Community Activities
We provide games, camping and residential experiences for young people aged 6 - 18 years in addition to the mainstream Scouting skill sprogrammes
Operate a food bank offering food parcels to people who need assistance.
Youth Club for young people to attend, various activities, gym, pool table, table tennis. Suitable for 5 years old and above. Fridays 5pm-6pm (students) Saturdays 12pm-1pm (non students)
The work club is a great opportunity to improve your skills, employment prospects, gain knowledge, skills and qualifications needed to secure sustainable employment and support your health and wellbeing. Free internet access for work search. Free telephone to call employers. Complete CV and… [READ MORE]
Come along to our memory support group for story sharing, conversation and activities, with staff from Making Space and AKSA Homes. The group is a place we can all learn from each other.
Higginshaw Marshalls Under 7s Rugby
Higginshaw Marshalls Under 8s Rugby
Higginshaw Marshalls Under 9s Rugby
Rugby Coaching for Tots 3 - 6 years
This group meets on Friday mornings and is for Oldham residents with long-term health issues. We have a range of activities around the farm to help with maintenance and improve the biodiversity in our fields. We have an all-terrain mobility scooter for people with limited mobility to use and can… [READ MORE]
We meet Fridays 9:30-11:30 to get involved with some of the maintenance and improvement jobs around the farm. This group is for adults with long-term health issues and provides a space for peer support, having fun and enjoying being outside.
Tasks are chosen to suit the capabilities of the… [READ MORE]
Social club for people with learning disabilities in Tameside. Activities include Pool, Crafts, Karaoke, Bingo, Trips and Holidays. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
We deliver Home Tutoring to young people and adults who cannot access education due to mental health which includes those young people who are on DoLS, we tutor those that have hidden disabilities, such as High functioning Autism, sensory processing difficulties.
Theatre, food and friend for women and girls who face isolation due to marginalisation. Sessions running at Touchstones, Falinge Park Community School, and Darnhill Library
Women’s Supper Club is a theatre group in Rochdale, with a focus on imagining change in society. The group is a safe space for women who are marginalised due to poverty, homelessness, mental health, disability, domestic violence, refugee status or other personal circumstances. Sessions include a… [READ MORE]
Food packing and distribution volunteers to TBBT members
For people who want to learn how to knit or crochet and meet like minded people
Learning how to grow fruit, vegetables and flowers, all who have an interest in gardening and growing things for pleasure.
Learning how to fix bicycles and fix bicycles
Warm safe space to make new friends and have a brew and toast.
Once a month session
Activities for additional children such as bouncy castle , face painting , Baloon modelling , who find it hard to access due to additional needs