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BikeActive Norfolk – Topcroft
Topcroft Sports and Social Club, The Street, Topcroft, NR35 2BLFriday, 10:30, 11:30 or 12:30BikeActive Norfolk operates its over 18 adults group from two sites, running from March until the end of October.
There are three group rides on each session , at 1030hrs, 1130hrs, and 1230hrs.
Using our plethora of specialised cycles we are able to give most anyone a cycling experience. For those unable to pilot themselves we supply specialist cycles that will be piloted by our volunteers. For those who need a carer to be in attendance at all times, we supply a cycle for carers to accompany us on our rides. In the event of carers being unable to cycle we generally pilot them on specialist tandem trike cycles. The rides are of about 3.5 miles along low traffic density roads, one route is a National Cycle Route, the other a designated ,” Quiet Lane.” Rides are at low speed of about 6.5 mph and no one is left behind
Sessions are run twice monthly
Contact Jez Briggs on 07716103072 or [email protected] -
BikeActiveNorfolk – Earsham
Earsham Village Hall, The Street, NR35 2TLMonday, 10:30, 11:30 or 12:30BikeActive Norfolk operates its over 18 adults group from two sites, running from March until the end of October.
There are three group rides on each session , at 1030hrs, 1130hrs, and 1230hrs.
Using our plethora of specialised cycles we are able to give most anyone a cycling experience. For those unable to pilot themselves we supply specialist cycles that will be piloted by our volunteers. For those who need a carer to be in attendance at all times, we supply a cycle for carers to accompany us on our rides. In the event of carers being unable to cycle we generally pilot them on specialist tandem trike cycles. The rides are of about 3.5 miles along low traffic density roads, one route is a National Cycle Route, the other a designated ,” Quiet Lane.” Rides are at low speed of about 6.5 mph and no one is left behind
Sessions are run twice monthly
Contact Jez Briggs on 07716103072 or [email protected] -
Mind – Wellington Art Group
White Hart Lane Community Centre, Wellington TA21 8HNEvery Tuesday, 2pm - 4pmA safe supportive group focusing on art for wellbeing. All abilities welcome, materials are provided.
There is a facility fee of £3 for this group.
Please contact Mind before attending group – [email protected]
Contact Annie Jeffs on 07521101177 or [email protected] -
Feel Good Factor – Mindfulness
53 Louis Street, Leeds, LS7 4BPMonday (Fortnightly),Mindfulness sessions for people living with Sensory Loss.
Fortnightly sessions. Please contact Tracey before attending for confirmation of dates and times.
Contact Tracey Nicholls on 07523 515266 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – Llandysul Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Neuadd Tysul Hall, New Road, Llandysul, SA44 4QLFirst Thursday of Every Month, 11am - 1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
Llandysul Multi Agency Drop in runs on First Thursday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – Newcastle Emlyn Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Our Lady, Queen of Peace RC Hall, Castle Street, Newcastle Emlyn, SA38 9AFSecond Wednesday of Every Month, 11am -1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
Newcastle Emlyn Multi Agency Drop in runs on Second Wednesday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – St Clears Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Y Gat, Pentre Road, St Clears SA33 4AAFinal Friday of Every Month, 11am - 1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
St Clears Multi Agency Drop in runs on Last Friday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – Llandeilo Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Llandeilo Civic Hall, 17 Crescent Road, Llandeilo, SA19 6HWThird Tuesday of Every Month, 11am - 1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
Llandeilo Multi Agency Drop in runs on 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – Llandovery Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Youth & Community Centre, Gerwyn House, 19 Market Square, Llandovery SA20 0ABThird Monday of Every Month, 11am - 1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
Llandovery Multi Agency Drop in runs on 3rd Monday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Nacro Connecting Carmarthenshire – Pencader Multi Agency Wellbeing Drop In
Pencader Family Centre, Hen Capel, Pencader SA39 9BPThird Thursday of the Month, 11am - 1pmNacro Connecting Carmarthenshire are a wellbeing and preventative organisation that has been commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council as a lead provider in North and West of Carmarthenshire.
Our Multi Agency ‘Living Well’ / Wellbeing and preventative Drop In run every month in some of the more rural parts of the county proving wellbeing support and advice to citizens.
All the Drops run from 11am to 1pm and in most there is free refreshments also.
Target Audience Citizens above 18yrs of age (except for housing support and that is 16yrs +) and are residents of Carmarthenshire.
Pencader Multi Agency Drop in runs on 3rd Thursday of the Month
Contact Robert Ramsaha-Southall on 0800 917 6255 or [email protected] -
Community Allotment
Bearwood Allotments, Dale Street, Bearwood, B66 4HXMonday, Wednesday and Friday, 10am - 1pmOur allotment plot is based at Bearwood Allotments, Dale Street. Volunteers and user groups are welcome to help maintain the plot or use the space for some peace and quiet. Volunteers are currently down at the plot every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10am – 1pm. If you would like more information please visit our website. https://www.dorothyparkes.org/communityallotmentplot
Contact Main Office on 0121 558 2998 or [email protected] -
Aarsa Carers Group
Cardigan Community Centre, 145 Cardigan Road, Leeds, LS6 1LJEvery Thursday, 10:30 - 12:30Free mental health and wellbeing support and activity group for unpaid carers from diverse communities.
Contact Rashida on 07454618385 or [email protected] -
Macular Society Bilbrook and Codsall Support Group
Codsall Library Wolverhampton Road, Codsal WS8 1PXFirst Friday of Every Month, 1:30pm - 3:00pmOur groups provide information and support to those with macular disease, their family and friends.
Each one is a welcoming and compassionate place to learn about the support available, build your confidence, and better understand your own macular disease. And, of course, it’s a chance to make new friends who really understand what sight loss is like.
Contact Main Office on 0300 3030 111 or [email protected] -
Macular Society Lichfield Support Group
Beacon Park Village, Lower Sandford Street, Lichfield, WS13 6JNFirst Friday of Every Month, 10:30 - 12:30Our groups provide information and support to those with macular disease, their family and friends.
Each one is a welcoming and compassionate place to learn about the support available, build your confidence, and better understand your own macular disease. And, of course, it’s a chance to make new friends who really understand what sight loss is like.
Contact Main Office on 0300 3030 111 or [email protected] -
Peterborough Sight Club
Westgate New Church , Westgate, Peterborough PE1 1RGSecond Wednesday of Every Month, 10am - 12pmJoin us for an informal chat and meet new people
Contact Sarah Robinson on 0800 132 320 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Stapleford
Cox’s Close Community Room, Cox’s Close, Stapleford, CB22 5SPFirst Thursday of Every Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Sawston
OUR Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church, 135 High St Sawston, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3HJThird Thursday of the Month, 10:00 - 12:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Linton
Chalklands Community Room, Linton, CB21 4JHSecond Tuesday of the Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Melbourn
Vicarage Close Community Room, Vicarage Close, Melbourn, Royston, SG8 6DYFirst Wednesday of Every Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Histon & Impington
Homefield Close Community Centre, CB24 9YNThird Thursday of the Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Cottenham
Franklin Gardens Community Centre, Cottenham, CB24 8QWFourth Thursday of Every Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Bourn
Hall Close Community Room, 72 Hall Close, CB23 2SNThird Wednesday of Every Month, 10:30 - 12:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Soham
Soham Day Centre, The Causeway, Soham, CB7 5BDSecond Thursday of the Month, 10:00 - 12:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
The day centre can be difficult to find as sat-navs don’t take you all the way but just continue right to the end of The Causeway.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Littleport
Littleport Village Hall, Littleport, CB6 1LXFourth Tuesday of Every Month, 14:00 - 16:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Ely
Ely Library, The Cloisters, Ely, CB7 4ZHSecond Monday of the Month, 12:45 - 15:00Any ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Cambridge
4 Downing Pl, Cambridge CB2 3ELLast Monday of the Month, 10am - 12pmAny ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
CamSight Peer Support Groups Peterborough Tuesday Morning Group
68 Westgate, Peterborough, PE1 1RGSecond Tuesday of the Month, 10am - 12pmAny ages are welcome to attend.
Peer support group for people living in the local community with sight loss. Opportunity to meet people in their community who live with sight loss. Information is offered for suitable and relevant services and aids.
A different speaker is there each month who can be of benefit to community
Free to attend
Carers/support/guides are welcome.
Contact Main Office on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
Agewell Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project Group
Queensridge Court. 82 Queensway, Oldbury B68 0LEEvery Wednesday, 2pm - 4pmA weekly group called ‘DEEP Dreamers’ which meets every Wednesday afternoon at Queensridge Court in Oldbury.
The group is part of a UK-wide network called DEEP (Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project). There are already 80 DEEP groups nationwide where people can share their experiences and support each other.
Our popular DEEP Dreamers group offers support and friendship but also gives people a voice in terms of how the group is run and what it does.
Contact Main Office on 0121 796 9333 or -
Warwickshire Vision Alcester Vision Support Centre
Malt Mill Lane Community Centre, Malt Mill Lane, Alcester, B49 5QRThird Tuesday of Every Month, 1:30pm - 3:30pmThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Atherstone Vision Support Centre
St Marys Church Hall, St Marys Church, Sheepy Road, Atherstone, CV9 1EXThird Friday of Every Month, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Shipston on Stour Vision Support Centre
Stour Court, Old Road, Shipston on Stour, CV36 4HEFourth Tuesday of Every Month, 2:00pm - 3;30pmThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Southam Vision Support Centre
Graham Adams Centre, Oak Room St James Road, Southam, CV47 0LYFirst Tuesday of The Month, 2:00pm - 3:30pmThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Coleshill Vision Support Centre
Coleshill Community Centre, Temple Way, Coleshill, B46 1HH2nd Thursday of The Month, 1:30pm - 3:30pmThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Bedworth Vision Support Centre
Bedworth Cricket Club, Johnson Memorial Pavilion, Rye Piece Ringway, Bedworth, CV12 8JHFirst Friday of Every Month, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Kenilworth Vision Support Centre
Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club, Abbey End, Kenilworth, CV8 1QJ2nd Friday of Each Month, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a monthly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Stratford-Upon-Avon Vision Support Centre
Tyler House, Tyler Street, Stratford upon Avon, CV37 6TYEvery Tuesday, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a weekly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Rugby Vision Support Centre
Rugby Baptist Church, Regent Place, Rugby, CV21 2AGEvery Wednesday, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a weekly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Nuneaton Vision Support Centre
Newtown Community Centre, Newtown Road, Nuneaton, CV11 4HGEvery Thursday, 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a weekly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Warwickshire Vision Leamington Spa Vision Support Centre
Chandos Court, Chandos Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 4YUEvery Monday (Except Bank Holidays), 9:30am - 11:30amThis is a friendly and welcoming group for people predominantly with sight difficulties. We provide a weekly programme involving equipment demonstrations (everyday living aids and low vision aids), informative speakers either connected to vision e.g. RNIB or the local community e.g. Citizens Advice, Local fire service as well as activities and social sessions.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Entry charge = minimum donation £1
Contact Main Office on 01926 411331 or [email protected] -
Visually Impaired Tennis – Gosling
Gosling Sports Park, Stanborough Road, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL8 6XEWednesday, 12:30 - 14:00Gosling Tennis Centre is an inclusive tennis programme and runs a number of specific classes for a range of disabilities as well as ensuring our coaches across the programme are able to run inclusive sessions for all players. We work very closely with both the Tennis Foundation, Herts LTA and Hertfordshire Disability Sports Foundation to ensure our sessions meet the needs of the players.
We have been recognised as a Tennis Foundation: Disability Tennis Network for the past 8 years and in that time have been a leading venue, which has included running key events and sessions for the Tennis Foundation.
We focus on the 4 key disability areas of Physically Impaired, Learning Disabled, Hearing Impaired and Visually Impaired. Our weekly sign on programme for these specific sessions are outlined below.
Contact Gerald on 07766634181 or [email protected] -
Macular Society North Staffs Support Group
St James Church Hall, Clayton Road, Newcastle, ST5 3DWevery third Tuesday (except August and December), 10.30am-12:30pmOur groups provide information and support to those with macular disease, their family and friends.
Each one is a welcoming and compassionate place to learn about the support available, build your confidence, and better understand your own macular disease. And, of course, it’s a chance to make new friends who really understand what sight loss is like.
Contact Please contact the main helpline on 0300 3030 111 or [email protected] -
March Peer Support Group
March Library, City Road, March, PE15 9LTFirst Wednesday of Every Month, 10:00am - 12:00pmPlease contact Camsight using the contact details below before attending for the first time.
The group provides an opportunity to meet others within the community with similar experiences. By sharing tips on how to do things differently and helping one another, great friendships are formed.
Groups meet on a weekday morning or afternoon for members to enjoy a range of different activities from guest speakers, entertainment, quizzes, and light refreshment. Members are kept updated on the newest equipment and support available from Cam Sight and other local and national organisations.
Contact Sam Wool on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
Wisbech Peer Support Group
69 Queens Road, PE13 2PHThird Wednesday of Every Month, 10am - 12pmPlease contact Camsight using the contact details below before attending for the first time.
The group provides an opportunity to meet others within the community with similar experiences. By sharing tips on how to do things differently and helping one another, great friendships are formed.
Groups meet on a weekday morning or afternoon for members to enjoy a range of different activities from guest speakers, entertainment, quizzes, and light refreshment. Members are kept updated on the newest equipment and support available from Cam Sight and other local and national organisations.
Contact Sam Wool on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
Peterborough Peer Support Group
Westgate New Church Community Room, Westgate, Peterborough PE1 1RGFourth Wednesday of Every Month, 10;00am - 12:00pmPlease contact Camsight using the contact details below before attending for the first time.
The group provides an opportunity to meet others within the community with similar experiences. By sharing tips on how to do things differently and helping one another, great friendships are formed.
Groups meet on a weekday morning or afternoon for members to enjoy a range of different activities from guest speakers, entertainment, quizzes, and light refreshment. Members are kept updated on the newest equipment and support available from Cam Sight and other local and national organisations.
Contact Sam Wool on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
Whittlesey Peer Support Group
St Marys House, Gracious Street, Whittelsey, PE7 1ARSecond Wednesday of Every Month, 10:30am - 12:00pmPlease contact Camsight using the contact details below before attending for the first time.
The group provides an opportunity to meet others within the community with similar experiences. By sharing tips on how to do things differently and helping one another, great friendships are formed.
Groups meet on a weekday morning or afternoon for members to enjoy a range of different activities from guest speakers, entertainment, quizzes, and light refreshment. Members are kept updated on the newest equipment and support available from Cam Sight and other local and national organisations.
Contact Sam Wool on 01223 420033 or [email protected] -
ManKind
Ponds Forge Leisure Centre Café, Sheaf Street, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 2BPEvery other Friday, 1pm - 3pmWe run an informal group for Men – ManKind. The guys alternate in person meetings with online so that as many men as possible can take part.
The group is volunteer-led and aims to encourage men to meet, talk, share experiences, support each other and make friends. It’s an informal and friendly group and all are welcome.
There’s no obligation to attend every week – any time you feel like it, you’re welcome to come and join the guys for a brew and a chat. If you’re seeking advice or information, ManKind can signpost you to appropriate support and share resources. Our volunteer facilitator, Tim, can also tell you about the other services provided by Sheffield Mind that may also be appropriate.
Contact Tim Cruickshank on 0114 258 4489 or [email protected] -
Andys Man Club Wrexham
Yellow & Blue, Eagles Meadow, Wrexham LL13 8DGMonday, 7pmAt ANDYSMANCLUB, we want to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health and create a judgment-free, confidential space where men can be open about the storms in their lives. We aim to achieve this through weekly, free-to-attend peer-to-peer support groups for men aged over 18
Contact Dan Rowe on or [email protected]