Freeths support YMCA in transformational activity village project

Freeths are delighted to announce its involvement in supporting Nottinghamshire YMCA in the delivery of the transformational Community and Activity Village in Newark and Sherwood. The YMCA Community and Activity Village is a not-for-profit project designed to empower young people and families in Newark and Sherwood.

YMCA shared the news that they recently broke ground on the main building, which will provide local residents of Newark and Sherwood with a venue that can host everything from youth training, education provisions, health and fitness to a digital media suite, childcare spaces and a community café.

Todd Cauthorn (Executive Director) and Craig Berens (Group CEO)

The project has been a part of a long term, ambitious vision for the YMCA and Freeths are proud to a part of a project which will help support young people and others in the local community.

Foundations for the building are due to commence later this month, with the overall development expecting to be completed during 2022.

Sarah Moore, Corporate Partner at Freeths, who worked closely with the YMCA, said, “We are absolutely delighted to have been involved with Nottinghamshire YMCA, and YMCA Newark and Sherwood, on this project which is a one of a kind development in the country, and one which will benefit the local community enormously, in an innovative and exciting way. We look forward to supporting the YMCA in the future and seeing how the development progresses”.