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Directory of local services July 2012 opportunity vale of evesham
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Directory of local servicesJuly 2012
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What we do:Education for children aged 4 to 10 years.
Our school hall is available for hire.
Broadway First SchoolBroadway, Childswickham, Wickhamford
Headteacher, Broadway First School, Lime Tree Avenue, Broadway, WR12 7BDPhone no:01386 852485E-mail:[email protected]
What we do:We are a worshipping community, gathering around Christian sacred texts. The church is mandated to make God’s ‘Kingdom come, on earth as it is in heaven’, which is to reflect God’s concern for the marginal and the poor. We have a programme of food for the homeless, with shower facilities. Our Mothers’ Union is teaching young mothers to cook and manage domestic budgets.
Who’s welcome: All members of the public have access, as we are a parish church.
All Saints’ Parish Church of Evesham and St Egwin’s Parish Church of Norton and LenchwickEvesham, Norton and LenchwickChurch House, Market Place, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4RWPhone no: 01386442213E-mail:[email protected]:www.eveshamparish.com
What we do:We provide a range of preventative services to enhance the quality of life for older people in Worcestershire and enable them to remain independent in their own homes. Services include information and advice, wellcheck, handy person, help at home (cleaning, laundry, shopping, gardening, dog walking etc), it classes, exercise sessions, day care, benefit checks, gardening circles, telephone support, footcare, fitting of keysafes and safety and security checks.
Who’s welcome:Anyone over 50, including carers for people over 50, family and friends.
Customer/comments“I was able to call Age UK and ask them for more help after I had a fall, they responded quickly and it stopped me worrying”
“Without help from Age UK, I don’t think I would be at home now”
Age UK Herefordshire and WorcestershireWorcestershire, South Wychavon
12 Vine Street, Evesham, Worcs WR11 4REPhone no:01386 422700E-mail:[email protected]:www.ageukhw.org.uk
What we do:We are a charity dedicated to providing support and advice to the public and organisations through the provision of realistic solutions to the problems associated with climate change and affordable warmth.
Who’s welcome:Open to all.We would like to expand our activities into more rural locations but need links with local community to achieve this.
Act on EnergyThroughout the Opportunity Vale of Evesham area
29, Wellesbourne House, Walton Road, Wellesbourne, CV35 9JBPhone no:0800 988 2881E-mail:[email protected]:www.actonenergy.org.uk
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Dentists Westwood, Westwood and Farrell 11 Vine Street 01386 446040/446007Mr P J James, Evesham Health Centre Merstow Green 01386 502308J R Jones and Associates 102 High Street 01386 41569Mr Ebrahim and Mr Wadee 47c Port Street 01386 761909Dental Access Centre Waterside 01386 502453Mr J A J Serenyi and Mr P W Airdrie 63 Port Street 01386 446693
Evesham Dental Health Team 16 Broadway Road 01386 422833
Doctors Abbey Medical PracticeAbbey Lane 01386 761111Merstow Green Medical Practice Abbey Lane01386 765600Demontfort Medical CentreBurford Road 01386 443333Riverside Surgery Waterside 01386 40121Barn Close Surgery Broadway01386853651
Dentists and Doctors -NHSVale of Evesham
Website:www.nhs.uk/servicedirectories
What we do:Practical support for individuals/families in need by donating food parcels, toiletry packs, clothing, blankets/bedding, resources for homeless – filled backpacks, sleeping bags/blankets, tents. Plus drop-in meals twice a week on a Monday and Wednesday at The Vale of Evesham Christian Centre.
Who’s welcome:No particular criteria but resources usually provided by referral from organisations/groups etc. in the local community.
Caring Hands in the ValeVale of Evesham
Vale of Evesham Christian Centre, Bewdley Street, Evesham, Worcestershire WR11 4ADPhone no:01386 765946 or 07721559387E-mail:[email protected]:www.eveshamchristiancentre.co.uk
What we do:Carewise is a free web resource designed to hold information about services and events in the Worcestershire area which support a broad range of care needs and general wellbeing issues. These services and events are provided by a broad range of organisations including the council, health service and other public sector bodies, voluntary and community organisations and private care service providers.
CarewiseWorcestershire
Worcestershire County CouncilCounty Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester, WR5 2NPPhone no:0845 607 2000Website: www.whub.org.uk/carewise
What we do:• Cinema, sports, indoor activities:
jewellery making, pool, games, gardening. • The club takes safeguarding and food hygiene very
seriously.• We give access to youngsters that would not
otherwise have it to "lots of stuff"• The club provide snacks and drinks for youngsters.• Learning project work. • Having fun and fundraising.
Open Wednesday and Thursday 6.00-8.00pm during term time.
Who’s eligible if not open access: Young people aged 8 to 18.
Broadway Youth Club Whole of Broadway
Leamington Road, Broadway, Worcs, WR12 7EBPhone no: 07801816755 or 01386 854807E-mail: [email protected] t-treasurer
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What we do:We are a local authority nursery school and offer the following: nursery education and care 3-4 year olds, nursery education and care 2 year olds, a family group adult and child below 3 yrs, NVQ Level 2 and 3 training in childcare and education particularly for people who want to reskill or develop confidence.
Evesham Nursery SchoolEvesham and surrounding area
Four Pools Road, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 1DGPhone no:01386 423118E-mail:[email protected]
What we do:EBM is for mums and mums-to-be. It is primarily to support mums who are breastfeeding but you will be welcome however you choose to feed your baby. Older children are welcome too. Our breastfeeding counsellors, Jane and Dawn, are there every week to make you feel welcome and a health visitor comes along once a month. We meet every Friday from 12-2pm. Donations for coffee/biscuits/cakes.
Evesham Breastfeeding Mothers (EBM) Support Group)Evesham
The Baptist Church, Cowl Street, Evesham, WorcsPhone no:Jane 01386 765798E-mail:
What we do:Monitor issues of inequality as they affect both local residents and the wider community, draw attention to their effects by public meetings and through the local media, dialogue with our MP and campaign for fairness both locally and internationally. In the light of growing cuts in public expenditure this is becoming an increasingly important issue.
Who’s welcomeAnyone can join EDJEN.
Evesham and District Justice and Equality Network (EDJEN)Vale of Evesham
59 Burford Road, Evesham WR11 3AGPhone no:01386 442042E-mail:[email protected]
What we do:Adventure playground.
Who’s welcomeAll welcome.
Evesham Adventure PlaygroundVale of Evesham
Woodlands, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 1XHPhone no:01386 442154E-mail:[email protected]:
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What we do:• Free courses for people living with long-term health
conditions to help them to become good self-managers and deal with some of the day-to-day problems that people with long-term conditions experience.
• Also Carers course for people caring for someone with a long-term health condition or frailty
Who’s welcome• All adults from 16 upwards• All adults in a caring role
whose health might be affected by this
Expert Patients Programme – Worcs Health and Care NHS TrustWorcestershire
Crossgate House, Park Farm, Redditch, B98 7SNPhone no: 01527 507055E-mail:[email protected] or [email protected]:www.hacw.nhs.uk/service-directory/expert-patient-programme-(epp)-self-management.aspx
What we do:We are open every day, with worship on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Open for tea/coffee/chat every morning. Fair trade shop with limited opening. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we have toddler groups for under 5s and parents/ carers where we try to build confidence and health. We host uniformed youth groups. On the 3rd Wednesday of the month there is a lunch (booked in advance) for those who would like some company. In June 2011 we appointed a part-time Children and Families Worker.
Who’s welcomeOpen to all, wheelchair friendly.
Evesham Methodist ChurchEvesham and surrounding villages
Church: Bridge Street, Evesham WR11 4SR Correspondence: 29 Waterside, Evesham WR11 1BUPhone no:01386 442380Website:Eveshammethodistchurch.com
What we do:Working in partnership with other agencies, our school provides access to a range of services and activities to help meet the needs of children, families and the wider community. The range of services includes:• Parenting support • A varied menu of activities, including study support,
before, during and after school• Swift and easy access to specialist support services• Community access.
Who’s welcomePupils, parents and the community.
Evesham High and Simon De Montfort Middle SchoolEvesham
Evesham High School, Four Pools Road, EveshamPhone no:01386 442060E-mail:[email protected]
What we do:• Community car scheme • Assisted shopping service• Good neighbour scheme • Telephone support• Library and lunch club • Lunch club for the isolated elderly• Advice and Information Service • Form filling assistance• Helping produce CVs etc. • Volunteering advice and signposting.• Basic computer skills training
Who’s welcomeWe operate across the whole of the Vale of Evesham. Open access, although criteria apply for the Community Car Scheme and Assisted Shopping.
Evesham Volunteer CentreBadsey, Broadway, Evesham, Harvington and Norton
The Lodge, Rear of Dresden House,Brick Kiln Street, Evesham, WR11 4AAPhone no:01386 40165E-mail:[email protected]:www.eveshamvolunteers.org.uk
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What we do: We are a countywide ‘one-stop-shop’ service which aims to give you access to the most up-to-date information about healthy lifestyle services.
The service provides a team of dedicated advisors who have the expertise to direct you towards the most relevant locally delivered health improvement services that will help you to achieve the changes you want to make. These services include stop smoking, weight management, chlamydia screening, and health trainers. Health trainers provide one-to-one advice and support for various lifestyle factors.
The Healthy Lifestyle Hub also provides the opportunity to be signposted towards drug and alcohol services, specialist sexual health services, and physical activity and exercise.
Healthy Lifestyles HubWorcestershire
Phone no: 01905 363909Email:[email protected]
What we do:To make Herefordshire and Worcestershire safer from fire and other hazards and to improve community well-being. Delivering the community fire safety message through talks and offering free home fire safety checks, particularly to vulnerable members of our community. We actively encourage our at risk groups to take responsibility for their own fire safety and hold events to support this.
Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue ServiceWorcestershire
Becky ValenderCommunity Safety AdvisorE-mail:[email protected] no:07973316140
What we do:The Federation of Small Businesses works to promote and protect the interests of the self employed and owners of small businesses through business benefits, lobbying and networking opportunities.
Who’s welcomeSole traders, partners and owners of limited companies are eligible.
Customer/commentsMy husband had a problem getting one of his regular customers to settle his account, but with the help of the legal department, it was finally paid in full.” Mrs B. of Evesham.
Federation of Small BusinessesWorcestershire
FSB, PO Box 79, Pershore, WR1O 9ATPhone no:01386 750032E-mail:[email protected]:www.fsb.org.uk/092
What we do:Free, impartial information and advice to families with children 0 to 19 including childcare options, leisure activities, employment rights for working parents, support for children with additional needs and advice about working with children, young people and families. We offer a helpline, an outreach service and a comprehensive directory of support services. We also run Working Parents to Be sessions for those who are expecting a baby to find out about their rights, financial assistance and childcare options.
Who’s welcomeOpen access.
Family Information ServiceWorcestershire
Wildwood Way, Worcester, WR5 2NPPhone no:01905 822666E-mail:[email protected]:www.worcestershire.gov.uk/familyinfo
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Badsey and Aldington Parish CouncilParish Clerk, The White House, Main Street, Aldington, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 7XB T: 01386 830083 E: [email protected]
Broadway Parish CouncilParish Clerk, 5 Russell Square, Broadway, Worcs, WR12 7AP T: 01386 854813 E: [email protected]
Harvington Parish CouncilParish Clerk, Morton Farm House, Morton Wood Lane, Abbots Morton, Worcs, WR11 8NW T: 01386 793050 E: [email protected]
Evesham Town CouncilTown Clerk, Evesham Community Contact Centre, Abbey Road, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4SB T: 01386 470470 E: [email protected]
Norton and Lenchwick Parish CouncilParish Clerk, 12 Pitchers Hill, Wickhamford, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 7RT T: 01386 830676 E:[email protected]
Parish and Town CouncilsBadsey, Broadway, Harvington, Evesham and Norton
What we do:We deliver adult learning programmes in libraries, community centres, parish halls, schools and children's centres. Programmes we offer cover; family learning; ICT; lifeskills; skills for life; ESOL; employment workshops; informal adult learning (leisure courses). Our ICT programme can be delivered using our laptop sets, existing ICT venues or through our Computabus. Each of our libraries provide a wide range of learning and literacy resources as well as providing access to a range of and community activity and support initiatives. Libraries are the hub of many communities across the county.
Who’s welcomeAll of our adult learning programmes can be accessed by adults 19 and onwards and we support adults with below level 2 qualifications. Family learning can be accessed by adults and their children.
Evesham LibraryOat Street, Evesham, WR11 4PJ. WR11 4PJE: [email protected]
Libraries and Adult Learning Worcestershire
Libraries and Learning, County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcs, WR5 2NPPhone no:01905 728 537E-mail:[email protected]:www.worcestershire.gov.uk/adultlearning
What we do: We are a government agency supporting people of working age from welfare into work, and helping employers to fill their vacancies. Part of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Jobcentre Plus advertises job vacancies for employers by using a computer system which can be accessed by customers through Jobpoints (touch-screen computer terminals) and via the Jobcentre Plus website and the telephone service Jobseeker Direct. We also administers claims for benefits such as Jobseeker's Allowance, Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Support Allowance and Income Support.
Job Centre PlusWorcestershire
Evesham Community Contact Centre Abbey Road, Evesham, Worcestershire WR11 4SAIf you are looking for a job Phone no: 0845 606 0234Textphone: 08456055 255To make a new or repeat benefit claimPhone no: 0800 0556688Textphone: 0800 0234888To enquire about an existing benefit claimPhone no: 0845 608 8665Textphone: 0845 6088672Website: www.direct.gov.uk
What we do: We are provide one-to-one support to help you to live a healthier lifestyle.
Health Trainers offer a free friendly, easily accessible service, and they have a genuine understanding of the everyday issues that affect your health. They have been trained to offer support and motivation, and will help you to develop your own personalised health plan, by setting achievable goals based on eating healthily, stopping smoking, taking part in more exercise, and drinking alcohol sensibly.
Who’s welcomeAll adults aged 16 years +.
Health Trainers Worcestershire
Woodside, Perry Wood Walk, Wyld’s Lane, Worcs WR5 1ESPhone no: 01905 733673Email:[email protected] Website:www.hacw.nhs.uk/healthtrainers
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What we do:We are a charity set up to help families and individuals in need to acquire good quality furniture. We divert tonnes of useful furniture from being lost to landfill and we offer opportunities for volunteering to a wide range of persons.
Who’s welcomeTo access our services to people in need a referral is needed. This can be obtained from a wide range of caring agencies. We have a shop and warehouse which is open to the public.
Open from 9.00am – 1.00pm Monday to Thursday.
Roundabout Wychavon
7A Blackminster Business Park, Blackminster, Evesham, Worcs.Phone no:01386 833030Fax no:01386 832384E-mail:[email protected]:www.roundaboutevesham.org.uk
What we do:We support older and vulnerable people, according to their needs and choices, to lead an active and independent life.
We can• help you make sure you have all the benefits you
are entitled to • arrange for a community alarm to be fitted
(provides access to 24 hour emergency help) • help you budget and deal with daily decisions • help maintain your home• and much more besides, depending on your
individual needs.
Young people services. We offer support for young people aged between 16 and 25, providing specialist housing, support and advice, as well as opportunities for development and learning, with the aim of enabling young people to lead an independent life.
Our support services are available regardless of whether you are a Rooftop tenant, private renting or own your own home.
Rooftop Housing GroupWorcestershire and Gloucestershire
70 High Street, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4YDPhone no:0800 0421 800E-mail:[email protected]:www.rooftopgroup.org
What we do:We support the long term unemployed and those facing barriers to employment because of a health condition.
Who’s welcome?Anyone in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance and or/ a health related benefit.
RemployEvesham, and the whole of Worcestershire
Unit 8, Abbey Lane Court, Abbey lane, Evesham WR11 4BYPhone no:0300 4568073E-mail:[email protected]:www.remploy.co.uk
What we do: West Mercia is the fourth largest geographic police area in England and Wales. The force area is divided into five territorial policing areas, which match the boundaries of our local authorities. While West Mercia is predominantly rural, it also contains some densely populated urban areas and many market towns. To ensure we strike the right balance between addressing national and local policing priorities, the force focuses its activities on three priority areas: • Serving • Protecting the public • Making the difference.
Police – West Mercia ConstabularyWorcestershire
Evesham Community Contact Centre, Abbey Road, Evesham, Worcs WR11 4SBPhone no:0300 333 3000E-mail:[email protected]:http://www.westmercia.police.uk/
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What we do:We are part of the ‘Transition Movement’ which addresses the challenges and opportunities posed by peak oil and climate change. We aim to engage local communities in positive steps towards a low carbon future. We have working groups focussed on food, energy, transport, waste and awareness. In June 2011 we organised the Vale First Local Food Festival, hopefully an annual event.
Who’s welcome: We meet for ‘Green Drinks’ on the first Tuesday of each month at the Trumpet, Evesham from 7.30pm and “Green Teas” at the Word of Mouth café most Fridays at 2.30pm. Anyone is welcome to join us.
Transition Evesham ValeVale of Evesham
Orchard House, Long Hyde Rd, South Littleton, WR11 8THE-mail:[email protected]@esmartin.demon.org.ukWebsite:www.transitioneveshamvale.org.uk
What we do: We provides free specialist palliative care for patients living with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses and supports their families. Each year the hospice team supports over 2,300 patients and family members in Worcestershire. Patients are cared for in day hospice, the 16-bed in-patient unit or in their own homes by a specialist professional team as well as many trained volunteers.
We also have a number of charity shops in the area.
Who’s welcome:• Patients with cancer and other life-threatening
illnesses• their families, friends and colleagues• carers connected with St Richard’s• everyone who wishes to support the hospice as a
volunteer and/or fundraiser• all to our shops.
St Richard’s HospiceWorcestershire
Wildwood Drive, Worcester, WR5 2QTPhone no:01905 763963Email:[email protected] Website:www.strichards.org.uk
What we do: We are a small friendly Further Education College offering a wide choice of apprenticeships, full-time vocational courses, training for employers and a variety of part-time courses and activities for young people and adults.
Students benefit from a range of great facilities including the in-house hairdressing and beauty therapy salons, modern motor vehicle workshops, new indoor and outdoor animal care areas and recently refurbished training kitchens.
Who’s welcome:We welcome school leavers and mature learners who want to start training for a new career, gain new skills, improve on existing qualifications or take up a new interest or hobby.
South Worcestershire CollegeWorcestershire
Davies Road, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 1LPPhone no:01386 712600Email: [email protected]:www.sworcs.ac.uk
What we do:Signpost provides a centre where all types of available help and information are accessible for those with personal/family problems ie finance, housing, health and old age by pointing the client in the direction of the help they need.
Who’s welcome:Local community.
SignpostBroadway
4 Russell Square, High Street, Broadway Worcs, WR12 7APPhone no:01386 859029E-mail:[email protected]
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What we do:Provide advice, support, policy development and representation for voluntary organisations working with children and young people.
Who’s welcome:Voluntary and community sector organisations working with children andyoung people.
Customer/comments:“Keep up the good work, can’t do without you”.
Worcestershire Council for Voluntary Youth ServiceWorcestershire
39d Ledwych Road, DroitwichPhone no:01905 795098E-mail:[email protected]:www.wcvys.co.uk
What we do: • Education• Trading Standards• Leisure• Social Care• Waste and Recycling• Record Office• Registration Service• Highways and Transport
Worcestershire County CouncilWorcestershire
County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester, WR5 2NPPhone no: 01905 765765E-mail: [email protected]:www.worcestershire.gov.uk/
What we do:We are a lively, spirit led church community and a cell church which has smaller groups meeting together during the week. We also offer a range of activities for different ages including a parent and toddler group, youth groups, holiday clubs, knitting group and other community outreach and evangelical projects. We have a heart and passion to serve our local community and we run an outreach called Caring Hands in the Vale, details of which are also in this booklet. We are able on occasions to hire out our lounge and kitchen area to community groups for meetings, etc.
Who’s welcome:All are welcome
Vale of Evesham Christian CentreVale of Evesham
Bewdley Street, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4ADPhone no:01386 765946 E-mail:[email protected]:www.eveshamchristiancentre.co.uk
What we do:We are a national organisation offering individuals who are 18 and over, careers advice information and Guidance, whether you are leaving education and considering employment, further education or training, being made redundant, are unemployed or seeking a change from your current work.
We work across the whole of Worcestershire and seek to access activities, where there are groups of people involved in working towards entering the labour market, education, training or voluntary work.
The National Careers Service Worcestershire
Prospects Services LtdSt Marys StreetWorcs Phone no:0121 521 2348E-mail: [email protected]:www.Direct.gov.uk/nationalcareersservice
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What we do:Children's Centres offer information, advice and activities to support families with young children, aimed at giving them the best possible start in life. This includes: ante-natal sessions; baby and toddler activities; breastfeeding support; Stay and Play sessions; healthy lifestyles advice; access to employment and training opportunities; parenting education including: literacy, numeracy, confidence building; financial advice; access to counselling services; links with partner agencies such as community midwives, health visitors, Jobcentre Plus, CAB and Relate.
Who’s welcome:Parents with children pre-birth to 5 years of age.
Wychavon Children's CentresEvesham, Harvington and Norton
Orchard and Spring Vale Children’s Centres, Four Pools Lane, Evesham WR11 1BNPhone no: 01386 765467E-mail: [email protected]
Broadway and Badsey Apple Vale Children’s Centre, Lime Tree Avenue, Broadway, WR12 7BDPhone no: 01386 859039E-mail: [email protected]:www.worcestershire.gov.uk/childrenscentres
What we do:We provide a comprehensive service of information, advice, support and advocacy on any subject. Our main areas of work are welfare benefits, debt, employment, housing, legal issues and family and personal problems. We use our clients’ experiences to influence local and national social policy.
We also offer an outreach service in Broadway at Signpost, 4 Russell Square, High Street, Broadway, Worcs, WR12 7AP on the fourth Thursday of the month. Referrals can also be made through the local Children’s Centres.
Who’s welcome:Open access.
Wychavon Citizens Advice BureauWychavon district and adjacent areas
13 Port Street, Evesham, WR11 3LDPhone no: Advice Line – 08444 111 444 - Monday-Friday 10am-4pm. Admin – 01386 712100E-mail: [email protected]@wychavoncab.cabnet.org.ukWebsite: www.adviceguide.org.uk
What we do:Developed by experts and ex-smokers, and delivered by NHS Stop Smoking Advisers, your local NHS Stop Smoking Service will provide advice, support, encouragement and stop smoking medicines to help you beat your cravings and stop smoking for good.In fact, with our help you’re up to 4 times more likely to quit than if you go it alone.
Worcestershire NHS Stop Smoking Services Worcestershire
Phone no: 01905 363909E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.worcspct.nhs.uk/public-health/staying-healthy-campaigns/stop-smoking.aspx
What we do:• Free courses for people living with long-term health
conditions to help them to become good self-managers and deal with some of the day-to-day problems that people with long-term conditions experience.
• Also carers course for people caring for someone with a long-term health condition or frailty.
Who’s welcome:• All adults from 16 upwards• All adults in a caring role whose health might be
affected by this.• Anyone living with a long-term health condition,
or caring for someone with a long-term health condition, whose health is being affected.
Worcestershire Health and Care NHS TrustWorcestershire
Expert Patients programme, Crossgate House, Park Farm, Redditch, B98 7SNPhone no: 01527 507055 or 01527 507089 Annette Jaep or Natalie CarrE-mail: [email protected]: www.hacw.nhs.uk/our-services/expert-patient-programme-(epp)-self-management.aspx
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What we do:If you're looking to work out in our gyms, swim for fun or fitness, enjoy an invigorating exercise class or learn a new sport or skill, we offer everything you need for a healthy lifestyle. Facilities include:• Rivers Fitness rooms• Indoor climbing wall• Swimming pools• Health suite• 4 court sports hall• Exercise studios• Café rivers• Rivers health and
beauty
Who’s welcome:Everyone.
Wychavon Leisure Centre Wychavon
Evesham Leisure Centre, Abbey Road,Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4SUPhone no:01386 444212Website:www.wychavonleisure.co.uk
What we do:
What we do: Benefits 01905 822744 [email protected] Grants 01386 565278 [email protected] Grants 01386 565235 [email protected] Tax 01905 822733 [email protected] Services 01905 822799 [email protected] Community Contact Centre 01386 565000 Abbey Road, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 4SBHousing 01386 565020 [email protected] 01905 822799 [email protected] Wardens Evesham 07786 335125 Droitwich 07900 162322Parks and open spaces 01386 565018 [email protected] 01386 565565 [email protected] and Recycling 01386 565018 [email protected] Waste 01386 565018 [email protected] Wychavon Youth Bus – 01905 775233 www.wychavonyouthbus.wordpress.com
Wychavon District Council Wychavon
Civic Centre, Queen Elizabeth Drive, Pershore, Worcs, WR10 1PTPhone no:01386 565000E-mail: [email protected]:www.wychavon.gov.uk/
What we do:YMCA Worcester is a registered independent charity providing foyer and hostel accommodation for 74 residents who find themselves homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Qualified staff support residents by providing a safe and secure environment, help them to address their personal issues and encourage them to develop and build their own positive future. Our support services for residents embed positive behavior, promote motivation, raise horizons, and set targets to achieve goals, encourage contribution and personal development.
Our core services are: residential accommodation, learning and skills, participation in sports and activities. Key strategies that underpin our work include: skills for life - language, literacy and numeracy, advice and guidance and developing the personal asset base of residents through skills, resources and opportunities.
Who’s welcome:Anyone who find themselves homeless or at risk of homelessness.
YMCA Worcestershire
Henwick Road, Worcester, WR2 5NS Phone no:01905 423197E-mail: [email protected]:www.ymcaworcester.org.uk
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To find out more about the Opportunity Vale of Evesham project please contact the Project Manager
David Manning on: 01386 565478 [email protected]
Or visit our website at www.wychavon.gov.uk and search for Opportunity Vale of Evesham.
