Community Activities
There are three readers' groups running currently at Oldham Library including a regular readers' group, and Urdu readers' group and a Ukranian readers' group. The regular readers' group runs on the first Wednesday of each month, the Urdu readers' group runs on the… [READ MORE]
Need a football? Now you can borrow one from Oldham Libraries for free! We are an official Alive and Kicking Football Library thanks to support from Sport England. To find out more visit aliveandkicking.org/libraryball or pop into one of the libraries in Oldham www.oldham.gov.uk/find_a_library
Need a football?
Now you can borrow one from Oldham Libraries for free! We are an official Alive and Kicking Football Library thanks to support from Sport England.
To find out more visit aliveandkicking.org/libraryball or pop into one of the libraries in Oldham www.oldham.gov.uk/… [READ MORE]
This is a 6 weeks online cultural appropriate and trauma-informed Afro-Caribbean parenting program for:
🔥Parents and caregivers of children aged 5–18
🔥African or Caribbean parent feeling the pressure?
🔥Struggling to discipline your child without feeling guilty, angry, or misunderstood?
🔥… [READ MORE]
This offers a safe, culturally-aware space to breathe, heal, reflect, and move forward.
Life can feel heavy when you’re carrying:
- generational pressure
- systemic stress and racism
- burnout, anxiety, or emotional overload
- family responsibilities with little support
- the expectation to… [READ MORE]
❓Do you feel like different generations in your family don’t always understand each other?❓
Join us for a warm, respectful family workshop that brings parents, elders, and young people together to listen, share, and reconnect. This session is culturally sensitive, trauma-informed, and welcoming to… [READ MORE]
This online workshop provides a space is for you to pause, breathe, notice, & remember that you are more than what you do.
What will be covered:
- Exploring the “Many Roles We Play”
- The Empty Cup vs. The Healed Cup
- Healing from Within
- Empowered Choices
Date: Tuesday 19th May… [READ MORE]
😔 Does any of these sound familiar?
* I constantly question my worth, replay conversations in my head, or feel frozen by fear or doubt.
* I feel emotionally drained, overwhelmed, or constantly on edge.
* I overthink everything and often feel stuck in my head.
* I carry beliefs that make me… [READ MORE]
Free group for older adults to find friendship and fun in a relaxed atmosphere, free to attend. Can arrange transport if required.
Providing opportunities for children, young people and adults with additional needs and/or disabilities to access a wide range of adapted and universal cycles in Alexandra Park. The whole family can enjoy exercise while learning to cycle. Our location within the award-winning Alexandra Park, Oldham… [READ MORE]
This service provides support to parents and carers following their child's diagnosis of Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Support includes training workshops, information marketplace events, one-on-one follow up sessions, signposting to other appropriate services, and support and advice from… [READ MORE]
The SEND Code of practice 0-25 requires all local authorities to make SEND Meditation and Disagreement Resolution Services (DRS) available to parents and young people. Whilst local authorities commission this service, it must be independent of the local authority. This means no-one directly… [READ MORE]
Oldham SEND IAS Service exists to help parents and carers of children with additional needs and disabilities, and children and young people with additional needs and disabilities, in matters relating to education, health or social care provision.
Our support services are tailored to your… [READ MORE]
We are a member of the National Network of Parent Carer Forums.
Our main aim is to ensure the needs of our children and young people with SEND are met and we bring together parent and carers from across Oldham to provide mutual support, exchange information, and influence policy and practice;… [READ MORE]
Learn to ride a bicycle or/and improve your cycling skills! Sessions for beginners in Harpurhey Park. Borrow a bike and helmet from the bike library.
Everyone is welcome!
Tuesdays, 10 am till 11 am
CONTACT
Marina for info and to book a bike:
cycling.moston@gmail.com ;
mob: 07845925000
A friendly group for knotting, crocheting and chat.
Share songs, stories and rhymes, props and musical instruments, at these fun-packed toddler sessions designed to get your little ones singing, dancing, playing and learning. No need to book.
Enjoy songs and rhymes, sensory play and musical instruments, at these free weekly sessions recommended for bumps and babies aged up to 18 months. Get together with other parents and carers, and gain valuable skills to help your baby play and learn in their early months. These sessions are relaxed… [READ MORE]