Broomhill Gardens and Community Hub

T: 01475 553570

E: info@broomhillhub.org.uk

Welcome to the Broomhill Gardens & Community Hub website. Here you can find out information about our Organisation, Garden Cafe, Community Hub and Rooms for hire as well as events taking place in the Community Hub.

The Gardens and Community Hub are managed by Inwork Enterprises Ltd based here at the Hub. Providing training, voluntary and work-related opportunities in landscaping, ground maintenance, horticulture, tree surgery and catering, office skills to people in our area who have experienced mental health issues or have experienced long term unemployment. We also sell top quality plants and shrubs from our greenhouses.

We are wholly owned by Inwork Association for Mental Health and as a Social Enterprise we invest all our profits back into the business or into the local community.

We are always keen to get involved in new projects and initiatives that help us to meet our aims and welcome any feedback on our activities or ideas you may have that will enable us to reach out and support more people. Please get in touch with us if you have project you think we can get involved in.

Need some Space?

Our Community hall is available for hire for any special occasion. Our spacious fully equipped Conference Room and Training Room are also available for hire for businesses. We are able to provide high quality hot or cold catering to suit all budgets and events. We are also able to provide external catering for business events.

Broomhill Community Hall is an affordable and flexible room hire to those who need a local venue. The hall is available for let on those days and times when no activities are taking place.

As a social enterprise we are focused on improving lives and communities. We believe that people experiencing difficulties in their life, whether through health or social problems should be accepted, supported and equipped with skills to deal with the challenges they face.

Social Return on Investment Audit

When we commissioned a social return on investment audit it concluded that for every £1 invested in our charity Inverclyde Association for Mental Health from the public sector there was a £6 return to the public purse.