
Welcome!
Welcome to Shree Prajapati Association Leicester (SPAL) website. SPAL is a non-profit organisation established in 1975 and is a registered charity organisation. It's main aim is to improve the quality of life of the local community, promote cultural, social, religious and sporting activities.
Today, we stand as one of oldest Indian community organisation in Leicester. Our history shows that throughout the past 40+ years the trustees, volunteers and members of SPAL have worked hard to bring our Samaj to serve the community to the best of their ability and continues to do so.
In Leicester there has been an increase in the number of people testing positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). We must all take action to help stop the spread of coronavirus, protect our community and the NHS.
For the latest advice please follow the link:
https://www.leicester.gov.uk/your-council/coronavirus/coronavirus-in-leicester-latest-news/?dm_i=3WAY,15JMI,6EMRA6,432IZ,1
Get tested
If you have symptoms of coronavirus or you’ve been in close contact with someone who has had symptoms, please get tested as soon as you can.
The main symptoms of coronavirus are:
- High temperature
- Continuous new cough
- Loss of smell
- Loss of taste.
Book your test online at nhs.uk/ask-for-a-coronavirus-test or call 119.
We currently have test centres open at:
- Shree Prajapati Community Center (mobile Unit - drive through only)
- Evington Leisure Centre (mobile unit – drive through)
- Victoria Park (mobile unit – drive through)
- Spinney Hill Park (mobile unit – walk in)
- Highfields Centre (walk in)
- Birstall Park and Ride (permanent site – drive through).
When you go for your test, wear a face covering and bring a photo ID as well as your booking number.
If you test positive for coronavirus, you must stay at home for at least 7 days and until you feel better. People in your household should stay at home for 14 days.
We have suspended our normal activities on site due to the pandemic. However the following activities take place on Zoom platform
- Zumba every Monday between 7 and 8 pm- Contact Sonal
- Yoga every Wednesday between 7:15 and 8:30pm – Contact Harishbhai
- Bhajan every Saturday between 7 and 8pm – Contact Balvantbhai
SPAL History
Looking back, it was very inspirational and a great foresight for our previous trustees to have been able to acquire the property. Read More...
Hall Booking
Shree Prajapati Community Centre offers a large modern venue catering for Weddings, Religious and Cultural functions. Read More...
Events Diary
Diary of events & major religious festivals. Dates change after the AGM in June 2018. Read More...
Social Health Education
The Social, moral, spiritual and cultural aspects of education are essential. Read More...
SPAL Cricket Team
This year we are celebrating 25th anniversary of SPAL Cricket Club. Read More...
Youth News
SPAL recognises that there is a need to better understand the role. Read More...
SPAL Supporting Charities
This year SPA Leicester is supporting three charities to benefit from SPAL fund raising events.

South Asian Health Action (SAHA)
The South Asian Health Action (SAHA) a Leicester based charity organisation who support people who suffer from long term conditions. Raising awareness to the South Asian, communities, suffering from diabetes, kidney diseases, organ donation and related illness with a view to Engage, Educate and Empower individuals and their families.

British Heart Foundation
The British Heart foundation, a well-known charity fighting to end heart diseases through their research. The British Heart Foundation, fund research to beat the world’s biggest killers. BHF fund over £100 million of research each year into all heart and circulatory diseases and the things that cause them. Heart diseases. Stroke. Vascular Dementia. Diabetes. They’re all connected, and they’re all under our microscope.

Prostate Cancer UK
Prostate Cancer UK, who raise awareness and fund research to ensure ‘No man has to die of prostate cancer’. Prostate Cancer UK has a simple ambition - to stop men dying from prostate cancer. Through shifting the science over the next 10 years to focus on radical improvements in diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and support, we will stop prostate cancer being a killer.