Bellingham Gateway Youth and Community Centre
At Bellingham Gateway there are lots of exciting and engaging activities that will entertain and build the skills and confidence of young people.
Regular activities include: table tennis, cooking, rollerskating, arts and crafts, homework support, gaming, pool, IT and computer sessions and football.
at Bellingham Gateway
Mon 21st - Fri 25th October 2019
12:30pm - 5:30pm
Activities include:
Art and crafts Football Non-contact boxing sessions T-shirt printing Cooking Table tennis Monster-costume making ...and much more!
FREE HOLIDAY SESSIONS
Young people aged 8-19 years, up to 25 with SEN.
New members will need to register with the service.
Term-time opening times
| Monday |
6:15pm - 8:45pm |
ages 12-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 |
| Thursday |
6:15pm - 8:45pm |
ages 12-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 |
| Friday |
2:30pm - 5:00pm |
ages 8-12 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 13 |
| Friday |
6:15pm - 8:45pm |
ages 13-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 |
Site contact
Aminata Swaray Operations Manager
Site Telephone: 020 8314 6389
Email: aminata.swaray@youthfirst.org.uk
Mobile: 07580 777 851
Features
Location
Bellingham Gateway Youth and Community Centre
185 Brookehowse Road, Bellingham, SE6 3TT
Public Transport
| Bellingham | 6 min walk (0.3 miles away) | Thameslink |
| Bellingham Road | 8 min walk (0.4 miles away) | 320 54 136 208 |
| King Alfred Avenue | 6 min walk (0.3 miles away) | 181 |
More about Bellingham Gateway
Bellingham Gateway was built in 2007 funded by the Bellingham Community Project, Big Lottery Fund and Sport England. It is an innovative design with a large indoor space that has the capacity for a range of uses including bowls, roller skating, table tennis, and community meetings.
The club hosts special events requested by the club's youth forum such as a Valentine's roller disco. Bellingham partners with others orgnisations like Cubs, Scouts and Beavers and also runs special sessions for young girls to help build confidence and positive self-worth.
The team at Bellingham works especially hard to create local partnerships that benefit the local community. They pride themselves on being open to a wide range of users, even running a ‘walking’ bus to bring primary school children to the site so they can safely experience the full range of fun and engaging activities.
Since September 2016 Bellingham has also been the site of the Youth First central office. We are very proud to call it our home.