OVER 56 YEARS SERVING THE COMMUNITY
We are a not-for-profit voluntary organisation and a registered charity serving the Hindu and Indian Community in Tameside and Greater Manchester since 1964. The charity provides many services and has taken part in numerous engagement projects over the years to help strengthen ties with the community, the local authority, and other voluntary groups. The Shree Ambaji Mandir (Hindu temple), is a religious place of worship that’s open to the public daily. Through the community centre we celebrate various Hindu festivals and cultural events as well as provide services that meet the community needs such as below;
– Council services including Hindi/ Gujarati translation
– Elderly & Social Care – GCSE Gujarati language learning (on hold)
– Youth, Sports & Recreation – General Health & Wellbeing
– School Liaison Services – Bereavement Services – Marriage Registration
Opening of our Community Centre and Ambaji Temple (Mandir)
It is now nearly two years since the Covid restrictions have been in place for all places of worship. I am pleased to inform you that the Government lifted these restrictions on 19th July 2021 and we are intending to open our Community Centre and Ambaji Temple (Mandir) for all activities as outlined below.
Although the following restrictions are not legally binding, to ensure the safety of all our community members using our centre, we advise that you respect the following restrictions.
1. Wear masks for your and everyone’s safety at all times (you can take off the mask whilst singing).
2. Be sensible and observe social distancing as much as possible whilst visiting the centre.
3. Ensure that you have been fully vaccinated, please be prepared to provide evidence of your vaccination.
4. Temperature check and hand sanitisation will be required at the entrance.
5. If you experience any symptoms of Covid you must NOT visit centre, you must isolate and take medical advice.
6. The nation is not free of Covid, and therefore we must continue to remain very cautious.