Community Activities
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]
Singing for the Brain is a programme using music, singing and gathering together to help meet the needs of people with dementia and their carers. We are trained as and working in partnership with Alzheimer's UK
This will start on Jan 20th 2026
The Welcome Place is a new Drop-in and warm space open to all for company and a cuppa and the invitation to bring a hobby and share a hobby. All activities are free. This will run every Friday morning from 10.00 am to Midday from November 14th. The Welcome Place Wellbeing Cafe is in partnership… [READ MORE]
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
(EOH) prepare young people for life and work, by combining and strengthening volunteering and social action to links to employment, education and training. Our focus is to generate in young people a sense of responsibility and ownership for their projects and to support them to progress.
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.
This is a Parent and Toddler group open to all parents/carers with children and babies 0-5 years. A time to socialise and play and for parents/carers to chat and feel supported. Story times, singing. Drinks and snacks available for everyone. Birthday cake on someone's birthday.
Open to all regardless of age or ability. Meets weekly.
A chance to try a new craft or bring your own craft to do during the session.
A good opportunity to make new friends and chat
Anyone who wants to sing and chat. Refreshments including cake and biscuits
Dogs welcome including their own treats and drinks. Open to everyone not just those living with a dementia. Dementia friendly
Anyone who wants to craft, chat or both. Either bring your own craft (eg: painting, embroidery, knitting) or use the art supplies to create your own masterpiece.
Dogs welcome. Open to everyone. Dementia friendly
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]
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
We get creative with code, try new things and learn together. There's something for all ages! Including coding with Micro:bits and Tynker, stop motion animation, e-textiles circuits, Minecraft and coding with Raspberry Pi, Ozbots and Robot Mice for little coders.