In a wave of continued community support, the AGMS Foundation has recently shown marked interest in Hatfield's Breaks Manor Youth Centre.
Hosting a vibrant after-school programme, the youth centre provides enriching activities for local children aged eight to 12.
The AGMS Foundation visited the centre, which serves as a welcoming and creative space every Wednesday evening, in order to understand more about their unique programme offerings.
At the centre, children participate in a range of opportunities promoting creativity and social engagement.
From enjoyable arts and lively sports activities to dynamic gymnastics and stimulating crafts, the programming is diverse.
The visitors from AGMS Foundation were able to see the positive impact the programme has on the community's young people.
Elaine Jones, company secretary of the centre, happily received the representatives from the AGMS foundation.
Ms Jones said: "Thanks to AGMS Foundations generous donations, our youth club now has the resources to sing, play and create.
"This will make a real difference to the enrichment we can provide to the children who attend.
"AGMS Foundation understands the importance of our youth club and their support is truly inspiring."
The Centre’s commitment is to foster creativity and social interaction in children through its multifaceted activities.
The visit by AGMS representatives were impressed by the creativity and passion in the programme and they are now exploring ways to help towards its continued success.
The AGMS Foundation sees the value of investing in the community's youth, and how a positive environment can help a child thrive.
They admire the creativity and passion evident in the centre’s programme and are keen to lend their support.
In addition to choosing to champion the Breaks Manor Youth Centre, the AGMS Foundation has a long-standing presence in the community through their monthly food bank initiative.
They provide crucial provisions in Hatfield's Town Centre on the last Friday of every month.
This dedication to improving lives signifies their commitment to the welfare of Hatfield's youth.
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