Community Activities
We recruit, manage and train volunteers and offer them a range of opportunities that helps them improve confidence, skills and resilience to the complex issues they face whilst living in poverty and deprivation in the neighbourhood. The opportunities available include, ground maintenance, social… [READ MORE]
Finding Rainbows run a coffee morning once a month where we come together to be with other families who have been through the loss of their little one. Connecting with others who understand is invaluable. To help each other through and form friendships is what we are about at finding rainbows. You… [READ MORE]
Finding rainbows is running afternoon tea once a month open to the older generation within our community who have been through the loss of a baby or child. We understand that many years ago the loss of a baby was very much a taboo subject more so than it is today. So, we want to provide a space… [READ MORE]
Finding rainbows is running a coffee morning once a month open to the community who feels they would benefit from bereavement support of any kind. We are here for you with an open heart and a listening ear. Please contact us to book on to the coffee morning via Facebook or our contact number.
Our Digital Help Service: Bridging the Divide in Oldham and Greater Manchester
FavourCare Digital Help offers warm, person-centred support to residents of Oldham and Greater Manchester who are experiencing digital exclusion.
We exist to overcome specific barriers and ensure everyone can… [READ MORE]
Weekly community cafe where you can have a hot breakfast and hot drinks for a low cost. There's also a stall selling second hand and nearly new clothes, household items and bric-a-brac.
Counselling support for 8 sessions online and face to face. Being Heard is a person-centred counselling service offered by Being There.
Appropriate referrals from health and social welfare professionals and self-referrals are welcome from anyone with a life limiting illness, their carers or family… [READ MORE]
Online support group runs on Zoom Wednesday fortnightly 12pm-1.30pm. Our groups are informal and supported by a member of staff and volunteers. There are a range of activities including quizzes, speakers, relaxation and art sessions, as well as occasional entertainers.
VENUE AND NEW START DATE TO BE CONFIRMED
Social group for people living with cancer, COPD, strokes, heart disease and other life limiting illnesses. Come and join us for talks, information and activities. Refreshments and help with transport provided.
Being There has a small team of volunteer drivers who can take people with life limiting illnesses to hospital appointments, medical treatment and to our support groups. As well as driving, they are trained to listen and respond in an understanding and empathic way. We try to provide transport to… [READ MORE]
Free advice and support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and acquired brain injuries.
Examples of the help we can offer:
Making appointments, understanding information/letters, finding other types of support, completing forms.
If you need support with something else, we will… [READ MORE]
Performing Arts project for adults with learning disabilities, autism and acquired brain injuries.
A dance company for adults with learning disabilities, autism and acquired brain injury. Performance opportunities.
A friendly independent social group for persons living with dementia and their carers. Weekly Monday Club 1pm to 3pm (closed Bank Holidays) at Denton Methodist Church Hall with live singer, dancing, bingo, quiz and refreshments. £3 donation on door.
We provide a social space for people who have Pulmonary Fibrosis. We provide information, advice and guidance on how to manage the condition. Refreshments provided. We have monthly Zoom meetings and monthly Face-to-Face meetings.
We have a new group called Alive! which will run on Wednesdays from 6.30 – 8.00pm. The group is for
9-13 year olds (school years 5/6-8) with lots of games, fun and activities so spread the word!
The Cascade drop in is open to anybody and is a place to meet and enjoy different activities that are free to all. The session is run by volunteers in the church , Tuesday 1:00pm-4:00pm. Its a great friendly atmosphere and here are some of the activities.
We provide a bi-weekly luncheon club for older women 50+. We prepare all our food fresh in the kitchen at Holy Trinity as well as meet to eat and socialise. Occasionally, we invite guest speakers from different organisations including Be Well, Community Response and Adult Services. (Ashton-under-… [READ MORE]
We provide a bi-weekly luncheon club for older women 50+. We prepare all our food fresh in the kitchen as well as meet to eat and socialise. Occasionally, we invite guest speakers from different organisations including Be Well, Community Response and Adult Services. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
Youth Club for all aged 10 - 14 years. You don't have to have a church connection to come and join us. All welcome. Just come along.
Make new friends, try new activities, trips and activities, tuck shop.