Anchor Court Sheltered Housing (Cheetham, Manchester)
Tuesday 18 August, 11 am – 2pm
Anchor Court is having a “summer sorter” day with helpful advice tables from some professionals, tombola raffles, bingo, guess the name of the doll, refreshments available etc, all contributing to a fun day.
Call 0161 795 7606 for more information.
Friday, 31 July 2015
Thursday, 30 July 2015
Volunteer Opportunity – Volunteer Handyperson
Care & Repair is on the lookout for a Volunteer Handyperson. Volunteers will complete tasks alongside our HandyHelp Safety Operatives. These include the fitting of safety equipment, minor plumbing jobs and joinery work.
This role would suit someone who has DIY or trades skills and you must have your own car. All out of pocket expenses are fully reimbursed.
If you’re interested, please call Manchester Care & Repair on 0161 872 5500. For more details, visit http://www.careandrepair-manchester.org.uk/support-us/volunteer/
This role would suit someone who has DIY or trades skills and you must have your own car. All out of pocket expenses are fully reimbursed.
If you’re interested, please call Manchester Care & Repair on 0161 872 5500. For more details, visit http://www.careandrepair-manchester.org.uk/support-us/volunteer/
Wednesday, 29 July 2015
Books To Go
Do you love to read but can’t get to your local library? Would you like a friendly volunteer to read with and talk about all things book? Try Books to Go – Home Delivery Service.
Books to Go provides a home delivery service for Manchester residents who have limited mobility, a visual impairment or any difficulty leaving their home and visiting their local library.
When you join you will be asked if you prefer audio books, large-print, DVDs or ordinary print and what types of book you enjoy. Their experienced staff will choose books to you preference and deliver them to your own home free of charge.
Ask at your local library or call 0161 227 3800.
Books to Go provides a home delivery service for Manchester residents who have limited mobility, a visual impairment or any difficulty leaving their home and visiting their local library.
When you join you will be asked if you prefer audio books, large-print, DVDs or ordinary print and what types of book you enjoy. Their experienced staff will choose books to you preference and deliver them to your own home free of charge.
Ask at your local library or call 0161 227 3800.
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
50+ Crafternoon - A new weekly get-together for craft lovers in Chorlton
This looks good fun - and it's free:
Over 55? Looking for change? Want to meet people?
Every Monday 1.30 pm – 4 pm
North City Library
A GRAND DAY OUT
Silver Surfers 2 - 3pm
Activities 3pm - 4pm (crafts / talks / games )
Refreshments
All free
For more information please contact Tracy Clive at North City Library on :
0161 219 6443 or email t.clive@manchester.gov.uk
North City Library
A GRAND DAY OUT
Silver Surfers 2 - 3pm
Activities 3pm - 4pm (crafts / talks / games )
Refreshments
All free
For more information please contact Tracy Clive at North City Library on :
0161 219 6443 or email t.clive@manchester.gov.uk
Monday, 27 July 2015
POPPs - Gorton - Thursday mornings
Trinity Baptist Church, Wellington Street, Gorton, M18 8BE
Thursday mornings 10.30 am - 1pm
A partnership funded by POPPs and run by The Stroke Association in co-operation with Manchester Carers’ Forum with trainers from ‘Extend’.
An eight week programme of health promotion and supported exercise focusing on exercise and healthy lifestyle choices. People affected by stroke can participate in chair based exercise with a qualified ‘Extend’ trainer.
Carers are given the opportunity for a break or to meet other carers and participate in activities such as relaxation and alternative therapy etc. The second half of the session is aimed at the whole group and looks at issues around stroke and healthy living.
Please ring Helen Gilbertson or Chantelle Brady – Information, Advice and Support Co-ordinators at the Stroke Association on 0161 742 7482 or mobile 07983 343003 to be referred to POPPs.
Thursday mornings 10.30 am - 1pm
A partnership funded by POPPs and run by The Stroke Association in co-operation with Manchester Carers’ Forum with trainers from ‘Extend’.
An eight week programme of health promotion and supported exercise focusing on exercise and healthy lifestyle choices. People affected by stroke can participate in chair based exercise with a qualified ‘Extend’ trainer.
Carers are given the opportunity for a break or to meet other carers and participate in activities such as relaxation and alternative therapy etc. The second half of the session is aimed at the whole group and looks at issues around stroke and healthy living.
Please ring Helen Gilbertson or Chantelle Brady – Information, Advice and Support Co-ordinators at the Stroke Association on 0161 742 7482 or mobile 07983 343003 to be referred to POPPs.
Sunday, 26 July 2015
People First Dementia Support Service
Free support available to people aged 55+ living in Manchester who are exhibiting signs of dementia, memory loss or confusion. The service provides support in a range of areas including independent living, claiming benefits, assistance in liaising with other agencies including health and social care.
To make a referral or obtain further information about the project, please contact: People First Dementia Support at People First Housing Association on 0161 235 6900 or visit our website at http://www.peoplefirsthousing.co.uk/support.html
To make a referral or obtain further information about the project, please contact: People First Dementia Support at People First Housing Association on 0161 235 6900 or visit our website at http://www.peoplefirsthousing.co.uk/support.html
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