Community Activities
Creative wellbeing group for adults aged 25+
JBTC is a weekly group for adults aged 25+ with experience of mental ill-health. We create podcasts, films, and original theatre shows to improve health and wellbeing. The work we create together can also inspire social action and community change. We… [READ MORE]
The Community Centre is for the whole community, regardless of age, race, religion, ethnic background or sexuality. Currently the demographic for users of the centre are people aged over 50. But we are in the development of future activities and support groups that will include everyone within the… [READ MORE]
Victoria Park - Dementia community session. The Coffee mornings provides a safe and supportive place for you to enjoy a hot drink and spend time in the company of others
A national non political, social organisation for all women, creating opportunities to build new skills by taking part in a wide variety of activities in an atmosphere of friendship and fun and campaigning on issues that matter to members and their communities
We are based on the car park on Victoria park , we are open for coffee on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 9.30 am till 12noon .
We serve beverages and toast and on a Friday we serve bacon butties , the price list is available in the cafe .
We are run by volunteers and it is a place where you can… [READ MORE]
What We Do In Oldham
Choose to Change is a specialist weight management service that helps adults make lifestyle changes that will enable them to lose weight and improve their health.
The Choose to Change programme is totally different to traditional weight loss programmes. It encourages… [READ MORE]
motivational exercise support for breast cancer patients specifically
Nordic Walking in Greater Manchester for breast cancer patients
A great group of people who sing together learn new songs weekly 3 part harmony with a professional but fun choir director with Gospel background we sing inspirational & uplifting original a re-arranged songs as an holistic therapy for good mental health and wellbeing.
A safe place for mental health support – an alternative offer to A&E.
If you are looking for urgent face-to-face mental health support, SAFE Tameside is here for you.
Get help and advice, whether you are at crisis point yourself or seeking crisis support for someone you know
No appointment… [READ MORE]
Informal peer support drop in. For people with mental health concerns, family, friends & carers. An informal setting with refreshments. For ages 18+.
A peer support group suitable for people who have suffered a bereavement
Come and join Kathy from Harmony with Hope Therapy, who will run an hour’s session of Mindfulness Meditation - £2 - Pre-booking of all activities (except Drop In) is recommended due to room capacities via Reception. Call 0161 376 4439, email reception@tasfund.org.uk, or visit the Centre.
Self-help support group with other people who have been bereaved by suicide to listen, to share, to ask questions and to connect with others. 18+
A peer support group for people who hear voices and/or have visions. For ages 18+. Refreshments provided.
A chance to help create something using your craft skills. This may be card making, designing and creating a mosaic or making a papier mậchѐ sculpture, 18+ - £1 - Pre-booking of all activities (except Drop In) is recommended due to room capacities via Reception. Call 0161 376 4439, email reception@… [READ MORE]
A peer support group suitable for people who have suffered a bereavement, 18+
This group is suitable for parents / carers whose children are experiencing mental health issues or living with a mental health condition and are under the age of 18