Community Activities
12-Week Health & Wellbeing Programme
🗓️ Tuesdays 6.00pm – 8.00pm & Saturdays 10.00am – 12.00pm
💷 Booking required via our website
Our 12-week Health & Wellbeing Programme is a structured, supportive course designed to help you take control of your health, lifestyle, and wellbeing.… [READ MORE]
BeyondTrauma Recovery Programme is a trauma informed, accredited psychoeducational intervention to help women overcome the impacts of trauma and live a meaningful life.
Our survivors action forum is to make the survivors voice matter, by sharing their experiences within the system so we can create resources and support for professionals via the lived experience voice.
Women, Get Set Go! meet every Tuesday afternoon and is run by and for women with learning disabilities to meet and make friends, have fun and learn new skills. Members decide on the activities which include things like games, bingo, healthy eating and staying healthy, guest speakers, visits out,… [READ MORE]
OPAL CREW is an exciting new alternative service, a place where we will support adults with learning disabilities towards becoming more independent through a variety of fun activities. At OPAL CREW you will:
LEARN important life skills and take courses,
GROW confidence. Create artwork, make short… [READ MORE]
Your Day Your Way is a small day service open to people with learning disabilities. It is open Monday - Friday from 10am - 4pm. At OPAL we can help you have the type of day you want and always include you in the planning and making decisions around the activity of the day. Activities include things… [READ MORE]
Independent Advocacy Service for adults with learning disabilities and/autism living in Oldham.(Nov 21)
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Adults with learning disabilities and/autism living in Oldham are eligible to access our independent advocacy service free of charge.
Advocates help people to speak up and have their voice heard about matters which are important to them. This may be about money problems, health, housing, care and… [READ MORE]
A low cost, pay-as-you-go programme to help adults get active in the borough or Rochdale. All ages (16+) and abilities welcome. Fun, friendly and social. Activities such as: Zumba, Cardio Combat, Health Walks, Yoga, Pilates, Badminton, Walking Netball, Walking Football
Helping to maintain falinge park
This is a peer support group which is facilitated by Homestart and the Early Attachment team. The group is aimed at Mum’s under 25 living in the Tameside area who may be feeling isolated. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
This group is delivered by Leap. The aim of the group is to help Mum’s to see and understand the impact of domestic abuse through a child’s eye. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
This group is facilitated by our volunteers and is a peer support group for women who attend the Women’s Centre. This group is for women of any age living in the Tameside area. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
This group is facilitated by our volunteers and focuses on learning various coping strategies that can be used to manage mental health. This group is for women of any age living in the Tameside area. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
This course is facilitated by our volunteers and focuses on self-esteem and confidence building. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
We run a Monday night drop in session at Holy Trinity Community Centre (St Peter’s Ward) where between 15-25 local young people attend. We educate young people and have done projects around anti-social behaviour and drugs and alcohol abuse. We also provide activities especially things like table… [READ MORE]
Local women lack confidence and tend to be quite isolated. Our main aim is to empower young females within the community and help them make new friends. We will take them on trips, walks, residentials, sports and cooking etc. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
On a Friday night we run a sports session which is based at Curzon Ashton Football Club. We get a turnout of about 50-60 young people. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
Wednesday night is a more focused group session where we work with certain groups on a year long project. We take young people on expeditions to Scotland, residentials, camping and mainly carry out outdoor pursuits. Wednesday evenings usually take place at Holy Trinity Community Centre.
The Beaver Colony is the first and youngest section of the Scout Group. Beaver Scouts are young people aged between 6 and 8 years old. There is core flexibility in the age range: young people can join from age 5¾, and can move to Cubs between age 7½ and 8½. It may sometimes be appropriate to… [READ MORE]
The Cub Pack is the second section of the Scout Group following on from Beavers. Cub Scouts are young people aged between 8 and 10 ½.
There is core flexibility in the age range: young people can join from age 7½ and can move to Scouts between age 10 and 11. It may sometimes be appropriate to… [READ MORE]