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Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Number Website Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number Accredo Support and Learning 21 Church Street (0116) 2721345 www.accredo.org.uk Development Disabilities Oadby Leicester LD2 5DB Advocacy 2 Engagement Learning Edwinstowe House (01623) 821 www.a-2-E.org.uk Disabilities High Street 534 Edwinstowe Nottinghamshire NG21 9PR Age UK – Sybil Levan Centre Older People Bradbury House (0115)844 0011 www.ageuk.org.uk 12 Shakespeare Street Nottingham NG1 4FQ Ashley Care Centre Older people with Sunnyside (01909) 500 www.ashleycarecentre.c dementia Worksop 541 o.uk Nottinghamshire S81 7LN Autism East Midlands – Learning Unit 31 (01909) 506 www.norsaca.org.uk centres in Worksop, Heanor, disabilities, autism Crags Industrial Estate 678 Mansfield, Nottingham, Morwen Street Retford and Worksop Creswell Worksop Nottinghamshire S80 4AJ Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number Calverton Supreme Care Older People 76a Main Street (0115) 912 www.calvertonsupreme.c Home Calverton 0196 o.uk Nottingham NG14 6FN Central Notts Mind Older People, 14 Saint John Street (01623) 658 Centres in Sutton in Ashfield, Mental Health Mansfield 044 Mansfield and Kirkby in Nottinghamshire Ashfield NG18 1QJ Crossroad Care East Learning 19 Pelham Road (0115) 962 www.emcrossroads.co.u Midlands – centres in disabilities, Nottingham 8920 k Eastwood, Nottingham, physical NG5 1AP Sherwood, Toton, Mansfield disabilities, mental and Worksop health Eastwood House Day Care Older people 24 Church Street (01773) 712 www.forthmeadow.co.uk Eastwood 003 Nottingham NG16 3HS EMH Care and Support Learning 85 High Street (01246) 599 www.enable-care.org.uk (Enable Resource Centre) disabilities Tibshelf 999 Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 5NU Leen Valley Care Home Older people with 3 Nottingham Road (0115) 964 www.leenvalleycare.co.u dementia Hucknall 0400 k Nottingham NG17 7QN Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number Level Centre (previously Learning Level centre (01629) 734 www.first- First Movement) disabilities Old Station Close 848 movement.org.uk Rowlsey Derbyshire DE4 2EL Future4C Learning Latimer Way (01623) 820 disabilities, Sherwood Energy 707 physical Village disabilities. New Ollerton Nottinghamshire NG22 9QW Headway Head injuries St Agnes Close (0115) 967 www.headway.org.uk Nottingham 9669 NG8 4BJ Heydays Day Service Older people Herbert Buzzard Court (0115) 952 Hucknall 1421 Nottingham NG15 7RR Hucknall Hope Lea Project Learning 150 Watnall Road (0115) 953 disabilities Hucknall 0825 Nottingham NG15 7NH Innova House Head injuries, Innova House (01623) 626 www.innovahouse.org.uk learning Forest Avenue 252 disabilities, Mansfield physical Nottinghamshire disabilities, NG18 4BX autism, mental health Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number Inspire Learning 23 Mansfield Road (0115) 847 www.inspire- disabilities Nottingham 5757 nottingham.org.uk NG1 3FB Landmarks Learning Littlemoor Hourse (01246) 433 www.landmarks.ac.uk disabilities Littlemoor 788 Edkington S21 4EF Midland Home Care Day Older People, 36 Mapperley Hall 0115 8800300 TBC Services Younger Adults Drive, Nottingham, Physical NG3 5EW Disabilities Dementia North Notts Crossroads Older People Intake Business Centre, (01623) 658535 www.crossroads.org.uk Care – centres in Mansfield Kirkland Avenue, and Worksop Mansfield, Notts, NG18 5QP Worksop Live at Home Older People 64 Dadley road (01909) 732 Scheme – centres in Carlton in Lindrick 488 Worksop and Carlton in Worksop Lindrick Nottinghamshire S81 9LU Nottingham City Council Black and minority Loxley House (0115) 876 ethnic Station Street 3222 communities Nottingham NG2 3NG Nottingham Mencap – Learning Harpenden House (0115) 9920 www.lifestylechoices.org. Positive Futures disabilities, mental 203 Edwards Land 9524 uk health Sherwood Nottingham Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number NG5 3AJ Nottinghamshire Learning Duncan Macmillan (0115) 969 www.nottinghamshirehea Healthcare NHS Foundation disabilities House 1300 ext. 12143 lthcare.nhs.uk Trust – centres in Newark Porchester Road and Mansfield Nottingham NG3 6AA Ollerton and District Learning 35 Forest Road (01623) 863 www.odef.org.uk Economic Forum disabilities, New Ollerton 887 physical Newark disabilities, mental BG22 9PR health Portland Freedom Learning Portland College (01623) 499 www.portland.ac.uk disabilities, Nottingham Road 111 physical Mansfield disabilities Nottinghamshire NG18 4TJ Quercus Community Older people, Home Farm (0115) 929 www.quercuscommunity. learning Screveton 2490 co.uk disabilities, Near Bingham physical Nottingham disabilities, mental NG13 8JL health. Recycling Ollerton and Learning 183-184 Boughton 01623 863955 www.recyclingollerton.co. Bounghton (ROB) - Newark disabilities and Industrial Estate uk Aspergers Boughton Newark NG22 9LD Rushcliffe Mencap – Learning Royal Mencap Society (0115) 939 Rushcliffe Day Service disabilities 96-98 Douglas Road 9944 Day Service Client Group Address Telephone Website Number Long Eaton Nottingham NG10 4BD Thera Trust Learning The West House 0300 303 1282 www.thera.co.uk Centres in Clifton, Cotgrave, disabilities Alpha Court Radcliffe on Trent, Swingbridge Road Notitngham, and Bingham Grantham Lincolnshire NG31 7XT The Wildlife Trust Mental health North Road (0177) 713 945 www.nottinghamshirewild Retford life.org. Nottinghamshire DN22 8SG Wren Hall Care Home Older people 234 Nottingham Road (01773) 581 www.wrenhall.com Selston 203 Nottingham NG16 6AB .
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