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Calderdale Forum 50+ Calderdale Forum 50+ Calderdale Forum 50+ Calderdale Forum 50+ Network 50+ Directory Voluntary and Community Sector Organisations Calderdale Forum 50+ Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Age UK Day Care, Home from Hospital, www.ageuk.calderdale.org.uk Calderdale & Domestic Services including [email protected] Kirklees Handyman, Information and Advice, Insurance, Trusted Head Office 01422 252040 Traders Register, Befriending, Shopmobility. Choices Centre, Woolshops 01422 399830 Age UK Local Online listings of traders who www.aubdwestyorkshire. Trusted have been vetted by Age UK to co.uk Traders ensure they are honest and Directory reliable. 0800 012 6508 Age UK Providing information, advice [email protected] Todmorden and support in Todmorden, Walsden, Cornholme and OL14 01706 817926. areas Alzheimer's Alzheimer's Society Calderdale www.alzheimers.org.uk; Society Services provide support for c&[email protected] Calderdale people with dementia and Services families, friends and carers 01422 352789 across Calderdale. This can be 1-1 or through their social & support groups. A new Dementia Advisor service provides advice & guidance to families with a diagnosis. Association of Promotes and supports www.halifaxukrainianclub.com Ukrainians in Ukrainian culture and social [email protected] Great Britain interaction. Solo Club – Tues eves. Chernobyl Children Life 01422 824157 AUGB Halifax Line activities held. Room and large hall hire with level access from car park available. Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Brighouse Old ‘Pop-in’ at Brighouse Rest [email protected] People's Centre for refreshments, Welfare warmth and companionship. Committee The centre is open 6 mornings and 3 afternoons a week Brighouse Waring Green, Brighouse. www.scottishdancingbrighouse Scottish Every Thursday, 7 30 pm to 10 .co.uk Dancing 00 & monthly Open Evenings [email protected] (Saturday). You don't need experience or a partner: come and see how it's done. (Men - that includes you!) British Muslim A unique day care centre For further information & Association based in the heart of Park services please contact: (BMA) Ward Halifax, meeting the health & social care needs of Mr Mohammed Rahoof elderly people from the South britishmuslimassociation@ Asian communities across the yahoo.co.uk borough. BMA provides culturally, linguistically and 01422 362276 religiously sensitive services; 07881715113 advocacy, interpretation, halal lunch clubs, social Victoria House, stimulation, respite day care, 86 Hopwood Lane, chit chat, health consultations Halifax HX1 4EJ & focus groups. Open 10.00 - 4.00, 7 days a week. Established over 25 years, it has become the voice of South Asian older people and has good relations with Calderdale 50+ Forum and health providers. Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts BME Network The Calderdale BME Network Contact of organisations provides: Mr. Mohammed Rahoof / Calderdale Raising the profile of BME Mr Safdar Hussain Network of Groups/Organisations; Black & Networking and Consultation 01422 362276 Minority events; Information & support 0788 1715113 Ethnic on funding; Identifying & Community supporting training needs; Victoria House Groups Organisational Development 86 Hopwood Lane and Capacity Building; Halifax HX1 4EJ Consultations; Sharing information & developments with statutory partners whose decisions effect the lives of BME Communities Brunswick The Brunswick Centre info@thebrunswickcentre. Centre provides sexual health and org.uk HIV services across Calderdale and Kirklees. 01422 341764 01484 469691 Calderdale Raising the awareness of www.calderdale-carers.co.uk Carers Project Carers and their needs. enquiries@calderdale- Support groups, information, carers.co.uk advice, learning opportunities and resources 01422 369101 Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Calderdale Information and advice in all Contact helpline: Citizens areas including Benefits, Debt, 01422 842848 or Advice Bureau Housing, Employment and e mail through Relationships. www.calderdalecab.org.uk Also Advocacy in National Health Complaints. Calderdale We provide an advocacy nhscomplaints@calderdale NHS service for people wishing to cab.org.uk Complaints make a complaint about an Advocacy NHS Service. 01422 842848 Service Calderdale Calderdale Credit Union offers www.calderdalecreditunion. Credit Union easy savings and low cost org.uk loans at competitive rates, pays dividends to members 01422 393106 and free insurance. Calder Food A Community Interest www.calderfoodhub.org.uk Hub Company, bringing together [email protected] food producers, consumers and others interested in 01422 846540 producing food in the Upper Calder Valley. Advice on food growing and marketing; membership scheme for discounts on courses and plants. Calder Valley Day-care, transport and Club, Day catering for people with www.caldervalleyclub.co.uk Centre, diverse physical disabilities in Mytholmroyd Calderdale; days out and a [email protected] host of activities. Preventing social isolation and bringing 01422 885098 people together in a welcoming, friendly and happy environment. Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Chit Chat Club 2nd & 4th Wednesdays in the Contact Elland month 1.30 – 3.30pm at the Canon Winter Centre, All Saints 01422 256570 Church Elland. For men and women of any age who may live alone or want to get out more. A range of fun activities, entertainment provided and refreshments. Community Community Bus Services: www.ctcalderdale.co.uk Transport transport for people who can’t Calderdale: access other existing forms of [email protected] Community transport provision. Accessible Car, Bus Minibus & People Carrier Hire 01422 881154 Services & with/ without drivers and Rural Bus Community Bus Services Community Car Service uses volunteers with their own cars [email protected]. to transport residents of uk Calderdale who can transfer into an ordinary car seat without substantial help. Concert for Produces and organises 'free' anne@concertfortheyoun the Young at variety concerts for the 'Young gatheart.co.uk Heart at Heart' especially for those over 60 years of age. info@thestudiorooms. The Studio Rooms is pleasant com and welcoming, with good 01422 200334/345088 access and ideal for dance, exercise, singing and meetings. *The Studio Rooms *Room hire available 11 St James Street, Halifax, HX1 5SU Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts CREW Weekly exercise classes aimed at www.crewheartsupport. people with cardiovascular co.uk Cardiac conditions, or those at risk of Rehabilitation, associated conditions i.e. crewpartners.hsg@gmail. Exercise, Diabetes, blood pressure etc and com Walking for partners/carers. Also caters for Upbeat Health and Fitness 07599 080666 members & Northbridge Leisure Centre’s over 50s Nice & Easy group. Member’s weekly countryside walks of 4/5 miles usually followed by lunch. Crisis Counselling for unplanned www.carecondfidential. Pregnancy pregnancy on the available com Care options. Support for the individual’s choice. Counselling [email protected] after a pregnancy loss through termination, miscarriage, still- 01422 357589 (office birth, neonatal death. Provision hours) of emotional & practical support 07527 375986 (8am-10pm) during & after pregnancy: eg good supply of 2nd hand baby clothes & equipment Cross Roads The aim of the Club is to provide grayhampsmith@hotmail. Lunch Club a nutritious meal in pleasant com Christ Church, surroundings and offer Hipperholme, fellowship to members of our 01422 202253 Halifax community who can benefit from such a service. Small weekly charge. Fridays 12.00 Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Dancercise Ladies Dance Group meeting on Call 01422 200334 for Mondays from 6.30pm -7.30pm, more information Halifax Disability Core aims include www.disabilitypartnership Partnership (1) To work with public, private calderdale.co.uk & VCS sectors to ensure there is yourdisabilitypartnership a common understanding of the @gmail.com work required to enable people 01422 431096 (direct dial) with a physical &/or sensory Mobile: 07582 001186 impairment to access (voice and sms text) mainstream services & play a full part in their communities Textphone: 01422 393082 (2) Promote the health & well being of residents with physical Fax: 01422 393077 &/or sensory disabilities & to work together as residents irrespective of age, sex, ability, ethnicity, religion or political view (3) Promote disability improvement by educating, encouraging & assisting the local population in disability awareness, working in partnership with similar groups & organizations Disability The group is run by and for [email protected] Support disabled people. A voluntary Calderdale sector group that raises Website pending awareness of disability issues and provides information and 07772 582817 support to people with disabilities and carers. We offer disability awareness training and have a community media project. Calderdale Forum 50+ Organisation Provides Websites, email, contacts Dogs for Dogs for the Disabled is a Rachel.Hassey@dogsforthe Disabled pioneering charity that trains disabled.org assistance dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities, 01924 860 699. and families with a child with autism. Dot- Not-for-Profit, friendly and www.dot-communications. Communication
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