Who We Are?
Our Mission
The L30 Community Centre exists to bring people together through inclusive, supportive, and engaging activities.Â
Our mission is to strengthen community connections, promote wellbeing, and provide a welcoming space where everyone feels valued.
Managed by the registered charity Fun 4 Kidz and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, Cadent and The Steve Morgan Foundation, L30 Community Centre is located in the heart of the Sefton Estate in Netherton, next to The Grange Primary School.
The centre is conveniently situated just off Northern Perimeter Road, with easy access from Dunningsbridge Road, the M57, M58 and Formby Bypass.
Available to hire during the day, evenings and weekends, L30 Community Centre offers a range of facilities suitable for community groups, organisations and private events.
- Children’s parties – (no bouncy castles permitted)
- Community events
- Afternoon teas and celebrations
- Training sessions
- Exercise and wellbeing classes
- Performances and entertainment events
Children’s parties can be hosted at competitive rates and can include a selection of fun activities such as Football Shoot Out, Hook the Duck, Play Your Cards Right and Beat the Buzzer.
Training & Meeting Room
Our modern training and meeting room is equipped with a Smart Board, whiteboards and refreshment-making facilities, making it ideal for:
- Staff meetings
- Training courses
- Workshops
- Small group sessions
- Community consultations
L30 Community Centre is fully accessible and welcomes everyone from across the local community.
We are always looking for volunteers to support activities and events at the centre. We also operate a fully accessible minibus for community trips, ranging from local market visits to days out on the Pride of Sefton.
For more information about our activities, room hire or volunteering opportunities, please visit our contact form page
L30 Projects
For over ten years, L30’s Million Big Local brought local residents together to decide how a million pounds should be invested in Netherton. The partnership, made up entirely of local people, listened, debated, made difficult choices and backed ideas that brought neighbours together and made real change happen.
For more information about the project, please click here
