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Welcome to your Community Centre |
Breaking News! We have just submitted our stage 1 application to the Scottish Land Fund for funding to develop a business plan and get a valuation for the community centre. The business plan will look into how to create a sustainable future for the centre and how it might be funded, giving us the information we need to progress or not with the purchase of the building from the Highland Council. (21st May 2018)
Can you help us?
The Community Company works out of the Acharacle Community Centre located in the heart of Acharacle.
We had a great response to the survey we carried out in September 2017 which showed overwhelming support for keeping the centre open. We have gained approval from the Company's members to go ahead to look into the feasibility of a transfer from Highland Council ownership. We will be holding save the centre steering group meetings in 2018 to work through the process of finding funding for and progressing the transfer into community ownership
Using the Centre?
If you wish to enquire about using the Community Centre, please contact Lesley MacMaster, Centre co-ordinator by telephone at 01967 431 411 or by email at bookings@acharacle.org.uk
The Community Company works out of the Acharacle Community Centre located in the heart of Acharacle.
We had a great response to the survey we carried out in September 2017 which showed overwhelming support for keeping the centre open. We have gained approval from the Company's members to go ahead to look into the feasibility of a transfer from Highland Council ownership. We will be holding save the centre steering group meetings in 2018 to work through the process of finding funding for and progressing the transfer into community ownership
Using the Centre?
If you wish to enquire about using the Community Centre, please contact Lesley MacMaster, Centre co-ordinator by telephone at 01967 431 411 or by email at bookings@acharacle.org.uk
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We have various rooms available at the centre for you to hire.
The one in the photo on the left is the 'Roshven' Room, where lunch club meets 3 times a week, but outwith those times it is free for others to use. It is carpeted with seating around tables, more comfy seating, a very large tv, sink, darts board, drop down screen. All seating can be moved around to suit your use. There are curtains and dimmable lights to make the room ideal for showing photos etc.
The room in the photo on the right is 'Resipole ' room which is a large multi-functional space. Again furniture can be moved to suit the activity you want to use it for. There are double doors which open out onto a hard surfaced traffic free space.
The one in the photo on the left is the 'Roshven' Room, where lunch club meets 3 times a week, but outwith those times it is free for others to use. It is carpeted with seating around tables, more comfy seating, a very large tv, sink, darts board, drop down screen. All seating can be moved around to suit your use. There are curtains and dimmable lights to make the room ideal for showing photos etc.
The room in the photo on the right is 'Resipole ' room which is a large multi-functional space. Again furniture can be moved to suit the activity you want to use it for. There are double doors which open out onto a hard surfaced traffic free space.
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The smallest room in the building is where any member of the public, resident and passer by, can come and use a PC and access the internet (pictured with a desk and printer). Donations are welcome for use of the internet.
The other room pictured is 'Shiel' which is a smaller cosy room which is ideal to rent for small meetings or health and healing sessions. It even has a specifically designed hair washing sink (used by our regular barber!). |
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