The Creighton Centre
The Creighton Centre is a charity established in 1908. It provides services to older, vulnerable, and disabled individuals in West London, focusing on reducing social isolation and enhancing community well-being.
- Community centre with meeting rooms
- Befriending services for older people
- Support for families with young children
- Home adaptations for disabled individuals
- Health and fitness programmes for older adults
Locations
Competitors
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Company Details
The Creighton Centre is operated by Bishop Creighton House Settlement and is a Active company incorporated on 27 June 1996 with the registered office located in London, Greater London. Bishop Creighton House Settlement was registered 29 years ago.
Status
Active
Size
Small
Directors
10
Age
29 years old
Employees
11
Turnover
£766.34K
Total Assets
£3.57M
Cash in Bank
£595.1K
Total Liabilities
-£176.78K