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Durham Association of Boys and Girls Clubs

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The Durham Association of Boys and Girls Clubs (DABGC) is a charitable organization focused on fostering and supporting the development of youth clubs in areas of need across County Durham, Darlington, South Tyne and Wear, and Cleveland. They aim to provide opportunities for young people to learn and grow, encouraging personal and social development skills and responsible citizenship. The association supports 76 clubs and offers various activities and events for young people.

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Monday to Friday 9am-5pm

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Durham Association of Boys and Girls Clubs, 1st Floor, 1-3 North Road, Durham, DH1 4SH

Durham

DH1 4SH

0191 384 2341
info@dabgc.co.uk
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