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3Rd December 2010 1 VCS Activity Available to West Hull Residents VCS Activity Available to West Hull Residents Organisation Activity Area 1 Abstain Substance Misuse Citywide Name Stephen Howard Position Chairperson E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 806 500 Address 2a Grangeside Avenue, Hull Post code HU6 8LP Web site www.abstain.org.uk 2 AddVis Services Ltd Translating/ Citywide E-mail [email protected] Interpreting Address 468 Beverley Road, Hull Post code HU5 1NF 3 Adminstrator Counselling/therapy, Citywide Name Lynda Mills Education/training, E-mail [email protected] Employment, Social Work Phone 01482 218125 activities Address 120-122 George Street, Hull Post code HU1 3AA Web site www.twpyandh.org.uk 4 Africa Forum Advice/Information Citywide Name Justina Oraka Services, Advocacy, Position Chairperson Befriending, Social E-mail [email protected] Activities, Youth Work, Mobile Phone 07711 301 363 Support Address c/o Community Enterprise Centre Cottingham Road, Hull Post code HU5 2DH 5 After Adoption Yorkshire Advice/Information Citywide Name Linda Bleasby Services, Position Adoption Support Worker Counselling/Therapy, E-mail [email protected] Telephone Helpline Work Phone 0113 278 6487 Address Centre 88 Saner Street, Hull Post code HU3 2TR 6 Age UK Hull Advice/Information Citywide Name Ann Smith Services, Befriending, Position Development Manager Day Care Services, E-mail [email protected] Sports and Leisure Work Phone 01482 324644 Address The Healt hy Living Centre Bradbury House Porter Street, Hull Post code HU1 2RH Web site www.ageconcernhull.org 3rd December 2010 1 Organisation Activity Area 7 Aldris Hormone and Allergy Support Group Advice/information Citywide Name Helen McGarry services, Health, Fund E-mail [email protected] raising, Volunteering 8 Alternative Aquatics Sports and Leisure, Citywide Name Julie Haley Health Position Hon. Secretary E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 351011 Address 21 Wold Road, Hull Post code HU5 5NJ 9 Alzheimer's Society Advice/Information Citywide Name Sarah Moody Services, Support Position Branch Manager E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 862531 Address Suites 8 & 9 The Pavilion 536 Hall Road, Hull Post code HU6 9BS Web site www.alzheimers.org.uk 10 Anlaby Park Townswomen's Guild Social Activities Haltemprice, Name Sandra Beach West Position Secretary Work Phone 01482 653522 Address 47 Kingston Road, Willerby Post code HU10 6AD 11 ARC Environment/ Citywide Name Michael Haughton Conservation Position Chief Executive E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 280033 Address Blanket Row Queen Street, Hull Post code HU1 1UG Web site www.arc-online.co.uk 12 Arcon and Lindsey Residents Association Community group to West Name Yvonne Payne support the residents of Position Chair Arcon Drive, Lindsey E-mail Place and Whitelees Work Phone Court Address 97 Arcon Drive Hull Post code HU4 6AQ 3rd December 2010 2 Organisation Activity Area 13 ARKH Advice/Information Citywide Name Michael Haughton Services, Befriending, Position Chief Executive Education/Training, E-mail [email protected] Sports and Leisure Work Phone 01482 280033 Address Blanket Row Queen Street, Hull Post code HU1 1UG Web site www.arc-online.co.uk 14 Avenue Badminton Club Sports and Leisure Citywide Name Dave Wobey Position Hon. Treasurer & Coach E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 825271 Address 32 Glebe Road, Hull Post code HU7 5XR Web site http://my.sporthull.co.uk/avenuebadmintonclub 15 Barnardo's 348 Service Family Services, Citywide Name Douglas Green Domestic/Sexual Abuse, Position Manager Volunteering E-mail [email protected] Work Phone0 1482 323671 Address 348 Holderness Road, Hull Post code HU9 3DQ 16 Barnardos DSI Service Youth Work, Citywide Name Rita Millhouse Advice/Information Position CSM Services, E-mail [email protected] Counselling/Therapy, Work Phone 01430 810139 Health Address Village Farm Business East Street, Home-on-Wolds Post code HU17 7GA 17 BDW Residents Association Community group to West (Bristol, Danube and Worcester) support the residents of Name Angela Ruggieri-Bullock Bristol, Danube and Position Secretary Worcester Roads E-mail [email protected] Work Phone Address 155 Worcester Road Hull Postcode HU5 5UY 18 Black Dragon Jujitsu Club Sports and Leisure Citywide Name Alan Position Chief Instructor Mobile Phone 07950963050 3rd December 2010 3 Organisation Activity Area 19 British Polio Fellowship Social Activities Citywide Name Pat Parker Position Secretary E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 569 049 Address 18 Priory Drive, Hull Post code HU5 5UA 20 British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society (Hull) Fund Raising Citywide Name David Stevens Position Yorkshire Branch Secretary E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 856040 Address 5 Tarran Avenue Mizzen Road, Hull Post code HU6 7AL 21 BTCV Environment/ Citywide Name Ian Jakulis Conservation, Position Senior Project Officer Volunteering E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 620309 Mobile Phone 07843 069 568 Address 4 Goodwin Parade Adelaide Street, Hull Post code HU3 2HA Web site www2.btcv.org.uk/display/btcv_hsideandeastyork s 22 Carers Centre Hull Carers Services, Citywide Name Greg Harman Advice/Information Position Centre Manager Services, Campaigning, E-mail [email protected] Social Activities, Social Work Phone 01482 225078 and Community Care Address Unit 5 The Shirethorn Centre 37-42 Prospect Street, Hull Post code HU2 8PX Web site www.carerscentrehull.org.uk 23 Carnegie Heritage Centre Ltd Community West/ Name Liz Shepherd Services/Facilities, Riverside/ Position Chairperson Education/Training Citywide E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 561216 Address 342 Anlaby Road, Hull Post code HU3 6JA Web site www.carnegiehull.co.uk 3rd December 2010 4 Organisation Activity Area 24 CASE Education/training, Citywide Name Louise Thompson Advice/information Position Manager services, Employment, E-mail [email protected] Health Work Phone 01482 320200 Address 60 Charles Street, Hull Post code HU2 8DQ 25 Caseworks Business Support, Citywide Name Mr David Banks Community Position Business Manager Development, E-mail [email protected] Education/Training, Work Phone 01482 609030 Employment, Voluntary Address Caseworks Ltd 68-69 Charles Street, Sector Services Hull Post code HU2 8DQ Web site www.casetraininghull.co.uk 26 Centre 88 Community Riverside/ Name Jean MacEwan Services/Facilities West Position Centre Manager Citywide E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 324541 Address Saner Street, Hull Post code HU3 2TR Web site www.centre88.co.uk 27 CHIEF Support Group Health, Fund Raising, Citywide Name Helen Perring-Dobbs Support Position Secretary E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 843238 28 Child Dynamix Family Services, Youth Citywide Name Jane Stafford Work, Out of School Position MD Provision/Play Work E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 221425 Address 8 Marina Court Castle Street, Hull Post code HU1 1TJ Web site www.childdynamix.co.uk 29 Choices & Rights Disability Coalition Advice/Information Citywide Name Mark Baggley Services, Advocacy, Position Director Telephone Helpline, E-mail [email protected] Translating/Interpreting, Work Phone 01482 878778 Education/Training Address Jude Lodge (Tiverton House) Tiverton Road, Hull Post code HU7 4DQ Web site www.choicesandrights.org.uk 3rd December 2010 5 Organisation Activity Area 30 Choices - Service User Involvement Substance Misuse, Citywide Name Lesley Redpath Advice/Information Position Co-ordinator Services, Befriending, E-mail [email protected] Mentoring Work Phone 01482 221551 Mobile Phone 07912 741333 Address 17 Albion Street, Hull Post code HU1 3TG 31 City of Hull Amateur Boxing Club Sports and Leisure Citywide Name Mike Gibbons Position Head Coach E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 802826 Mobile Phone 07858 298 069 Address 1st Avenue Community Centre, Hull Post code HU6 8LS Web site www.cityofhullabc.com 32 Classical Association (Hull & District branch) Arts & Media Citywide Name Margaret Nicholson Position Secretary E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 470119 Address 17 Sycamore Court Park Grove, Hull Post code HU5 2UL 33 Compass Substance Misuse, Citywide Name Mark Jones Accommodation, Position Director of Business Development Advice/Information E-mail [email protected] Services, Mentoring, Work Phone 01904 636374 Education/Training, Address Langton House 5 Priory Street, York counselling, Post code YO1 6ET employment, day care Web site www.compass-uk.org services 34 Cottingham Road Church Badminton Group Sports and Leisure Citywide Name Margrit Judah E-mail [email protected] Address Baptist Church Chanterlands Avenue, Hull Post code HU5 4AY 35 Crisis Pregnancy Centre Counselling/Therapy, Citywide Name Linda Bower Sexual Health, Mental Position Manager Health Services, Health E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 492929 Address 310 Newland Avenue, Hull Post code HU5 2NB Web site www.crisispregnancy.co.uk 3rd December 2010 6 Organisation Activity Area 36 CRUSE Bereavement Care Counselling/Therapy Citywide Name Fred Sims Williams Position Development Officer E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 441002 (x206) Address The Community Enterprise Centre Cottingham Road, Hull Post code HU5 2DH Web site www.cruse.org.uk 37 Dads Against Drugs Youth Work West/ Name Rob Broomfield Riverside/ Position CEO Citywide E-mail [email protected] Work Phone 01482 228881 Address
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