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Newsletter February / March 2019 for People in North Lincolnshire Newsletter February / March 2019 For people in North Lincolnshire Community Wellbeing Hub Timetables HELPING YOU GET THE RIGHT The timetables of the activities in the Hubs are INFORMATION, ADVICE AND SUPPORT available from your local Community AT THE RIGHT TIME Wellbeing Hub or from the North Lincolnshire Our offer to you: Council website, www.northlincs.gov.uk or A range of activities you can email Individual support [email protected] or call one of the numbers below. Volunteering opportunities Wellbeing checks To contact your local Information, advice and support Community Wellbeing Hub Helping you access your local community For more information, contact your local hub on: Scunthorpe Community Wellbeing Hub, Are you looking to access activities but Alvingham Road, Scunthorpe, DN16 2DP can’t find what you’re looking for? 01724 296759 Staff at your local Community Wellbeing Barton Community Wellbeing Hub, Hub will do their best to support you in Tofts Road, Barton upon Humber, DN18 5NF identifying activities in your local 01652 634554 community to suit your needs. De Lacy Community Wellbeing Hub, Sir John Mason House, De Lacy Way, Please do not hesitate to enquire about what is available or for more information Winterton, DN15 9XS on a particular activity. 01652 634554 Brigg Community Wellbeing Hub, Please let us know if you would prefer to Horstead Avenue, Brigg, DN20 8PX receive an emailed copy of the newsletter. 01652 653384 Broughton Community Wellbeing Hub, To list new activities and events in The Brigg Road, Broughton, DN20 0JW Hub newsletter or our ‘What’s On’ 01652 653384 publication please submit your Crowle Community Wellbeing Hub, information by 22nd March 2019 Market Hall, Market Place, Crowle, Please email DN17 4LA [email protected] 01724 297771 Find us on Facebook & Twitter Epworth Community Wellbeing & Youth Hub, High Street, Epworth, DN9 1EP Search for 01724 297771 @NorthLincsAIS For room bookings at Epworth please contact #NLCWellBeing Epworth Children’s Centre on 01427 873787. 2 Health Campaigns 21st March 2019 This year the theme is “leave no one behind”. Due to the negative attitudes and low expectations many people with Downs Syndrome are left behind. All people with Downs Syndrome should and must have the opportunity to live fulfilling lives and be included on an equal basis with others, in all aspects of society. There is a lack of understanding of the challenges individuals face across their lifetimes and a failure to support them with the opportunities and tools needed to live fulfilling lives. www.downs-syndrome.org.uk Prostate Cancer Awareness Month - March 2019 Ovarian Awareness Most men with early prostate cancer don’t have any Month - March 2019 signs or symptoms. But there are some things that may mean you're more likely to get prostate cancer. You might hear these described as risk factors. Even if you don't have any of the symptoms that we talk about below, speak to your GP about prostate cancer if: Over 50 years old - Prostate cancer mainly affects men over 50 and your risk increases with age Family history and genes - You are two and a half times more likely to get prostate cancer if your father or brother has been diagnosed with it, compared to a man with no family history of prostate cancer. Ethnicity - Black men are more likely to get prostate cancer than other men. Ovarian.org.uk Facebook.com/ovariancanceraction [email protected] 3 What’s going on in your Community? Cancer Champions - Early detection saves lives! Would you be able to spot the possible early signs of cancer in a friend or relative? If so, would you know how to approach the subject or what to suggest? Why not attend a half day session and become a Cancer Champion. Who can be a Cancer Champion? Anyone can! You don’t need any qualifications or prior knowledge on cancer. We need anybody from age 18 years upwards, from all walks of life who want to make a difference. You never know who you might be able to help. How can I become a Cancer Champion? All you need to do is attend one of our free half day sessions, which are laid back and informal, run by people like you (i.e. not doctors or people who speak jargon). You will learn about the early signs and symptoms of cancer, how to approach the subject, and what advice to give someone who might need it. Cancer Champion training will take place on Wednesday 6th February at 1.00pm - 4.30pm and Tuesday 5th March 9.30am - 12.30pm at the Learning Development Centre, Enderby Road, Scunthorpe, North Lincs, DN17 2JL To book a place on the course please email [email protected] or phone Emma on 07519 120809 or Sophie on 07519 120805. Timetable for adults with a disability (16 plus) Monday: 9.00am - 11.30am, Rebound Therapy, The Pods, £3.50 - Booking essential 1.30pm - 3.30pm, Foam Archery, Scunthorpe Community Wellbeing Hub, £2.00 for 1 hr or £3.00 for 2 hrs Tuesday: 10.30am - 12.00pm, Rebound Therapy, Brigg Community Wellbeing Hub, £3.50 - Booking essential 1.30pm - 3.30pm, Archery and Table-Tennis, The Pods, £2.00 for 1 hr or £3.00 for 2 hrs Wednesday: 11.30am - 12.30pm, Seated Fun Activities, Scunthorpe Community Wellbeing Hub, £2.00 1.00pm - 4.00pm, (term-time only), Get Crafty. 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Free of charge Thursday: 10.30am - 11:30am, Swimming/Instructor Led Gym, Riddings Pool, £1.80 with concessions card or £2.50 1.30pm - 3.30pm, Multi-Sports, Scunthorpe Community Wellbeing Hub, £2.00 for 1 hr or £3.00 for 2 hrs Friday: 1.15pm - 3.15pm, Multi-Sports, The Pods, £2.00 for 1 hr or £3.80 for 2 hrs. For more information or to book a place on the bookable activities please contact [email protected] or 01724 297270 4 A North Lincolnshire Council venture. Providing a safe and Universal Credit supportive place to meet and talk, for people who Assisted Digital Support identify as part of the LGBT+ community. If you need help with using a computer or you are The Rainbow Café is a community point of contact; having difficulty with your online account, Citizens we are committed to ensuring everyone has access Advice North Lincolnshire can assist you to use the to non-judgemental support and advice around: Universal Credit online service to do things like: Positive mental health and awareness of Making a new claim online mental health resources Using your online journal Sexual health - links into local clinics Managing your online account Accessing pathways to counselling If you need help, come to Scunthorpe Central on Discrimination issues Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 4.30pm and Abuse issues ask for Universal Credit Assisted Digital Support at We encourage attendance from supporters, friends, reception. family, carers, and anyone questioning their No appointment needed.* orientation, as well as straight allies. 1st Tuesday of every month, 3.00pm - 6.00pm, *As far as possible, we will help you straight away – but if we’re busy when you arrive we may ask you to return later. at Café Indiependent, High Street, Scunthorpe 01724 296633 @RainbowCafeNL ‘Fit with PIP’ * Wednesday 13th February Meetings are held at Scunthorpe Community Wellbeing Hub, ‘Fit with PIP’ * Alvingham Road, Scunthorpe, DN16 2DP Starting at 6.30pm *Fit with PIP - meet at 10.15am at Normanby Hall car park for a walk www.facebook.com/officialdiabetesuksupport/ followed by a visit to Stableyard Café. www.scunthorpediabetesukgroup.org/ Please note, there are no events in school holidays www.diabetes.org.uk facebook.com/pipforum @pipforum A charity registered in England and Wales (215199) and in Scotland (SC039136) www.northlincspip.org 0845 3889984 5 COME ALONG AND TRY OUT BOWLS? COME AND JOIN IN AT OUR NEXT LOCAL CLUB EVENT SCUNTHORPE INDOOR BOWLS CLUB, Carlton Street (thro’ Car Park), Scunthorpe FREE OPEN DAY Saturday 23rd March 10.30am-4.00pm All you need is a pair of flat shoes, bowls are provided. Children welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult. For more information contact the Scunthorpe Indoor Bowls Centre on 01724 280777 W: PLAYBOWLS.ORG T:01664 777001 E:[email protected] @BowlsDA Bowls Development Alliance Ltd Registered Office: Pera Business Park, Nottingham Road, Melton Mowbray Leicestershire, LE13 0PB Registered in England and Wales no. 07205402 Barton & Surrounding Areas Craft and Create Every Tuesday 10.00am - 12noon From Tuesday 5th February the group will be held at Maltby Lane Hub Maltby Lane Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5PY 6 Brigg & Surrounding Areas Outreach Sessions Coffee Morning Chair Based Exercise At Brigg Community Wellbeing Hub, Horstead Avenue, Brigg, DN20 8PX Howsham Village Hall Wednesday 20th February 10.00am-12noon Tuesday 2.00pm - 3.00pm. £3.50. Will include a talk from the Coop called Kirton Town Hall “Tax, Care and Toy Boys” Wednesday 10.00am - 11.00am. £3.50. For more information contact the Brigg Hub on Hibaldstow Church Hall 01652 653384 Wednesday 1.30pm - 2.30pm. £3.50. Brigg Parents Autism Support ——— Group Active Circuits Meeting on Thursday 7th February & 7th March Kirton Town Hall 6.00pm - 8.00pm Monday 7.00pm - 8.00pm. £3.50. Carer Support Centre, Worlaby Village Hall Redcombe Lane, Brigg, DN20 8AU 01652 650585 Thursday 5.30pm - 6.30pm. £3.50. Contact the Autism Spectrum Education Team For more information please contact on 01724 292908/297945/872938 Active Ageing on 01724 297270. Lincolnshire Humberside Federation of WI Events: Bacon Bun Day - Thursday 21st February at 10.00am - 12.30pm at WI House, Queen Street, Brigg.
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