Community Activities
Boxing sessions for those hardest hit by the cost of living crisis.
Boxing is Neet. This is people who are not in employment, education or training. We provide classes in Maths, English and boxing coaching. We provide volunteer opportunities at the club. At the core Of OBPC mission is to deliver holistic personal development to the whole community, a task made… [READ MORE]
Once a month session
Activities for additional children such as bouncy castle , face painting , Baloon modelling , who find it hard to access due to additional needs
Delivers information to people who lack information and knowledge so more aware of services available and help and support available
Stitch and Share’ meet on Wednesdays during term-time. The Textiles group is in the morning, 10 to 12 with a focus on machine and hand embroidery, felting, dyeing and printing fabrics. The Sewing group is in the afternoon 1 to 3 with a
focus on garment making and learning to following a pattern… [READ MORE]
We support carers whose partners or relatives have dementia. We advise on entitlements and meet twice monthly for a social event.
An hour of singing - just for fun. This is an activity designed by The Salvation Army for work with, but not exclusively for, those with dementia. We sing songs both sacred and secular from people's youth or childhood.
Help us to reduce food waste and climate change and feed your family for less.
We collect food from local supermarkets and make it available to anyone in the local community to help them feed their family for less.
Bring a carrier bag and fill it with fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and… [READ MORE]
This service is open to all.
We offer a free cooked meal and support and advice
We also run a food bank and make referrals to our Charity Shop
The lunch club is open to all. It provides a set meal each week - 2 courses for £4.50 or courses for £5.50
After months of isolation we want to offer a space to meet your friends and make new ones. We want to give you the chance to re-connect with your community.
The Lounge is our new 'Pay As You Feel' Cafe. We have no set prices but ask you to give what you can afford.
Enjoy a… [READ MORE]
we provide tuition in the following areas
Chadderton and Glodwick
we provide Math, English and Science for 5 - 16 year olds.
coffee morning people within the community coming together to interact and fill refresh
A large mixed bag of fruit and veg plus recipe
Every week, the Vegbag contains 3 Fruits and 5 Vegetables. It is picked up early on Wednesday morning fresh from the wholesale market in Manchester. The large bag cost £6 and a small bag £3.50,ready to pick up from Wildbrook between 12 and 3 p.m. on… [READ MORE]
The Community Garden and Food-Growing project aims to offer a pathway towards personal empowerment, building knowledge, skills, and community integration while improving overall health and well-being. For ESOL students from Oldham colleges and their family members.
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]
Resource store comprising arts and crafts materials, hire equipment eg badge machines, parachute, circus kit and ideas library. Open to all.
For children and young people aged 8 - 12 on Friday evenings 6 - 7.30pm at St Barnabas Church, Arundel Street, Clarksfield. Yew Tree School, Lancaster Street, South Chadderton. Waterhead Parish Church Hall
Family session, activities include arts, crafts, games and cooking activity. Activities aimed primarily at children aged 5 - 11 years although younger or older siblings welcome. Parent/carer needs to stay