Community Activities
We provide Scouting activities for young people aged from 5 3/4 to 18 years old
The club is for children, those under the age of 8 must have an adult stay and those from 8-13 can be left without parental supervision once the necessary paperwork has been completed.
Youth club for 8 - 12 year-olds.
Get-together over a 'cuppa' to learn new skills, including knitting, crocheting, card making, beading and quilting.
Accredited ESOL classes for anyone who wants to learn English. Free to those receiving benefits
Fitness classes for all ages.
Activities for young people with disabilities.
Youth club for children aged 7 -13 (Monday),
Girl's youth club for ages 11 - 18 (Thursday)
The ESOL classes are for anyone who wants to learn English and gain a qualification, free for anyone on benefits
Vegetarian 3-course meal served by volunteers of the Food Cycle Hub
Pattern-making and textiles. Free to those receiving benefits.
Women's group covering topics and issues that affect Black African women. A brave and safe space where we are keynote listeners to women's issues for example cultural harmful practices and domestic violence.
A drop-in service providing information, signposting and advice on basic money matters.
Warm welcome space open to people of any age and children/ families very welcome.
Free hot snacks will be served such as jacket potatos, toasties, crumpets etc along with hot drinks and cake. Toys, books and jigsaws available.
A warm space, open to anyone with free hot food and drinks; access to wi fi and a laptop; books, games, toys and jigsaws available.
Provides tuition and mentoring support to children and young people of BME heritage who are underachieving in core subject areas (maths and English). Participants receive one-to-one support from qualified tutors to help them better understand and grasp specific curriculum subjects and opportunities… [READ MORE]
The raising Achievement Club provide tuition and mentoring support to children and young people of BME heritage who are underachieving in core subject areas Maths and English to get extra help and support. The received one to one support from qualified tutors to help them better understand and… [READ MORE]
Oldham Unity provides support for refugees and asylum seekers.
It is a volunteer run project which provides emergency support for destitute asylum seekers and assistance in gaining access to services.
We work in partnership with Oldham Baptist Church and the Red Cross, providing… [READ MORE]
Oldham Unity is a community group, which since 2002 has been supporting destitute asylum seekers. We work in partnership with the Red Cross and meet at Oldham Baptist Church. Initially we had a large operation with a meal, food to take home for those who were destitute, gave support in seeking… [READ MORE]
coffee morning people within the community coming together to interact and fill refresh