Community Activities
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]
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.
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)
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)
We ring eight very unique bells, cast by Taylor's of Loughborough. They are the last remaining bells ringing in Hyde and one of only four sets ringing in Tameside. Ringers range in age from 14 to 84 and we meet twice a week, Monday evenings for practice and Sundays for service. We are a… [READ MORE]
Providing a safe and positive environment through which individuals at risk can access various support.
Maintaining high-level of compliance to the principles of confidentiality.
Providing a professional and dedicated team that cater for the needs of service users.
Providing accessible helpline… [READ MORE]
We help people who find themselves in unmanageable debt by stepping between them and the people they owe money to and negotiate repayments with the creditors on the clients behalf. If you live in a postcode covered by a CAP Debt Centre, phone the freephone number. After you call CAP, a Debt Coach… [READ MORE]
Monthly After School Club for Beevers Primary School (& others) - for children & parents/carers.
Games - Food - Tea/Chat - Giveaways - Craft work.
Your local 'Place of Welcome' is part of a growing network of community groups providing their neighbourhoods with places where all people feel safe to belong, connect and contribute.
Meet new people, meet with friends and find out more about your community.
Find out how to access… [READ MORE]
All our initiatives are designed to support and engage with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, encompassing the BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) community, diverse ethnicities, and people facing socio-economic disadvantages.
All our initiatives are designed to support and engage with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, encompassing the BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) community, diverse ethnicities, and people facing socio-economic disadvantages.
All our initiatives are designed to support and engage with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, encompassing the BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) community, diverse ethnicities, and people facing socio-economic disadvantages.
All our initiatives are designed to support and engage with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, encompassing the BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) community, diverse ethnicities, and people facing socio-economic disadvantages.
Mossley Writers is a friendly, inclusive group that meets on the third Tuesday of the month, at The Britannia Inn,
Mossley, 7.30pm-9.30pm. We welcome all kinds of writers, of all abilities. Amongst our number, we have poets, playwrights, short story writers, novelists and memoirists. Each session… [READ MORE]
It is for local community to tackle cost of living
Offering a breakfast, main meal, food parcel, clothing and household items, as well as an advice and signposting drop in service.
We sell clothing, household items and furniture.
Donations of new or nearly new items are greatly appreciated - clothes, shoes, gifts, toys, handbags etc....
Nov 21
Homework Club/ Supplementary School providing support to school children in order to enhance their performance at school.
A friendly group run by volunteers, welcoming gall from birth to 5 years to enjoy our playtime, crafts, story time and song time. Free tea and toast for parents, snacks for children available at a small charge.