The Centre is very conveniently situated at the junction of Stainsby Street & Station Approach, and the
entrance is directly opposite Warrior Square railway station. Buses stop nearby in London Road.
Our average feedback score on Google is 4.4 out of 5
Annual General Meeting
We will be holding our Annual General Meeting on Friday 28th September here.
Refreshments will be available from 10:00 am and the meeting starts at 10:30 am. See the notice below for full details
We will be holding our Annual General Meeting on Friday 28th September here.
Refreshments will be available from 10:00 am and the meeting starts at 10:30 am. See the notice below for full details
Rooms for hire in the CentreMAIN HALL We have a large first floor main hall suitable for a wide range of events, and has disabled access with a lift from the ground floor. It has seating for up to 30, with tables and a white board if required SMALL FIRST FLOOR MEETING ROOM This room is opposite the Main Hall, and suitable for small meetings, interviews etc. It has a whiteboard for presentations. TV is not available in this room LARGE GROUND FLOOR MEETING ROOM The ground floor meeting room is suitable for a wide range of events. It has seating for up to around 15 around tables or 20 for presentations etc., and a white board if required SMALL GROUND FLOOR MEETING ROOM This ground floor more informally arranged room seats up to 15, is suitable for small meetings, interviews, counselling sessions, coffee mornings etc. ADDITIONAL FACILITIES Tea, coffee and bottled water are available in the kitchen, or centre users may bring their own supplies Flip charts are available to be used in any room A tv/dvd player is available by arrangement Wi-fi is available within the community centre 
Volunteering at the Community CentreWe would welcome someone to help us at the centre. There are many varied jobs that can be undertaken by a volunteer including publicity and promotion, general administration and maintenance. The role can be organised to suit a volunteer's talent and interests. Please contact us for more details
Southwater Area Community Centre celebrates 15 years2017 saw us celebrating 15 years of operation of the centre. The organisation was established in November 2001 with the official opening taking place on 18th May 2002
See the 15th Anniversary Exhibition page for details of this exciting event that we held to celebrate our anniversary |
Hire ChargesWe are often told by our hirers that they consider our charges to be very reasonable and our facilities excellent
MAIN HALL (FIRST FLOOR) £10 per hour SMALL MEETING ROOM (FIRST FLOOR) £6 per hour LARGE MEETING ROOM (GROUND FLOOR) £10 per hour SMALL MEETING ROOM (GROUND FLOOR) £6 per hour A discount may be possible for long-term hires and holders of the Hastings or St Leonards Cards. See the Town Cards website, or contact us, for details Bookings are available weekdays & weekends from 9 am - 10 pm
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Disability Access |
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DisabledGo is a national provider of access information for people with disabilities and has inspected the Centre
http://www.disabledgo.com/access-guide/hastings-borough-council/south-water-area-community-centre
http://www.disabledgo.com/access-guide/hastings-borough-council/south-water-area-community-centre
The Centre is used by a wide variety of groups and organisations including for training sessions, yoga, social events, and even children's parties. The list is endless!
Details of some of the events at the Centre can be seen on the Events Calendar calendar page
Equality and Diversity Policy
SACC welcomes the diverse needs of our community and is committed to promoting equality of opportunity
and diversity in employment and service delivery
We recognise that equality is central to the services and facilities the Centre provides and that discrimination
against any person on the grounds of ethnic or national origin, colour, gender, sexuality, religion, age, disability,
health status or class is unacceptable.
SACC welcomes the diverse needs of our community and is committed to promoting equality of opportunity
and diversity in employment and service delivery
We recognise that equality is central to the services and facilities the Centre provides and that discrimination
against any person on the grounds of ethnic or national origin, colour, gender, sexuality, religion, age, disability,
health status or class is unacceptable.