Community Activities
Monthly lunch club for over 60s
Monthly meeting for women with speakers, quizzes, social activities.
Monthly meeting for men with speakers, quizzes, social activities
Wednesday 9.30 am to 1 pm Come and go at a time that suits you. We make Cards and have a small Art Groupa d Knitting Group.
Bring your own projects with you, we have a large amount of Craft Equipment, members use. Our Cost is £3 with drinks served all the time we are open.
Place of Welcome are run by local community groups who want everyone in their neighbourhood to have a place to go for a friendly face, a cup of tea and a conversation if and when they need it.
Beavers, is the youngest section of Scouting operated by The Scout Association in the United Kingdom. The core age range for Beaver Scouts is six to eight years, though exceptions can be granted.
Cubs are an age-based section of The Scout Association for young boys and girls ages 8 to 10½. This section follows on from the Beaver Scouts (6-8 year olds) and Cubs will move on to Scouts at the age of 10½. The section originally opened as Wolf Cubs in 1916
Activities for pre-school children in the church hall from 9.00am on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings. School term time only. For more information, contact: Jenny Martin 0161 370 7081. These groups are free, thanks to a generous grant from Tameside4Good.
A friendly group run by volunteers, welcoming gall from birth to 5 years to enjoy our playtime, crafts, story time and song time. Free tea and toast for parents, snacks for children available at a small charge.
We have a vibrant youth group that meets together every fortnight.
It is a fun learning environment where we value relationships and encourage one another to be the beset we can be.
More than just Coffee...team of trained volunteers will endeavour to make your experience an enjoyable relaxing and helpful one. Everyone is welcome, come and try our selection of affordable food. We have a designated "chatter" table for those who would benefit from having a chat.
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]
We are a Voluntary organisation and members of and affiliated to the Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS)
Our aim is to train individuals in the skills and techniques of Lifesaving, Lifeguarding and CPR, provide each individual with the opportunity to acquire one of the skills for life. Encourage… [READ MORE]
Holiday activities with Manchester Apple store
Apple teaching children how to take professional pictures
Self-reflective effect and telling stories through videography
Indoors and outdoors activities with the creative team
Going to Exchange Square, the Cathedral and the grounds outside the… [READ MORE]
Lunch Club for over 50's in Oldham, which also is a social and recreational club for those who are home bound and living in Loneliness.
Saheli (Female Friend) is a Indian Women's group started in 2009. All women members get together and carry out social, recreational and learning activities to develop confidence and build capacity to carry out various activities individually and in a group.
Women yoga club
Teaching traditional karate . Catering for people with learning disabilities or autism. Located in Failsworth, easily accessible for people to travel from other areas of Oldham. Updated 31.12.21 NJ
General support with everything from benefits to foodbanks to access to housing through our bond scheme. Phone the office for more information.