
Cancer Research UK
The local Cancer Research UK Charity Shop is located in the town centre at Unit 6, The Burghley Centre, off Hereward Street.
Community services and support

The local Cancer Research UK Charity Shop is located in the town centre at Unit 6, The Burghley Centre, off Hereward Street.

A registered volunteer service charity that has been serving the local Bourne community since 1975.

A dynamic local social and charitable club specifically for young men aged 18 to 45.

Residential and dementia care home on Harrington Street, Bourne, with 40 rooms. Run by Wellbeing Residential Ltd; provides residential, dementia and respite care for adults.

The United Kingdom's largest Armed Forces charity, dedicated to providing lifelong financial, social, and emotional support to serving personnel, veterans, and their families.

A registered independent charity based at Wake House in Bourne, supporting over 250 families affected by dementia across Bourne, Stamford, and the Deepings.

Situated on Church Walk, the home is surrounded by mature, picturesque gardens that overlook The Bourne Abbey Church and feature the meandering Bourne Eau river running directly through the grounds.

A purpose-built facility located on Westminster Lane in Bourne, providing 24-hour qualified nursing, residential, and expert dementia care across 64 beds.

A purpose-built, 88-bed facility located on Falcon Way in Bourne, managed under the ownership of Maven Healthcare.

Church hall attached to Bourne Baptist Church, a Grade II listed 1835 chapel on West Street (church founded in the 1640s). Used for church and community activities; for hall bookings, contact the church office on 01778 424206.

Community hall to the rear of Bourne Methodist Church on Abbey Road, built 1965 on the site of the old Sunday schoolroom. Hosts Saturday morning coffee mornings and regular community groups such as the local Family History Society branch.

Small village hall venue at 18 High Street, Thurlby, just south of Bourne, attached to Thurlby Methodist Church. Has two rooms and a kitchen, used for children's birthday parties and small celebrations; hall bookings via a named local contact.

Village hall at 11 High Street, Morton, about 2 miles from Bourne, originally built as a Methodist Chapel before conversion in the late 1960s. Seats up to 80, with a small bar, stage, kitchen and wheelchair access for private hire.

Housing association (Accent Housing) providing affordable and retirement homes in Bourne since 1966. Runs Bourne House & Exeter Gardens retirement housing on Exeter Street, plus shared-ownership homes at Elsea Park.

Bourne & District Neighbourhood Watch Association, part of the Lincolnshire Neighbourhood Watch network. Volunteer-run community crime-prevention schemes linking households with local police; supported by the Lincolnshire PCC.

Artificial grass 3G football pitch and sports pavilion on Fontwell Park Drive, Elsea Park, Bourne (PE10 0UY). Owned and run by Elsea Park Community Trust; pavilion has changing rooms, a kitchen and club room, used for football and baby/toddler classes.

Gym and fitness facility at Bourne Leisure Centre, Queen's Rd, Bourne, part of the LeisureSK group covering Grantham, Bourne and Stamford. Offers cardio equipment, fitness classes and an on-site swimming pool.

Gardening maintenance service run by The Butterfield Day Care Centre, 2 North Road, Bourne. The Victorian building (left to the town in 1909) now serves as a day centre for elderly people, also offering meals on wheels and a lunch club.

Mental health charity at 4 North Street, Bourne (PE10 9EA), offering free counselling for ages 4+ and a support community cafe, garden and gift shop. Rated 5.0/5 on Tripadvisor; funded through its cafe/shop and donations.

Volunteer-run heated outdoor pool (the Lido) at Abbey Lawns, Abbey Road, Bourne (PE10 9EP), 50 yards long with a toddler pool. Open May-September with a takeaway cafe; the site dates back to a 1919 conversion of a monk's fishpond.

Abbey Lawn is Bourne's principal recreation ground, hosting the town's cricket, tennis, bowls, petanque and football clubs. Opened in 1911 for George V's coronation, it also hosts Guy Fawkes Night celebrations and travelling fairs.

Community garden and woodworking 'man shed' at The Wellhead in Bourne, run by local mental health charity Don't Lose Hope. Offers gardening, woodwork and social activities to reduce isolation, serving around 250 visitors a week.

A Modern community hub located at 1 Sandown Drive on the southern outskirts of Bourne.

Community centre and playing field on Crown Lane, Thurlby, near Bourne, with a 250-capacity main hall and committee room. Includes an outdoor netball/5-a-side court, a sports field with play equipment, and licences for live music, dance and film screenings.

Village hall and playing field in Edenham, about 3 miles from Bourne, available to hire for weddings and parties year-round. Main hall seats up to 120 people with a stage and kitchen, with a rear playing field used for bouncy castles and outdoor events.

Playing fields and village hall (known locally as 'The Barn') in Baston, near Bourne, run by a volunteer management committee. Includes a full-size football pitch, a cricket pitch, tennis courts and a children's play area, available for hire alongside the hall.

Community hub and hireable venue on Queen's Road, Bourne, built around a large hall, rear room and lounge area. Also has outdoor hard courts for tennis, netball and basketball, and is used for fitness classes, parties, training and local meetings.

Community hall on South Street, Bourne (PE10 9LY), used for local groups and clubs including Slimming World sessions and Bourne Judo Club. Also serves as a polling station; has had recent council-funded roof repair work to extend the building's life.

Home care provider based at Bank House, Bourne (PE10 9NE), part of the wider Bloomsbury Home Care group covering Lincolnshire, Essex, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. Offers hourly, live-in and overnight care for dementia, learning disabilities, mental health and older people; rated Good by the CQC, from £26.42/hour.

Independent social worker offering professional social work support on a self-employed basis. Serves individuals, families and organisations in Bourne and the surrounding area.

Registered charity and adult day care centre at 2 North Road, Bourne, open weekdays 9am-4:30pm. Provides community and social care services including meals on wheels; operates as a non-profit social work organisation.

Generic term covering voluntary/community transport schemes serving Bourne, such as the Hereward Practice Voluntary Car Service and CallConnect on-demand transport. Provides transport for medical appointments, shopping and social needs; not a single identifiable business.


Charity dedicated to Bourne's historic Town Hall, a town-centre landmark built in 1821 to a design by architect Bryan Browning. Works to preserve the building and bring it back into use for the local community.

Free local employment support service based at Wake House, 41 North Street, Bourne. Helps unemployed adults with CVs, interview technique and job searching; runs Monday sessions at Abbey Lawns' Len Pick Suite.

Operates a local charity shop at Unit 2, The Burghley Centre, Hereward Street (PE10 9EG), alongside offering community activities and support services for adults aged 50 and over.

Retirement housing development for over-55s at North Road, Bourne, built around a restored 1922 manor house. Offers 75 one, two and three-bedroom bungalows/villas plus a shared lounge, dining room and library for residents.

A welcoming community church located on Abbey Road in the heart of Bourne, Lincolnshire.

Salvation Army church at Manning Road, Bourne, holding Sunday services at 10:30am. Runs a youth club, community brass band, Thursday walking group, and food bank vouchers with the Trussell Trust.

Sheltered retirement housing complex on Manning Road, Bourne, built in 2008 with 45 one- and two-bedroom flats. Run by Kingsdale Group for residents aged 60+; includes a lounge, restaurant and laundry, close to the town centre.

Free outdoor concrete skatepark (also known as Dimension Skatepark) at Abbey Lawns, Coggles Causeway, Bourne. Opened in May 2023 after a 20-year community campaign; owned and run by Bourne Town Council.

Small independent evangelical church meeting at Eastgate Church, Eastgate, Bourne, part of the FIEC. Holds a Sunday afternoon service and Tuesday evening meetings, with a congregation of around 20 adults.

Home care provider based at The Manor Crown Business Centre, Meadow Drove, Bourne. Delivers dementia, personal and companionship care plus housekeeping support in clients' own homes; rated Good by the CQC.

Current vicarage for Bourne Abbey and Parish Church, at Church Walk, Church Lane, Bourne. Home to the parish's priest; linked to the historic Abbey church rather than a separate business.

Historic charity based at The Red Hall, South Street, Bourne, combining 15 local charities dating to the 17th century. Funds almshouses and community grants, and maintains the Red Hall, Wellhead and Abbey Lawn parks.

Roman Catholic parish church at 3 St Gilbert's Road, Bourne, built in 1976 and seating around 200. Part of the Sacred Heart and St Gilbert parish in the Diocese of Nottingham; the building doubles as a parish hall.

Residential and respite care home for up to 35 residents at Christopher's Lane, Bourne, run by the OSJCT charity. Cares for adults over 65 and people with physical disabilities, with landscaped gardens and a Good CQC rating.

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