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Over 50's Live Well Age Well 5 Week Course

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Over 50's Live Well Age Well 5 Week Course

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Discover how to become the best version of yourself.

Course begins: Wednesday 9th September, 1pm - 3pm

Langworthy Cornerstone, 451 Liverpool Street, Salford M6 5QQ

For more info, contact Michael on: 07421 129 032 AFS@inspiringcommunitiestogether.co.uk

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Over 50's Live Well Age Well 5 Week Course

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FREE to Salford Residents

Where being you is the best part

10-18 year olds
Every Other Monday, 6-8pm

Location:

St. Mary’s Church
Ellenbrook Road
Manchester
M28 1FR

More Information and to book

Contact:
I AM Resource Centre
0161 866 8483
enquiries@i-am-autism.org.uk

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Salford CVS
Making a difference in Salford

I AM
celebrating autism in greater manchester

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Community Gardening

Chair Yoga

Crafts

Mandarin for Beginners

Meditation for Beginners

Free sessions every Monday 12pm - 3pm

Tian Cheng Temple, Madams Wood Road, Worsley, Little Hulton, Manchester M28 OJU

For more information, please call:

Dionne: 07545866405

Ming: 07535259066

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Stay connected, stay active, and be part of the community, designed especially for veterans.

Every Monday Walkie-talkie at The Peninsula Stadium 11:30 – 13:00 Moor Lane, Salford M7 3PZ

Every Wednesday NAAFI Padel at Salford Youth Zone 13:30 – 14:30 51 Belvedere Road, Salford M6 5EJ

Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday NAAFI games night at The Union Tavern 18:30 – 20:30 105 Liverpool Street, Salford M5 4LG

Every Thursday NAAFI break at The Union Tavern 10:30 – 12:30 105 Liverpool Street, Salford M5 4LG

For more information: declan.kip@foundation92.co.uk

0161 359 6996

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Stay connected, stay active, and be part of the community, designed especially for veterans.

Every Monday Walkie-talkie at The Peninsula Stadium 11:30 – 13:00 Moor Lane, Salford M7 3PZ

Every Wednesday NAAFI Padel at Salford Youth Zone 13:30 – 14:30 51 Belvedere Road, Salford M6 5EJ

Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday NAAFI games night at The Union Tavern 18:30 – 20:30 105 Liverpool Street, Salford M5 4LG

Every Thursday NAAFI break at The Union Tavern 10:30 – 12:30 105 Liverpool Street, Salford M5 4LG

For more information: declan.kip@foundation92.co.uk

0161 359 6996

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Supporting connection, reducing isolation and building community.

Learn more: www.langworthycornerstone.co.uk/befriending-champions

Ian.Welch@langworthycornerstone.co.uk 0161 213 1921

Langworthy Cornerstone, 451 Liverpool Street, Salford, M6 5QQ

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At our Waterside specialist support centre, we have a custom-built, state of the art multi-sensory room (MSR) that is fully accessible and provides a safe, secure and comfortable space for you to relax and enjoy time together. The room is available for the public to book.

Our multi-sensory room features include:

Interactive floor projector with pre-loaded activities, games and sensory scenes, including educational games such as shapes and colours, activities to encourage movements, pictures, music and more

Sound to sight showtime wall panel, which uses voice/sound technology to create patterns of light and shapes on the wall panel from the sounds you make. This can be used with a microphone too

Multifinity explorer, similar to the sound to sight showtime panel, this also uses touch screens and/or microphones used to display lights and shapes from sounds that are made

Rainbow bumpas, our vibrating wall bumper pads, fun to touch and great for providing gentle stimulation to sensory seekers

Disc projector, which has a range of coloured discs to project patterns, shapes and scenes on the walls, ceilings or floor providing a tranquil, relaxed environment

LED bar – this is best used in a darkened environment with UV-responsive items, or items that are white. Simply tilt the bar to highlight white or light objects that will appear under the UV lights

Laser sky projector – use the pointer to send laser lights into the sky, or wherever you like around the room

Bubble tube provides endless fun, simply turn on and enjoy the changing colours and bubbles. Best used in a darkened environment

Fibre optics strings, which can be held, draped or moved for you to play with and enjoy

Eight colour wirefree controller to control and change the light and ambience in the room. Choose your preferred shade or change it more frequently as you wish

Making a booking

Bookable slots are available Monday to Friday, 11.30am to 12.30pm or 3pm to 4pm and cost £42 per 45-minute session for up to four people plus carers. We may be able to take bookings outside of these hours and you can also bring more people for an additional cost.

To make a booking, please email: waterside@salford.gov.uk with the following information:

The date and time you would like to book

How many people, including carers, will be attending

If you require the use of any our transfer aids, eg hoist, sling, handing belt (please note you will be required to bring own sling/belt)

How did you hear about the multi-sensory room

We will respond to you within a maximum of two working days to let you know if we have any availability or to offer alternative dates/times if applicable. We may need to ask you additional questions too.

Waterside Specialist Support, Billy Lane, Clifton, M27 8GB

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Waterside is our Autism Accredited specialist support centre, located in Clifton, which provides day support to people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, complex disabilities or other health needs. Support is available by referral only.

At Waterside, we aim to motivate, promote self-esteem and encourage personal growth. We use tailored person-centered support plans to ensure everyone is able to achieve their own outcomes and goals, offering a wide range of activities and services to meet the needs of individuals.

We have a dedicated, highly skilled workforce, who work in partnership with other professionals, including direct access to physiotherapists, dieticians, clinical nurses, speech and language therapists, and autism and communication leads allowing for a holistic approach to the care provided.

What Waterside has to offer:

Expertly trained staff

Fully accessible

Dining area

Minibus for community activities

Physiotherapy

Medication care

Waterside Specialist Support, Billy Lane, Clifton, M27 8GB

Email: waterside@salford.gov.uk

Telephone: 0161 793 3480

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St George’s Community Hub and Café, located in Pendleton, supports a diverse group of people with a range of disabilities and health needs in modern and vibrant surroundings.

The day centre is available by referral to people with mild to moderate learning disabilities and health needs, with an emphasis on developing life skills. The warm and welcoming cafe is a sociable hub for the wider community serving delicious meals, snacks and refreshments.

Our Community Hub has been designed to be a safe, relaxed, and friendly space to meet other people, take part in a range of social activities and become more connected to your local community.

What St George’s Hub has to offer:

Expertly trained staff

Community café

Fully accessible

Free Wi-Fi available

Minibus for community activities

Comfortable modern furnishings

St George's Community Hub and Café, Langley Road South, Pendleton, M6 6SB

Email: stgeorges@salford.gov.uk

Telephone: 0161 737 6923

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Humphrey Booth Resource Centre and Forget Me Not Café

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Humphrey Booth Resource Centre and Forget Me Not Café

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The Humphrey Booth Resource Centre is a warm and welcoming community hub, and home to our dementia-friendly Forget Me Not Café.

Located in Swinton, we support our local community, in particular people with dementia and their carers, older people, and people with learning disabilities. We offer a full programme of activities to help provide opportunities for social inclusion, improving wellbeing, practical and emotional support, and much more.

Humphrey Booth Resource Centre has a range of rooms and spaces available for hire to community groups, health care professionals, or wellbeing services – including our informal café area and a selection of professionally equipped meeting rooms. Our Poppy Dementia Day Centre is also based here, which is available by referral only.

Come along for a chat and a cuppa and see what we have to offer for you in the heart of your community.

What Humphrey Booth Resource Centre has to offer:

Social groups and activities

Community café

Fully accessible

Community support

Room hire available

Free Wi-Fi

Humphrey Booth Resource Centre, 16-18 Worsley Road, Swinton, M27 5WW

Email: providerservices@salford.gov.uk

Telephone: 0161 607 7101

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Brierley Community Hub and Café offers a warm welcome to the Walkden and Little Hulton communities. Located on Longshaw Drive, within walking distance of the Salford Primary Care Together medical centre and the Salford West Family Hub.

Brierley Community Hub offers day services are available by referral to people with learning disabilities and older people, with a varied programme of activities on offer. The hub provides support to the wider community via social groups, activities, and the onsite community cafe serving delicious home-cooked meals, sweet treats, and refreshments.

What Brierley Community Hub has to offer:

Expertly trained staff

Fully accessible

Personal care facilities

Community café

Community support

Social groups and activities

Brierley Community Hub and Café, Longshaw Drive, Little Hulton, M28 6AR

Email: brierley@salford.gov.uk

Telephone: 0161 799 0656

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Alexandra Community Hub is located on Liverpool Road in Eccles and supports people living with learning disabilities, dementia and older people.

The ‘Alex’ day services are available by referral only, and offer people a warm and welcoming place to meet others, enjoy a hot nutritious meal, and take part in a range of social activities.

We share life skills and knowledge on health and wellbeing to promote independence and choice for each individual. We also offer personal care facilities, including bathing assistance, and have an onsite physiotherapy suite with visiting physiotherapists and other health services.

Our dedicated team provides a friendly but professional environment and helps everyone who comes through the doors to have fun, make new friendships and feel a part of their local community.

What Alexandra Community Hub has to offer:

Expertly trained staff

Fully accessible

Personal care facilities

Physiotherapy suite

Medication care

Free Wi-Fi

Alexandra Community Hub, 395 Liverpool Road, Eccles, Manchester M30 7HA

Email: alexandra@salford.gov.uk

Telephone: 0161 788 0636

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Drop in groups at Brierley Community Hub, Little Hulton.

Wednesday

Drama – join us to build connections, boost confidence, and have fun. Suitable for people with learning disabilities and older people. Every Wednesday 10.30am to 11.30am. £5.50 per session, which includes light refreshments.

Thursday

Baking – whip up delicious new treats every session. Suitable for people with learning disabilities and older people. Every Thursday 10.30am to 11.30am. £6.50 per session.

Friday

Bingo – more than just a game, it’s a community gathering filled with laughter and friendly competition. Perfect for people with learning disabilities and older people. Every Friday 10.30am to 11.30am. £6.50 per session, which includes light refreshments.

Brierley Community Hub, Longshaw Drive, Little Hulton, Manchester M28 6AR

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Drop in groups at St George's Community Hub, Pendleton:

Wednesday

Cheerleading – get ready to move, groove, and cheer. Every Wednesday 10.30am till 11.30am. £5.50 per session

Zumba – where fitness meets fun! Improve your fitness whilst learning dance moves in an energetic environment. Suitable for people with learning disabilities. Every other Wednesday 1.30pm to 2.30pm. £6.50 per session.

Thursday

Box Fit – step into the ring at our boxing group, learn boxing techniques and have fun whilst getting fit. Every Thursday 10.30am till 11.30am. £6 per session.

Sign and Sing – learn and practice signing to music in a supportive, fun environment. Perfect for all levels from beginners to experienced. Suitable for people with learning disabilities. Every Thursday 1.30pm to 2.30pm. £6 per session.

Friday

Baking – whip up delicious new treats every session. Suitable for people with learning disabilities and older people. Every Friday 10.30am to 11.30am. £6.50 per session.

St George's Community Hub, Langley Road South, Salford M6 6SB

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Drop in groups at Humphrey Booth Resource Centre, Swinton.

Monday:

Moorefield Choir – community choir for over 60s. Every Monday, 1.30pm to 2.30pm. Small charge.

Tuesday:

Knit 2gether – knit together, chat and relax! Fourth Tuesday of every month, 10.30am to 12pm. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia. Free class.

Shared Memories – join us to reminiscence and share cherished moments from the past. First Tuesday of month, 11am to 12pm. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia. Free group. Please ring: 0161 607 7101 before attending.

Epoxy Resin Art – showcase your creativity and craft something new each week. 1.30pm to 2.30pm. Free group. This does not run every Tuesday, so please ring: 0161 607 7101 before attending.

Wednesday

Music and Dance with Dementia – enjoy a morning filled with dance, music, laughter and lots of good fun! We have a fabulous mix of singers which perform different songs and genres each week. Come along every Wednesday, 11am to 12pm. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Indoor Kurling – a fun, social activity which is suitable for all levels and abilities. Every Wednesday, 1.30pm to 2.30pm. Free group. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Tai Chi - Every Wednesday, 3pm to 3.30pm. Free group. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Thursday

Bingo and Dominoes – play games, reminiscence and meet new people. Every Thursday, 10am to 12pm. Free group. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Chair Based Exercises - Every Thursday, 1.45pm-2.45pm. Free group. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Friday

Creative Writing – group for older people to explore their creativity and share and write stories in a supportive environment. First Friday of each month, 10.30am to 12pm. Free group.

Acrylic Painting – opportunity to show your artistic skills. Every Friday, 1.30pm to 3pm. Free group. Suitable for older people and people living with dementia.

Humphrey Booth Resource Centre, 16, 20 Worsley Road, Swinton, Manchester M27 5WW

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This relaxed session is for young people age 11-17yrs with low level SEND needs who would like to make friends and take part in fun activities!

Are you passionate about all things games, films, sports, spending time with friends and learning new things of all kinds? Come and join the Beacon Youth Club every Monday at the Beacon Centre where you can join in discussions, learn new skills and chill out with your mates!

The youth club provides a safe space for young people to make friends and socialise whilst having fun!

Beacon Youth Club, 6 London Street, Salford M6 6QT

For more information and to book, please visit:

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Princes Park Garden Centre Day Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities

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Princes Park Garden Centre Day Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities

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Princes Park Garden Centre Day Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities offers opportunities to participate in a wide range of activities, from training in Horticulture and garden maintenance to sports and customer service, developing new skills, forming, and maintaining new friendships whilst offering support, in a real work setting, is just a small part of the benefits offered to each individual. Many of these are not always easily accessible to people with disabilities, our facilities are vital to the wellbeing of the individuals that attend. Increasing their chances of independent living and improving quality of life, whilst working towards employment.

From a family perspective, Princes Park Garden Centre offers parents and carers much-needed respite time. There is also the reassurance that the person they care for is being supported by trained staff in a welcoming and pleasant environment where they are encouraged to develop independence, and skills that will help them throughout their life.

Working in conjunction with our satellite Little Acorns Charity Shop and Roosters café, we offer both half day and full-day activities. Referrals can be taken via Salford Learning Disability Team or from individuals, wishing to fund via Direct Payments.

For more information about day opportunities, please contact our Day Opportunities Manager:
Telephone: 0161 775 0875
Email:dayopp@princesparkgardencentre.com
​​Day Opportunities Contact Form
https://www.princesparkgardencentre.com/our-day-opportunities

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We offer day opportunities placements for people with disabilities and anyone who wants to learn or share new skills.

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Breakthrough UK - including disabled people

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Breakthrough UK - including disabled people

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Breakthrough practices what it preaches. From our origins in 1997, led by disabled people, we continue today to provide evidence that removing disability-related barriers to the workplace, disabled people can enjoy a level playing field in employment opportunities. We remain at the forefront of the battle for disability rights.

More on their work and services: https://breakthrough-uk.co.uk/history-of-buk/

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Fulfilling Your Potential - A guide for autistic people by Unlimited Potential

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A guide for autistic people to find meaningful employment, using your strengths and talents.

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Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People

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DIY is an established Learning Disability Theatre Company based in Salford, UK. We don’t have any hammers or nails and we don’t put up shelves, but if you’re looking for great theatre and educational projects please have a good look around.

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Untapped Potential - A guide for employers by Unlimited Potential

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Untapped Potential - A guide for employers by Unlimited Potential

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How to benefit from recruiting and retaining autistic people.

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Uplifting the ‘spirits’ of ‘special’ children

Special Spirits provides facilities and services in accordance with Jewish values, in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and education for children and young people with disabilities with the object of enriching their lives.

More info: https://specialspirits.org/

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Are you a disabled person, live in Salford and want to get active?

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Are you a disabled person, live in Salford and want to get active?

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Are you a disabled person, live in Salford, and want to get active? To learn more, visit our website at www.beyondempower.co.uk or visit our socials at @BeyondEmpowerUK

Get in touch with Empower You Lifestyle Coach, Eamonn Greene at eamonn.greene@beyondempower.co.uk

or 07421 360149 and get started

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Also includes the following areas:

Worsley & Westwood Park

Boothstown & Ellenbrook

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Also includes the following areas:

Swinton Park

Pendlebury & Clifton

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Higher Irlam & Peel Green

Cadishead & Lower Irlam

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South East Salford consists of:

Pendleton & Charlestown

Claremont

Weaste & Seedley

Ordsall

Quays

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Help unlock a treatment breakthrough for Parkinson’s hallucinations

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Help unlock a treatment breakthrough for Parkinson’s hallucinations

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Join our UK-wide trial, called TOP HAT, to test a medication that could improve lives for thousands of people.

Is this trial right for you? We’re looking for people with Parkinson’s or Lewy body dementia who:

- Experience weekly visual hallucinations.

- are on a stable dose of their current medication.

We’re with you every step of the way:

- Expert in-person health checks and ongoing support.

- A 12 week trial with tablets delivered to your door.

The first step is to contact:

Dr Olga Zubko, TOP HAT Trial Manager: o.zubko@ucl.ac.uk 020 3108 9073

Find out more HERE

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Also includes the following areas:

Blackfriars & Trinity

Kersal & Broughton Park