Hatch Warren After School Club

The charity's main goals are to build, maintain, and operate the Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Centers as well as to offer social and educational services to improve the quality of life for those living in the areas included by the postal codes RG22 and RG23.
Since its opening in February 2018, The Beggarwood Centre has gained more public notoriety. This is now positively reflected in the caf's increased foot traffic as a result of families' support of neighbourhood community cafes during pandemic lockdown periods.
The Walking for Health programme will begin at The Caf on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the initiative of BDBC.
By hosting community soup lunches and Friendship Fridays, participating in board game and craft sessions to stimulate healthy minds, and offering community soup lunches and Friendship Fridays, Caf in the Park continues to support its mission of helping the weak and reducing loneliness in our community.
The only youth centre in Hatch Warren and Beggarwood is the Warren Youth Club, which HWBCA has operated since 2009.
Children are picked up by a team of knowledgeable staff members who walk back to the centre with them from their (local) schools, Hatch Warren Infant & Junior School and St. Mark's Primary School.
They serve a home-cooked, hot light tea and make sure they have a lot of fun while they are in our care.
The manager of HWCA ASC, Odette Pazos Gonzalez, is a vivacious and dedicated member of the team.
As a nonprofit, we depend on volunteers to help us offer engaging activities for our community and to help us maintain our first-rate facilities.
We rely on a core group of volunteers to do various tasks at our events, such as organising and running them or serving as Trustees to help govern the Association.
Finally, the Trustees want to express their gratitude to the hard-working employees at the Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Centres who administer the facilities, open and close the facility, and plan numerous events and activities.