Welcome to
The Peace Centre

The Centre opened in 2000 and hosts three
organisations - the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball
Foundation for Peace, NSPCC and
Warrington Youth Club.
The charities share many common aims and goals and each, in their own way, work with vulnerable children, young people and adults affected by violence and cruelty in all its forms. The charities tackle many of the key issues affecting society today - prejudice, discrimination and violence within and between our communities. Collectively, we aim to inspire young people and adults to fulfil their true potential and encourage them to celebrate their achievements.
The website gives an insight into what happens at the Centre, our facilities and how you could get involved. For more in-depth information about each of the charities please visit their websites.
The charities share many common aims and goals and each, in their own way, work with vulnerable children, young people and adults affected by violence and cruelty in all its forms. The charities tackle many of the key issues affecting society today - prejudice, discrimination and violence within and between our communities. Collectively, we aim to inspire young people and adults to fulfil their true potential and encourage them to celebrate their achievements.
The website gives an insight into what happens at the Centre, our facilities and how you could get involved. For more in-depth information about each of the charities please visit their websites.
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at
The Peace Centre
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Charities
Our
history

The Peace Centre was built
as a living memorial to 12
year old Tim Parry and 3
year old Johnathan Ball
who were tragically killed in
the 1993 IRA bombing of
Warrington.
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