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Activity Groups for Children and Young People Activity groups for children and young people Core Assets Children’s Services, a leading provider of services to children and families, are working in partnership with Halton Borough Council to offer exciting FREE activity groups for chil- dren with disabilities aged 12– 18 years. Children and young people will get the chance to experience a wide range of activities in a safe and stimulating environment. These activi- ties are designed to allow young people to have fun build confidence and make new friends. We cater for children and young people with a range of disabilities and additional needs, including those with medical and/or personal care needs. WIDNES RUNCORN Fortnightly Saturday groups Fortnightly Saturdays groups 10am—1pm 1:30pm—4:30pm AT AT Upton Community Centre, Murdishaw Community Cen- Hough Green Rd, Widnes, tre, Barnfield Avenue, Runcorn Cheshire WA8 4PF WA7 6EP For more information please contact Ross McCooey 07967381185; 01925846190 [email protected] Activity groups for children and young people Family fun days Friendship Groups Throughout the year The ‘Friendship group’ is a small Core Assets will organ- group of young people that meet ise ‘Family Fun Days’ on a fortnightly basis and partici- for families to engage pate in a range of social activities in a social activity and out in the community. shared experience. The group is young person led These will be delivered through identifying activities they throughout the school want to participate in. These have holidays. included, going for a meal, cine- ma, cooking, bowling, games nights and swimming. The group will also support those young people nearing a point of transition and work upon building independence skills that are AQA recognised. For more information please contact Ross McCooey 07967381185; 01925846190 [email protected] .
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