LEEDS NEWS
Community centre is a total lifeline to so many

AFTER nearly six months in post, Emma Falk, the Leeds Jewish Welfare Board’s head of community support services, has seen at first-hand how the MAZCC activity programme offers a lifeline to so many people in the Leeds community.

“Every day, people meet at the community centre to learn, exercise, chat and have fun and you can see through the smiles and interactions how good people feel after spending time with one another,” Emma said.

“Our activity programme is going from strength to strength, offering a rich mix of classes, workshops, and social opportunities that bring joy, connection, and a real sense of community.

“Sessions help reduce isolation and boost wellbeing for everyone who takes part.”

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