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OPAL Is a Charity Which Supports Over 60S Living in Cookridge, Ireland Registered Charity Event Time Location Cost Trans- No. 1131792 port F Company No. r Welcome In 9am - Welcome In Variable No 06961204 i Cafe 2pm d Drop In 10am – Welcome In ^ Free No OPAL is a charity which supports over 60s a (office open) 1pm living in Cookridge, Ireland Wood, Tinshill, y Luncheon 12 & 1pm Welcome In + £5 No Holt Park, Adel and Bramhope. Club sittings Coffee 1pm - Welcome In ^ £1 Yes** Event Time Location Cost Trans- Afternoon 3pm (£5) port Day Trips Variable Variable ^+ Variable Yes** M Drop In 10am – Welcome In ^ Free No O (monthly) (£5) o (office open) 1pm t Office n Luncheon Club 12noon– Welcome In ^ £5 Yes** h 2pm (£5) e Computer Variable Variable ^+ £5 No d + r Assistance Welcome In or Home a Carers Group Variable Variable Variable Yes in your home £10 y (monthly) locations ^+ Variable OPAL also provides the following services to our members: - Handyman (£5 per job less than 20 mins or £10 for a larger job) - Home Fire Safety Checks (Free) - Phone Link (Free) - Friendly visiting scheme (Free) - Home Info Visit - Bimonthly Newsletter (Free) - Christmas Banquet at Ralph Thoresby High School (Free) - Information on health, benefits, forms, trades people & more. - Birthday and Christmas cards to each member - Christmas hampers to our older members (aged 90+ years). OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 55 Bedford Drive, LS16 6DJ, **Transport is wheelchair accessible. + Advance booking is essential ^OPAL staff/volunteers on hand to give assistance and support 0113 261 9103 Office opening times: Monday - Friday 10am - 1pm [email protected] www.opal-project.org.uk Facebook: Older People’s Action in the Locality Twitter: @OPALLeeds16 Event Time Location Cost Trans Event Time Location Cost Trans -port -port T Drop In 10am-1pm Welcome In ^ Free No Welcome In Cafe 9am - Welcome In Varia- No u (office open) 2pm ble e Massage / 10.30 / Welcome In ^ £10 No Drop In 10am - Welcome In ^ Free No Reiki 12.30 s (office open) 1pm Luncheon 12.45pm - Welcome In ^ + £5 Yes** Tai Chi 10am - Adel Comm. £4 No d Club 2.15pm (£5) T a h 11am Centre, New Remember 1.45pm - Friends Meeting £3 Yes Adel Lane y u When Group 3.45pm House, New (free) Table Tennis 10.30 - Welcome In Free No (fortnightly) Adel Lane ^ r (weekly) Noon s Chair Exercise 2pm - Welcome In ^+ £4 Yes Monthly Knitting 9am - Welcome In Free No Class 3.15pm (£1) d Group 11am Cafe Tea Dance 2pm - 4pm Adel Community £2.50 No a Fortnightly 11am - Welcome In ^ £1 Yes (fortnightly) Centre, New y Games Morning 12.30pm (£5) Adel Lane ^ Dru Yoga 11.15am Friends £5 No 12.30pm Meeting House, New Adel Lane Shopping Trips 12.15 - Various £6 Yes** W Welcome In 9am— Welcome In Vari- No (fortnightly) 4.15pm (usually (free) Owlcotes) ^+ e Cafe 2pm able Bramhope 2pm - Bramhope £2 Yes d Drop In 10am- Welcome In^ Free No Meeting Point 4pm Methodist (£5) n (office open) 1pm Church, ^ e Chair Exercise 2pm - Welcome In ^+ £4 Yes s Rhino’s Active 10.30am - Welcome In Free No Class 3.15pm (£1) d Social Group 12noon **Transport is wheelchair accessible. + Advance booking is essential a Tai Chi 10.15 - Bramhope £4 No ^OPAL staff/volunteers on hand to give assistance and support y 11.15 Methodist Church Gentle 11am - The Stables, £4 Yes Exercise 12pm Back Church (£1) Lane, Adel Moving On Variable Variable ^+ Vari- Yes** Group able (£5) OPAL membership donation is £10 a year and is for people aged 60+ who live in LS16 (above the Ring Road). Men’s Group Variable Variable ^+ Vari- Yes** People under 60 or living outside our area can join as Affiliated (monthly) able (£5) members but cannot access home support. Community Groups and Activities based at Welcome In Community Centre, 55 Bedford Dr, Leeds, LS16 6DJ Activity Time Agency and contact details Mon Youth Group Cafe 6.30pm—8.30pm Youth Services & Cardigan Centre 0113 2759282 / [email protected] Tues Table Tennis 2pm—3.30pm OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 Wed Community Cafe 9am—2pm OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 07761495415 for room hire, catering, pre –orders Knitting Group (monthly) 9am—12noon OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 Horsforth Hub Pop Up 10am – 11am Horsforth Hub, Thomas Booth, [email protected] Rhino’s Social Active 10am—12noon Rhino’s Foundation, Laura Buckle [email protected] / 07710 094019 MsMeet—peer support group for people with MS 10.30am—12noon Barbara Moore 07773170157 Smoking Cessation 12noon—8pm One You Leeds 0800 1694219 Youth Point 6pm—8pm Cardigan Centre 0113 2759282 / [email protected] Thurs Community Cafe 9am—2pm OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 07761495415 for room hire, catering, pre –orders Smoking Cessation 9am—12.30pm One You Leeds, 0800 1694219 Table Tennis 10.30am—12noon OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 Fri Community Cafe 9am—2pm OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 0113 2619103 07761495415 for room hire, catering, pre –orders MP Surgery (monthly; by appointment) [email protected] 0113 898 0969 Sat Councillor Surgery AM, monthly Cllr James Gibson, Phone: 0113 3788812 Email: [email protected] Councillor Surgery AM, monthly Cllr Jonathan Bentley, Phone: 0113 2301481 Email: [email protected] OPAL, Welcome In Community Centre, 55 Bedford Drive, LS16 6DJ, 0113 261 9103 [email protected] www.opal-project.org.uk Facebook: Older People’s Action in the Locality Café, Meeting rooms and Therapy room available for hire. Twitter: @OPALLeeds16 Contact Ailsa Rhodes at [email protected] / Instagram: OPALLeeds16 0113 2619103 for further details. Free Wi-Fi, Free Car parking, Catering packages available. .
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