
Castelnau Centre Project (CCP) is a small charity helping to develop resources on the Castelnau estate for the whole community. We are based at the Castelnau Community Centre and have full responsibility for the management and programming of the building.
The estate comprises over 800 households and suffers from being an isolated pocket of deprivation within an affluent area. It is isolated in terms of services for residents and has consistently varying statistics in comparison to both the Borough as a whole and nationally.
Educational achievement, for example, and life expectancy are lower in the area whereas unemployment, long term illness, number of lone parents, crime and anti-social behavioural incidents are all higher than the national or Borough average.
All of these things are reasons why the Castelnau area needs a project like CCP whose job it is to tackle these things and try to make some improvements for the people who live here.
CCP has a team of ten people whose job it is to maintain and sustain the Community Centre as a base for our work and to develop the programme within the Centre to ensure it reaches those who need it most. From babies to older people CCP is attempting to plug gaps identified by the residents.
Over the last four years the project has grown enormously, as has our programme, but there is always more to do and CCP will attempt to do it.
Further Info...
If you would like further information about CCP by email, please use the following link or copy and paste the address into your email TO: box.
info@castelnaucentreproject.co.uk
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Holy Trinity Church
CCP’s relationship with Holy Trinity Church is two-fold; firstly it owns the community centre so it has a vested interest in work that goes on there.
Secondly, as it is geographically the closest church to the estate it therefore serves many of the residents.
Holy Trinity has a deep commitment to community development and in recent years have been developing their own additional activities to compliment the ones already on offer as they recognise the need for greater access for local people.
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