Community Activities
A monthly tea party where you can get practical advice to help your mental health and wellbeing. We have a guest speaker every month and there is plenty of opportunities to talk and make friends too. We are a social group and we also cover topics such as information about local services.
Come along for a chance to talk to others, practice English speaking and find out about local services and events.
Come and speak to female officers from Greater Manchester Police in an informal setting about any concerns you may have. Each session is based around a selected topic and suggestions are always welcome!
The Talk English Cafe is a welcoming and safe space to come along, grab a brew and practice your English speaking.
Women's group where you can come along and enjoy arts and crafts, socialize and relax. This session is open to all females (over 16). Activities include: learning to knit, crochet, dress making / sewing, collage/frame making, macrami mehndi, platter/canvas/candle decorating, hijab styling and… [READ MORE]
This friendly session is focused on Health and Well-being for South Asian Women. Join us for craft activities, well-being talks and information, local walks. Explore the local area whilst being fit and healthy.
Come along to our Chayer Adda to meet and chat with new people, learn about local services and engage in wellbeing activities, games and talks. Enjoy freshly made Chai or coffee with traditional breakfast offered.
If English is not your first language and you are struggling to access services or make appointments, come along to our Drop in session for support, guidance and assistance. We can assist with a variety of things including: Benefits and how to complete a claim, Support on short forms e.g. bus… [READ MORE]
Drop in session with knowledgeable Learning Mentors on hand to support you. You can use our community laptops (and WIFI) and get digital or employment support.
People over 75. Call companions telephone befriending service. Rainbow Call companions, telephone befriending service for people who identify as part of the LGBT+ community. A regular friendly chat over the phone with your very own call companion.
Free group for older adults to find friendship and fun in a relaxed atmosphere, free to attend. Can arrange transport if required.
This is a breakfast club for adults - free breakfast; cereal / beans on toast and unlimited hot drinks for anyone who feels they may need some food, company or some extra support. (Ashton-Under-Lyne)
Provision of food parcels for those in crisis. Max 3 parcels per household in six months. Must obtain a voucher from a local agency. We are based in Ashton-under-Lyne.
We are a new group of young people aged 10-18 years at New Life Church. We get together monthly to make friends, do fun activities, go on trips, and learn new things. We find out about God and get the chance to talk about things important to us. Nxt Generation also meet during the service on a… [READ MORE]
Little Wonders is a fun, lively and interactive group where 3 to 5 year olds learn the first principles of what being part of a ‘Church family’ really means. They learn to care and share for each other whilst at the same time through prayer, study, stories, the use of media, play and crafts have… [READ MORE]
The members of NLC are all part of various smaller groups that meet in people’s houses most weeks. The aims of house groups are to learn more about our faith through bible studies and other forms of study. Another key part of the house groups is to create fellowship and to get to know one another.… [READ MORE]
For families with children (at least one child) under the age of 12, to provide one to one support with challenges, feeling isolated and managing problems. A mentor can work with a family up to one year - meeting in a weekly basis, being a "friend with purpose" offering practical help and… [READ MORE]
A hot meal for adults - anyone who needs a meal, company or extra support. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
For local groups that wish to provide transport to their members at an affordable cost. Groups need to apply for section 19 permit and driver to be 30 - 70 years old with a clean licence. Cost = £60 on off us or £300 for the year. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
At the Family Cinema we show the latest family movies on a big screen in the church. Entry is free, just bring pennies for the tuck shop. There is no limit on age. Free tea and toast. (Ashton-under-Lyne)