Friends Of SADA Survivors Against Domestic Abuse is a Charity that supports the work of the SADA services (Registered Charity Number 1199030). SADA is a holistic approach that works alongside survivors of domestic abuse and their families. The service offers crisis intervention, together with client-led support and signposting to other agencies suited to the individual and their own situation.
Our aim is to give every victim and survivor a voice and to support and empower victims/survivors throughout their “survival journey”.
We offer Virtual and Face to Face Drop-In services and the You and Me Mum course, which is available to every area across Hertfordshire. We also have a unique service provision offering Refuge and Safe Space accommodation, as well as long term support.
If you feel you could benefit from the services available please get in contact via email at SADA@stevenage.gov.uk
Friends Of SADA are currently looking for more board members to join our Charity Team. If this is something you would be interested in we would love to hear from you. You can email us at the email above or friendsofsada@gmail.com
Informal, friendly and supportive group of writers, meeting once a month to write and share feedback.
Meetings are usually on the third Thursday of each month at various venues including Royston Town Hall and Bow Books - see website for current programme
The modern face of the WI. A group of friendly ladies invite you to join them for speakers, coffee mornings, outings, fun and friendship.
Make time for yourself.
Second Wednesday monthly, 9.45am for coffee, 10.30am start.
Market Hill Rooms, Fish Hill, Royston SG8 7JL
Royston U3A's constantly growing range of group activities offers members the opportunity to make new friends, discover new interests and activities they never had time for before.
Royston U3A has over 400 members and if you are semi-retired or retired you are very welcome to join.
Monthly meetings with a visiting guest speaker are held on the last Tuesday of the month, 2pm.
Hardwicke Hall at Royston Town Hall Melbourn Street, Royston SG8 7DA
FA Charter Standard Community Club with FA Qualified Coaches running Mini Crows (3-6 years), Inclusive (Disability), Wildcats (Girls only 5-11) and our Youth section covering U7-U18 Football Teams, training and matches at varying times/days/locations.
You can hire the Clubhouse for your exclusive use to celebrate special events and occasions. Special discounts apply for all RTFC Supporters Club members.
We are a friendly Club committed to making tennis available to all ages and abilities in the town and the surrounding area. We are lucky to have six floodlit courts, a strong coaching program and a thriving membership of keen players. We maintain competitive, team and tournament level play in singles and doubles, and place great emphasis on junior and mini tennis. We very much welcome new members, so get in touch and try a social session for free!
Qualified training and coaching for competitive swimmers of all ages. The club competes from local to National level. We have swimmers from 8 years to 80 years of age.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Various times - see website.
Royston Leisure Centre, Woodcock Road, Royston SG8 7XT
Support with communication, activities and outings.
Our Club has flourished in Royston for over 30 years. We are a very happy and active group where, people who have suffered a stroke, can get together, in a social setting, and enjoy sessions of quizzes, arts and crafts and special outings. New members will be very welcome.
Coombes Community Centre, Burns Road, Royston SG8 5PT
Various sessions for all abilities from 6.30pm The Heath, Royston, SG8 5BG.
Tuesday ‘Club Runs’, Wednesday ‘Track’ and Thursday ‘Coached’ sessions plus a whole range of social activities.
Absolute beginners are welcome to join our regular C25k programmes
