bicycles as advised by crime prevention officers.
Halloween
Children attending The Cherry Tree Centre enjoyed various activities during the week of Halloween this included lab rascals, magic from Mazani and Mess around messy play. The children also enjoyed a Halloween fancy dress disco.
Beverley Braves Rugby Club
Beverley Braves Rugby Club under 15's new kit sponsored by Farndale House Care & Support Services and charity representatives including Beverley Cherry Tree Centre. http://www.beverleybraves.com
The AGM
Officers at the AGM in October 2018 listening to the guest speaker Phil Anastasi who spoke about his work as a link worker in the local community.
