Cascades Leisure Centre

Transforming Community Wellness at Cascades Leisure Centre

The Cascades Leisure Centre in Gravesend actively redefines community wellness. It serves as a central hub that uplifts residents’ health and wellbeing. By integrating sports, leisure, and community services into one vibrant space, Cascades confidently positions itself as the heart of community life.

Moreover, Cascades offers a family-focused sports and fitness experience, welcoming all ages and interests. Notably, key features include a state-of-the-art sports hall and a regional-standard main pool. Additionally, the pool includes spectator seating, making it perfect for hosting competitive swimming galas and fostering community pride.

Results and Community Impact

Moreover, Cascades demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable innovation and community engagement. It offers premier sports facilities that promote health and wellness.

Additionally, Cascades focuses on reducing carbon emissions, establishing new standards for environmental responsibility throughout Gravesend. This dual commitment enhances both community wellness and ecological sustainability.

• Family-Focused Design: Notably, the centre prioritises fitness and sports for all ages, creating an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome.
• Competition-Level Pool: Additionally, the regional-standard pool includes ample seating for spectators, enhancing the experience for athletes and guests alike.
• Low Carbon Footprint: Importantly, Cascades actively reduces CO2 emissions, aligning with Zero Carbon goals to contribute to a sustainable future.
• Community Engagement: Developed with continuous stakeholder feedback, Cascades reflects and responds to the unique needs of the community, fostering a sense of ownership.
• Modern Sports Hall: Furthermore, with its adaptable design, the sports hall accommodates various activities, adding to its appeal across the community.
• Sustainable Innovation: Aligned with Gravesham Council’s Zero Carbon 2030 initiative, Cascades reduces its emissions to only 7% of the previous facility’s levels, which currently account for nearly 30% of the council’s emissions. This advanced design significantly reduces the local authority’s carbon footprint.

January 2024