Newcastle City Council

Provided by Newcastle City Council, Adult Social Care and Integrated Services

Looking for a place to spend time and get support in Newcastle?

Wellbeing Hubs are welcoming local venues, such as libraries and community centres where you can spend time and get support like free wifi, a place to charge your devices, information, advice and more. You can use our Wellbeing Hub finder to find your nearest hub.

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St. Vincent’s Centre Newcastle

St Vincent’s Centre, Newcastle is part of the Saint Vincent de Paul Society, offering support to the local community.

The Hub Welfare Rights and Advice Service

Information and advice for asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants.

Welcome to Badminton

Welcome to Badminton is a project that provides regular badminton sessions for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. Playing badminton for fun, to make friends, learn new skills and keep healthy.

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