Scouts and Croquet- access for all and bathroom upgrade

Scouts (young people aged between 5-18 years old) and Croquet Club members (between 60-90 years old) will be using the new facilities. Having these new toilets, and disability access, will ensure the Hall and Croquet Clubrooms are accessible to people of all abilities. This means people that would have had to give up their sport if mobility was an issue, can continue to be healthy and active. All levels of Scouts will benefit from new toilets and a shower, as the current toilet areas are old and out-dated, giving the Scouts and Croquet members clean and safe restrooms.

Young people of all abilities will be able to participate in Scouts in Horsham. Scouting gives young people life skills including leadership, service to others and outdoor survival. Croquet members, and any potential members, with mobility restrictions will be able to play their chosen sport. This will mean they can stay active and have social connections. Some Croquet players already use wheelie walkers and cannot easily access the toilets.
This project will ensure young and old people can contribute to the wider community by being an inclusive and sustainable community facility.