Bannister Brook House provides supported living accommodation for people with varying additional needs and enables them to live as independently as possible. Since COVID, many of the residents, whose ages range from 55 to 95, have been afraid to leave their apartments and have become socially isolated even within their own small community.
Tracy, one of the residents, has been endeavouring to encourage greater social interaction and approached Leyland Rotary for help in purchasing a bingo machine as this was the one activity most of the residents said they enjoyed and would participate in.
more New awards made to local volunteer organisations - including FRIENDS OF LEYLAND STATION
more Leyland Rotary is delighted to be able to support Leyland-based, award-winning ladies’ show choir, the Red Rosettes, as they represent the UK at a competition in Sweden in May 2025. President Jim went along to meet them and present them with a donation.
more President Jim was delighted to visit one of the successful Pitch4Pounds good causes to see the enjoyment Rotary’s donation has provided.
more We handed out lots of free books to children at Leyland Festival, all of which had been donated by the local community. This is just a small part of Leyland Rotary’s voluntary activities.
more Anyone can experience a mental health condition at any time. Leyland Rotary members were delighted to present Emma Bateson of Lancashire Mind with a donation for life-changing support to adults and young people.
more Outgoing President Jim was delighted to present a cheque to Stela Stansfield, CEO of SLEAP. Jim chose SLEAP as his charity in recognition of their valuable work with young people in the local area.
more Leyland Rotary is delighted to have been able to provide financial support to Infinity Cheer and Dance to assist in their work with children and young people.
more President Jim went along to meet the ‘Friday Guys’ at St Mary’s Community Centre, a group Leyland Rotary is pleased to have helped secure their future.
more Leyland Rotary joined numerous other businesses to help raise a magnificent £14,000 for local cancer charities - St Catherine's Hospice, Rosemere Cancer Foundation, and Macmillan Cancer Care.
more Leyland Rotary was delighted to award Leyland in Bloom funds to purchase farmyard manure and mulch to enable them to enrich the soil at the entrance to Leyland Railway Station.
more 2,095 coats distributed to 16 charities throughout central Lancashire (a 98% increase on last year). A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO DONATED UNWANTED COATS. You’ve made a real difference to your community.
back These are some of the local projects we are involved in.