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Moss Side Powerhouse
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Tel: 0161 226 4335
140 Raby Street
Moss Side
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M14 4SQ
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The Moss Side Millenium Powerhouse is a centre for 8-25 year olds and has a Young People's Library.
As well as the library the Powerhouse also has Youth Clubs, a Connexions advice centre, music studio, fitness studio, dance studio, sports hall and computer suite. There are events and activities ...
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Lmcp Care Link (Asian Carers' Group)
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Tel: 0161 226 4632
The Pastoral Centre
95A Princess Road
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M14 4TH
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Asian Carers’ Group is a support group for South Asian carers (and those they care for - older South Asian persons and South Asian women with mental health needs). It meets on the first Tuesday of every month at the Longsight Library. Speakers are invited to provide information on their services,...
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South Asian older persons and their carers; South Asian women with mental health needs and their carers.
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George House Trust
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Tel: 0161 274 4499
M12 6FX
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To support people living with and affected by HIV, and campaign for the best quality of life for all people with HIV.
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Tree Of Life Centre
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Tel: 0161 437 7623
St Mark's URC
Oatlands Road
Woodhouse Park
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M22 1AH
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The Tree of Life is a centre for health and well-being, in the heart of the Woodhouse Park area of Wythenshawe. We take a holistic approach, offering services in support of physical, emotional, financial, mental, and spiritual well-being.
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Carers groups for carers only, other courses for the general public.
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Wythenshawe Wheelers Cycling Club
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Tel: 07753 428937
Wythenshawe Athletics Track
Wythenshawe Road
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M23 0AB
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The main focus of our club is to offer cycling to people with a disability. We have over 70 adapted bikes and we are confident that anyone can ride a bike regardless of their ability. We offer four weekly sessions: three are open to cyclists of all abilities with the other dedicated to schools.
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The main focus of our club is to offer cycling to people with a disability
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Tasca (Tameside Action For Social Communication And Autism Support Group) Tameside
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Tel: 07754 873 480
Jubilee Gardens
Gardenfold Way
Droylsden
Greater Manchester
M43 7XU
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We at TASCA are a voluntary parent run support group for families with children who have Autistic Spectrum Disorder and other communication difficulties within the Tameside Area. We run 2 social clubs a month in playcentres in Tameside and we also have a monthly coffee morning in a beautiful tea...
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Anybody wanting to know more about autism.
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African And Caribbean Mental Health Services (Acmhs)
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Tel: 0161 226 9562
Windrush Millennium Centre
70 Alexandra Road
Moss Side
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M16 7WD
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ACMHS was established as a result of concerns expressed by the community about the frequency with which second generation African and African Caribbean youths were admitted to psychiatric hospitals and the regional forensic unit. Concerns focused on the way such admissions took place, what happen...
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Our service delivery is for clients aged 16+ of African and African Caribbean origin including their carers and families.
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Manchester Social Phobia Group
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Tel: 0161 226 3871
M15 5DD
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Support group for sufferers of social anxiety and social phobia.
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Rethink Carers Lancashire
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Tel: 07968 990614
c/o Rethink Mental Illness NW Regional Office
Kath Locke Centre
123 Moss Lane East
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M15 5DD
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This group aims to provide a link between carers in Lancashire and all the agencies involved, both locally and nationally, in mental health care. Carers will be able to access the most up-to-date and reliable information, research and advice, find out what's happening in Lancashire and nationally...
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Indian Senior Citizens Centre Manchester
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Tel: 0161 232 0999
Indian Senior Citizens Centre
16/18 Whalley Road
Whalley Range
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M16 8AB
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The Indian Senior Citizens Centre opened in 1988 to serve as a Day Centre for the use of the senior members of the Indian community in Greater Manchester. Our main aim is to provide culturally sensitive 'Day Resource' services, including a luncheon club, recreational facilities, social activities...
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Carers and Indian older people 50+
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