SADCIC


In October 2011, The Saxmundham & District Community


Interest Company


(SADCIC) took over the management of the premises formerly known as the Saxmundham Community Resource Centre. They refurbished it and renamed it The Fromus Centre. The revitalised building now hosts a range of activities from a parent and toddler group, a Saturday youth club, over 50’s craft groups, disability groups, an IT training club, a range of dance classes, Tai Chi, a pop up café, training sessions, and several club meetings. There’s scope for much more... ”All the directors of SADCIC are local volunteers committed to improve the social and business amenities in the town.” says SADCIC Chairman, Don Tricker. “The Fromus Centre has been developed, as a


community hub, for all to use - and plans are underway to eventually replace the current building with a new purpose-built community enterprise centre within the next two years. Please get in touch if you would also like to volunteer to help with these activities.”


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