New LifeHub Community Centre to Boost Health Education and Fitness in Trafford

LifeHub, a new community centre in Sale, Trafford, offering a wide range of services in health, education and fitness, has been announced by a local charity.

Three Meem Foundation is a Trafford-based, not-for-profit charity committed to promoting health, fitness, and education since 2018. The foundation has successfully completed numerous previous projects through active collaboration with stakeholders and community engagement.

LifeHub will be a hub for body, mind, and community spirit – bringing the community together in a welcoming and inclusive space. All residents are welcome and encouraged to make the most of what the development will have to offer.

The Three Meem Foundation has unveiled ambitious plans to deliver its flagship LifeHub project, committing £20 million over the next decade. Backed by a blend of private funders, the programme is set to transform local opportunities by creating jobs, supporting apprenticeships, strengthening supply chains, and building vital community skills. More than 25 new roles will be created directly within LifeHub, with wider investment aimed at boosting the local economy and securing long-term benefits for communities across Greater Manchester.

With state-of-the-art indoor sports facilities, LifeHub will empower individuals and families to stay active and healthy. From family-friendly activities and youth events to adult-only sessions with childcare support, LifeHub will ensure every generation has the opportunity to connect, grow, and enjoy.

Local residents can look forward to:

• Sports & fitness – Train, play, and get active in the fully-equipped gym and indoor sports areas for badminton, basketball, gymnastics, martial arts, Taekwondo, and Pilates.
• Health & wellbeing – Join workshops on healthy cooking, nutrition, stress, and money management. Access support for mental health, diabetes, and heart health.
• Community café & free meals – The on-site café will offer nutritious meals and drinks. Local residents can enjoy a free hot meal served daily, seven days a week. 
• Learning & digital access – Discover the IT suite, learning zone, and co-working office space with free WiFi. Access literacy and numeracy support, and T-Level courses in partnership with local colleges.
• Childcare & inclusion – On-site crèche, accessible facilities, and inclusive activities for all ages and abilities.
• Jobs & skills – Get employment support, training, volunteering, community upskilling, and pathways into local jobs.

Dr Tariq, Founder of Three Meem Foundation and LifeHub, said: “With LifeHub, we want to create a place that belongs to the people of Trafford. It will be a welcoming centre where everyone feels valued and supported. By investing in health, education, sport and opportunity, we’re not just building a physical community centre, we’re building confidence and stronger communities for all.”

By working with local partners and the wider community, there will be an ever-changing and longstanding programme of events, support groups, and educational programs. Residents can expect events such as International Food Festivals, health and wellbeing days, women’s empowerment meetings, and youth sports tournaments.

LifeHub will be an inclusive space that is open to all – with activities available for all ages and abilities from children and young children to adults and seniors.