Action Station
About us
Action Station South Tyneside was founded in 1998 by the local residents, community groups and churches to support the most disadvantaged residents of South Tyneside. We primarily help individuals to address their social isolation and improve their quality of life. Our mission is:
To provide a place where individuals and groups can access services and opportunities which will enhance their life chances and wellbeing. In turn, this will lead to a general uplift in the quality of life in our community.
About us
Action Station South Tyneside was founded in 1998 by the local residents, community groups and churches to support the most disadvantaged residents of South Tyneside. We primarily help individuals to address their social isolation and improve their quality of life.
Action Station 25th Anniversary Celebration
Join us in celebrating 25 years of service at Action Station South Tyneside! For the past decade, we've been proudly located at Boldon Lane. Join us on Thursday, 28th March, from 10 am to 2 pm, for a delightful healthy buffet, the chance to meet our dedicated staff and partners, and to discover the wide array of services we offer. Don't miss out on this special occasion!
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A Word from Our Partners
I currently use Action Station for outreach appointments for South Tyneside Adult Recovery Service. The Action Station is very accessible for clients living in the local area. The staff at Action Station are always very warm and welcoming and accommodating. I see clients on a 1-1 basis in one of the rooms there more...
Inspire South Tyneside have been partners of Action Station for many years. You always get a warm welcome from both staff and volunteers who are very willing to help if you have a query. The passion shown by the team for the sector and the unwavering support for volunteers and members of the community more...
I started in April 2022 as a volunteer overcoming anxiety disorder being agoraphobic. Everyone was warm and friendly and made me feel very welcome. I worked on reception with administration duties welcoming visitors to the centre and preparing rooms for room hire. I also help induct new volunteers and support Kym more...
Holding a weekly drop-in at Action Station has been a very positive experience for our staff, volunteers and visitors. We began January last year and have the library space on Mondays from 11 until 1 for our Places of Welcome+ - the '+' bit being the extra stuff we offer, over and above a cup of tea: pastoral care, support with more...
