Shropshire Youth Association (SYA)

We are proud to be supporting SYA and Oswestry Youth Clubs.


Shropshire Youth Association (SYA) supports a number of Youth Centres across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, including one in Oswestry. It was founded in 1987 and initially was funded by Shropshire County Council but that financial support ended in 2015. Since that time it has relied upon a range of grants, charitable donations and volunteers.

Some weeks ago it made an application for funding from the Mary Hignett Fund which is administered by Oswestry and Cambrian Rotary Club. At their weekly meeting last Thursday at The Wynnstay Hotel, Claire Purcell, SYA’s Funding Manager, gave an impressive and informative presentation, explaining their work. She told Club members that:

“Our aim is to provide a range of activities and experiences that enhance young people’s mental and physical health giving rise to increased confidence and self-esteem.”

The application that had been submitted to the Mary Hignett Fund was for £575 that would enable them to purchase a Nintendo ‘Switch’, which is a gaming console, together with a range of accessories that would enable Oswestry Youth Club members to engage in a range of sports and other activities.
Oswestry and Cambrian Rotary Club President David Griffiths remarked that:

“Supporting young people is a primary focus for our Club and our members are happy to be able to support RYA’s application.”

For more information on SYA: https://www.sya.org.uk/

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Thursday 24th April, a rematch for the Skittles Trophy.

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On Thursday 6th February we had a relaxed evening at bar-56.

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We are proud to be supporting SYA and Oswestry Youth Clubs.

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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. We are looking for two candidates aged between 16 and 18 to take part in this residential event in August.

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Rotary has defined a theme of the month calender.

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Designs In Mind, Oswestry's working studio of people living with mental health challenges, collaborated with the widow of Professor James Richardson to design and produce a glass installation with images inspired by stem cells.

Some recent successful applications to the Mary Hignett Bequest Fund

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The Role of the Vocational Committee

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The Role of the Entertainment & Sports Committee

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The Role of the Youth Services Committee

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The Role of Club Council

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Role of the Public Image Committee

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Oswestry Community Noticeboard

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History and background of The Rotary Club of Oswestry

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