Welcome to Deeplish Community Centre

A place to meet, learn, get involved and find support when you need it. There’s always something happening here, and everyone is welcome.

ABOUT DEEPLISH

Part of Rochdale's community since 1989

Deeplish Community Centre began life as a residents’ association, bringing local people together to improve their neighbourhood. Today, the Centre works with residents, volunteers and partners to provide practical support, learning, health and wellbeing activities, and opportunities for people of all ages.

Community Welfare Advice Service

Free, multilingual social, welfare and financial advice for people across Deeplish, Milkstone, Freehold, Spotland and surrounding areas.

Coffee Mornings

A welcoming space for asylum seekers, refugees and new community members to connect, get practical support and access trusted information.

Deeplish Playscheme

Safe and enriching holiday activities for children and young people, supporting wellbeing, friendship, creativity and active participation.

Community Health Seminars

Free community health sessions that increase health knowledge, provide practical checks and help build trust with local health services.

Community Garden & Green Spaces

Community gardening that brings residents together, supports wellbeing and builds awareness of food, nature and climate action.

Keeping Well, Staying Well

Practical, social and wellbeing support for older adults, including people recovering after hospital stays or managing long-term health conditions.

Community Energy Hub

Advice, workshops and practical support to help local households improve energy efficiency, reduce costs and understand climate action.

What We Do

Find us

Deeplish Community Centre

Hare Street, Rochdale
OL11 1JT

01706 860151

Our impact

3,689 

centre users

45

volunteers

14

weekly activities

24

quarterly events

OUR HISTORY

Deeplish Community Centre began as the Deeplish Residents Association, working from a small space known as the Green Hut on Hare Street.

With support from the NHS and Rochdale Council, the organisation moved into a purpose-built centre alongside a health centre and community base.

Today, Deeplish continues to work with local residents, volunteers and partners to provide practical support, learning and opportunities for people of all ages.

A PROUD MOMENT FOR DEEPLISH

A King's Award for our volunteers

Deeplish Community Centre has been honoured with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service, recognising the dedication of its volunteers.

Representing Deeplish at the King’s Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, Sohail Ahmad and Arshad Mahmood shared a proud moment for the whole community.

Our funders and supporters

We are grateful to the organisations whose support helps us provide activities, advice and opportunities for local people.