Voluntary and community

St Augustine's Centre is a specialist charity dedicated to supporting people seeking asylum and refuge in Calderdale.

Here we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions in the hope that they will provide you with further information around the Commun

Active Calderdale envisions a community where everyone has the capability, motivation, and opportunity to lead an active lifestyle.

Active Calderdale recently had a prime slot on the airwaves, with Community Project Managers Anthony Whittaker and Emma Carter providing lis

Following the successful Community-led Workshop in July, a number of new initiatives have started up and are in progress in the villages of

Over the last six months, we have taken a new Community Led Approach to working with local people and organisations across Calderdale.

With the recent passing of another World Car-free Day, it seems the perfect time to reflect on some of the measures implemented across Calde

Our parks and green spaces are key assets within our communities where residents and visitors have free access to nature and space to be phy

Recently we featured local charity Noah's Ark and their collaboration with Active Calderdale, adding physical activity as another string to

Last month, Active Calderdale Community Project Manager Sofie Armitage, delivered her first workshop in Mixenden as part of the community le

Active Calderdale has recently developed a new Community Led Approach which is currently being rolled out and introduced across Calderdale.

Active Calderdale has recently supported local organisation Active Rainbow, to deliver a series of workshops in the Lower Calder Valley.

Over the last 12 months, Active Calderdale has been working hard to build a network of like-minded community organisations with a desire to

St Augustine’s Centre is an independent charity which has been operating for over 50 years in the Park Ward area of Halifax.

In recent months Active Calderdale has been working closely with the children’s mental health charity Invictus Wellbeing at their base in Ha

Noah’s Ark was established in 2000 to serve the locality of Ovenden, expanding over recent years to cover the whole of Calderdale.

Our mission at Active Calderdale is to work with communities to make physical activity an embedded part of day-to-day life.

The Active Calderdale strategy seeks to create conditions in ten system areas that support local residents to feel like they can be, want to

As part of the Department for Education’s Opening School Facilities programme, Active Calderdale will be supporting schools in our area to b

This was no more evident than in the recently completed Rastrick Around The World Community Challenge.