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Rochdale Women's Welfare Association (RWWA)

Rochdale Women's Welfare Association is a community centre based in Wardleworth, Rochdale.

Our aim is to help BME women and young children through various activities to develop their mental, physical and spiritual capacities so they can live, and grow to full development and mature as individuals and members of society.
Address:
18 Trafalgar Street, Rochdale, OL16 2EB
Area serviced:
Rochdale and surrounding areas
Contact name:
Khalda Manzoor
Job title:
Manager
Telephone:
01706 860157
Website:
rwwa.org.uk/
Opening times:
9.30am till 4pm
Waiting times:
Ring for information.
Who is it for:
Especially BME Women but girls too
Languages:
English, Punjabi, Mirpur, Urdu and Bengali
Disabled access:
Yes
Sector:
Voluntary

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