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- NottAlone is a website with local mental health advice and help for young people in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, all in one place. If you are aged under 25, are a parent or carer, or a professional that supports young people, you can find information, advice…
- Nottingham U3A brings together men and women of diverse backgrounds and with varied experience who might not otherwise have the chance to meet. We enjoy one another's company and friendship as well as the very varied learning experience. We have around 25 interest groups, most…
Monday to Friday
- 6 yard to 130 metre all indoor target shooting with air rifles and air pistols. 6 yard Bell Target and 10 metre returning-target range for air pistols and target air rifles. 20 metres to 130 metres indoor range for sporting air rifles. All indoors with no…
Sunday mornings from 8:30 to 12:30. Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00
- Stop Hate UK is a charity that provides independent and confidential support to people affected by Hate Crime. The confidential hate crime helpline is staffed by highly skilled call takers with real life experience of hate crime, trained to give advice, support and guidance to…
- For local kidney patients, in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Provides free days out and a holiday home in Skegness for kidney patients to use. Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of alternate months (February, April, June etc.), 7.30pm-8.00pm, Renal Outpatients, Ground Floor, Junction S2, South Corridor, City Hospital campus,…City Hospital campus,Hucknall RoadNottinghamNG5 1PB
- Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Talking Therapies is a free and confidential NHS service designed to help with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression. Anyone aged 18 years or over and registered with a GP can access support, though a GP referral is…
Monday-Friday
- Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum works with asylum seekers and refugees in the area, offering advice and support in a number of different areas. We also offer ESOL classes, youth clubs; children's and families activities; a women's group and much more. Please see our website…
Call Us Monday - Thursday, 10am - 3pm
- Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum (NNRF) is an independent voluntary organisation and registered charity set up in 2000 to work with and for refugees and asylum seekers in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire offering practical advice, information, support and friendship and also campaigning on issues affecting them.…
Drop ins Monday-Thrusday 9am-5pm
- The Nottingham Anglers Association is one of the largest Fishing Clubs in the Midlands with a membership of just under 3000 anglers. They offer members a wide variety of angling on Rivers, Canals, Gravel Pits, Lakes and Ponds.
- This is one of Nottingham's best kept secrets and is a real 'gem' within the City. Offering a varied programme of both amateur and professional productions and supporting the cultural development within the City and so stages joint productions, supports local community theatre groups and…
- What is the service? The Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health is an NHS clinic for people who want support with their gender. Whilst we are an adult service we will take referrals for young people who have had their 17th birthday and the waiting time is…
- The Nottingham Children's Hospital is part of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The wards and departments are based all under one roof at the Queen's Medical Centre. We want to make sure your child is as comfortable as possible during their stay in hospital and…
Queens Medical CentreDerby RoadNottinghamNG7 2UH
- The Nottingham Chinese Welfare Association is a registered charity. They provide for the needs of Chinese people and promote Chinese Culture in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. They offer a home visiting scheme for local Chinese people who need friendship and support or need a chat and…
- Helping you to apply, recruit and deliver Apprenticeships in Nottingham
- We deliver council housing services at Nottingham City Council to around 27,000 tenants and leaseholders in the city of Nottingham. Our Tenants’ Charter explains how we want to improve our housing services. We want you: • to be safe in your home • to have…
Monday to Friday - 8.30am-4.50pm
- Nottingham College is now one of the largest colleges in the UK Nottingham College's most recent Ofsted inspection report confirms that the college is now rated good.
- Apprenticeships are a great way to study for a nationally recognised qualification, whilst getting on-the-job training in the workplace and getting paid for it at the same time. There's no better time to study an apprenticeship with Nottingham College, our success rate is above the national average…
- Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) is one of the largest locally-based housing groups in the East Midlands, managing over 9,500 homes and housing more than 20,000 tenants in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland. They provide care and support across the East Midlands. Their…
- Nottingham concert band is a community wind band which has a busy concert schedule throughout South Nottinghamshire and beyond.7.15 pm - 9.30 pmRushcliffe SchoolBoundary RoadWest BridgfordNottinghamNottinghamshireNG2 7BW
- Looking for mental health support for you, your employee or your relationship? Or perhaps you're interested in becoming a voluntary counsellor? Call 01159501743 now to talk to NCS. We are an independent charity based in Nottingham providing long or short-term psychological counselling for any individual…
Open Monday to Thursday 9pm - 8pm and Friday 9pm - 3pm
- If you are finding it hard to cope - please don’t feel that you’re all alone. Whether it’s problems in your personal, home or work life, everyone, at one time or another needs support and someone to listen. NCS is here to provide just that…All services are delivered from our offices in central Nottingham. . Our offices are open Monday to Thursday and 09:00-20:00 and 09:00-16:00 Friday. We have out-of-hours telephone answering service if the office is unattended.
- Our Group will give you the opportunity to have an initial free assesment of your driving or motorcycling skills, using our own Tutors. You will then have the option of joining the Group as an Associate to get further guidance and, if you want to,…
Drivers meet fortnightly on Sunday 9:00am for 9:15am drive, riders make their own arrangements with their tutor.Greasley Sports CentreDovecote RoadNewthorpeNottinghamNottinghamshireNG16 3QN
- We are a happy and friendly group based at Lings Lane Riding Stables in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, where we provide riding lessons for children with special needs on Thursdays during term times. Through their riding sessions, our riders can improve their confidence, balance, co-ordination and concentration…
Thursdays only and by arrangement - please telephone or email
- Long established, friendly rambling club. The Club is an active walking club with a long tradition dating back to its formation in 1923. The Club organises walking holidays, Sunday and mid-week rambles and social events. Current club membership is around 100.
- We are an amateur sports club that exist to facilitate the sport of hockey. We cater for players of all ages and abilities.Goosedale LaneBestwood VillageNottinghamNottinghamshireNG6 8UJ
- All inclusive session is available to all adult & junior players – even able-bodied, with all sports wheelchairs and equipment provided. There is also a fully qualified professional wheelchair basketball coach overseeing the action.
5:30pm-7:00pm
- Looking for work, training or employment support? If you’re unemployed, on benefits, looking for a first job, returning to work or changing careers, we can give you the right advice and support to get work-ready and find employment If you’d like some support to help…
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pmLoxley HouseStation StreetNottingham
- Korfball is a fun, fast moving ball game - a bit like a mix of basketball and netball. It is a game for boys and girls together. Competitive matches and occasional socials arranged. Affiliated to the British Korfball Association. Qualified coaching. Come with a friend…Wednesday, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
- We are a competition - orientated swimming club, currently the most successful in Nottinghamshire. We welcome talented swimmers who wish to race, Water Polo players and 'Masters' swimmers of all abilities. We also run a learn to swim section for younger children. Our members are…
We have training sessions on 6 days per week.Rugby RoadWest BridgfordNottinghamshireNG2 7HY
- The Nottingham Macmillan Information and Support Service, based at both Nottingham City Hospital and Queens Medical Centre provide a free and confidential drop in service to anyone affected by cancer including patients, family, friends, health and social care professionals. The service is staffed by a…
Nottingham City Hospital and Queens Medical CentreNG7 2UH
- Nottingham Mencap is a leading local Voluntary Organisation that is dedicated to the service of people with a learning disability or difficulty, and their families and carers. We operate within the City of Nottingham and the surrounding area. We are affiliated to the Royal Mencap…
Monday - Friday 9:30am - 3:00pm
- Gener8 is for young people from 14 to 24 years old with a range of learning disabilities. We are based at Harpenden House on Edwards Lane in Sherwood, Nottingham, (We will be moving to Clarence street near Stonebridge Farm in Winter months 2023). Our days…
Every Sunday of each month 11am - 4pm
- M8s Youth Club is for children from 5 to 18 years old with a range of learning disabilities. We are based at Harpenden House on Edwards Lane in Sherwood, Nottingham and in Winter Months 2023 will be moving to Clarence Street, near Stonebridge Farm. Our…
Every Saturday
- We provide a variety of Short Breaks Services in Nottingham City and County. Everything we do is about valuing and supporting people with a learning disability, and their families and carers. The 'Sitting Service' is available for clients over the age of 5 years and…
- Service available to anyone with a neurological condition or mobility issues that lives within the following postcodes: NG1; NG10,; NG11; NG12; NG13; NG14; NG15; NG16; NG2 NG3; NG4; NG5; NG6; NG7; NG8; NG9 Rehabilitation in home. Specialised treatment for all neurological conditions including stroke, multiple…
- At Nottingham on Call we exist to help our customers live independent lives, with the reassurance that we’ll always be there to help if someone has a fall, feels unwell or hurts themselves and needs assistance. We know that as you get older or circumstances…24/7 service for alarm monitoring and response. Mon - Fri 8.30am to 5.00pm for enquiries and installations.
- At Nottingham on Call we exist to help our customers live independent lives, with the reassurance that we’ll always be there to help if someone has a fall, feels unwell or hurts themselves and needs assistance. We know that as you get older or circumstances…
Our Nottingham on Call service advisors are on hand to take calls from Monday to Friday, between 9am and 5pm. However, you can contact us by email at any time, and we will pick this up the next working day. If there is any urgent assistance required, our contact centre is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week - if you have an urgent concern, please call them on 0115 746 9777.
- Nottingham Recovery Network (NRN) Nottingham Recovery Network is a free, confidential drug and alcohol service working with Nottingham City residents who are over 18. We provide advice, support, and treatment to anyone who wishes to change their relationship with drugs or alcohol. People can self-refer…Monday-09:30-16:30 Tuesday-09:30-16:30 Wednesday-09:30-18:30 Thursday-09:30-16:30 Friday-09:30-16:30 Saturday-09:30-12:30 Sunday-Closed
- Nottingham Soroptimist Trust is a Registered Charity providing training, education and hardship grants for women and girls living in Nottinghamshire. We have two grant meetings a year, one in January and one in July. In exceptional circumstances we will consider applications between these meetings for…
- It is a happy and social lunch club with quizes, table games and exercise. This is an affiliated group that can support you, your family and friends. The group also arranges the occasional trip and holiday. What does your local stroke group offer? Information about…
- Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the…First Thursday of the month (7pm-8pm)
- A collaboration between dermatology experts from The University of Nottingham, NHS and carers of children with eczema, the Nottingham Support Group for Carers of Children with Eczema provides support and information for families touched by eczema, mainly through web-based media. Members of the Group also play a role…
- COVID-19 Update: please check website homepage and contact the service for up to date information. Nottingham Tennis Centre is one of the largest of its kind in the country. The award winning centre is home to a number of prestigious tournaments and is also open…Monday 9:00am-10:00pm, Tuesday 7:00am-10:00pm, Wednesday 9:00am-10:00pm, Thursday 7:00am-10:00pm, Friday 9:00am-10:00pm, Saturday 9:00pm-6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am-10:00pmUniversity BoulevardNottinghamNG7 2QH
- NTU is one of the UK's most successful universities for graduate employment. Over 95% of our students are employed or progress into postgraduate education within six months of graduating.
- Nottingham Tutors provides high quality, affordable, personalised tuition across the county. All of our tutors are qualified teachers and have an up-to-date Enhanced DBS check.
Open 7 days per week 8am -10pm
- Tamba - The Twins and Multiple Births Association (Tamba) is a registered charity set up by parents of twins, triplets and higher multiples and interested professionals. Our campaigns, research and support services directly help thousands of parents and professionals meet the unique challenges that multiple…NottinghamNottinghamshireNG8 2FT
- Monthly sessions held in the Youth Room, Wednesdays 7pm–9pm Activities you can get involved in at youth club include: Pool Table tennis computer games art and craft activities group games team building activities drama socialising and much, much more...
Monthly Wednesdays 7pm–9pm
- Support for young people (15–20+ years) across Nottingham who have a long-term health condition, and their siblings. Activities include pool, table tennis, computer games, art &crafts, group games, team-building activities, drama and much more. Wednesday evening from 7.00–9pm, at the Monty Hind Youth Centre, Leengate…
7.00pm–9.00pm
- Aim is to promote the making of beer and wine in the home. New members always welcome. Club is a member of the National Association of Winemakers and Beermakers (NAWB). Awards
8:00pm - 10:00pm second Thursday in the month, all year
- Village dances from around the world to a wide range of world music. No partners or experience needed. Every week is different from Bollywood to a Greek village, from lively to relaxing from fun to meditative. Classes always begin with simple village dances and end…Alternative Wednesday 5.00 - 6.30 exact dates on website
- Traditional village dances from around the world to classical and world music. These dances were designed for everyone to join in. They can be calming, energetic, dramatic, meditative, symbolic or just good fun and the music is truly inspirational! Good gentle exercise. Demonstrations and special…
- Nottingham Youth Band is a youth band for children in school years 5-9 of grade 2 standard and above. NYB is your chance to play as part of a team. Each week 25+ young woodwind, brass and percussion players from across the city join forces…Thursday term time 5:30pm - 7:00pm
- Nottingham Youth Orchestra is a registered charity with the orchestra open to young musicians in full time education. We have three orchestras starting with the Training Orchestra, through to the Intermediate Orchestra and up to the Senior Orchestra under guidance from experienced instrumental tutors. We…
Thursday Evenings during Term Time
- Help for those about to undergo, or those who have had, an ileostomy operation and/or internal pouch surgery, to resume a full life as soon as possible. Previously called the Ileostomy and Internal Pouch Support Group, Nottinghamshire. Help with rehabilitation, including social activities and relationships…NG12 2HZ
- Nottinghamshire Archives has two meetings rooms available for organisations and societies to hire. Boardroom: both rooms can hold up to 16 people. This is suitable for meetings. Cabaret: both rooms can hold up to 16 people. Suitable for presentations, lectures and social events. Classroom: both…
- Many young people are missing out on the challenges and adventures that could transform their lives but joining the Army Cadets can change that. We welcome boys and girls (aged 12 and over) with all abilities and backgrounds. We inspire them to aim high and…Headquarters Nottinghamshire Army Cadet Force, Territorial Army Centre, 120Swiney WayTotonNottinghamNottinghamshireNG9 6QX
- Nottinghamshire Carers Hub offers a range of services to carers and their families across the county of Nottinghamshire. We host regular meetings for carers where a range of activities, speakers and a listening ear are available. We consult the members of the group to help…
Various dates and times please see attached
- Being a carer may affect your health, work, social life, finances, education, or family and personal life. It is important that you know what help is available to help you balance your caring life with a life of your own. There are a number of…
Helpline available Mon - Fri 9am-5pm, late calls by arrangement
- Are you providing much needed care for a loved one, friend or family member? Come and meet a qualified support worker and other carers, share experiences, support each other, access information, advice and training. Meet guest speakers on subjects that may help you in your…
Every first Wednesday of the month 10.00am - 12.00pm
- The Gedling Carer Support Group provides an opportunity to meet with other carers to share experiences and access support and information. Come and hear guest speakers talk on services and support for carers and access occasional training sessions. Please click on website below for further…
Every second Tuesday of the month 10:30am - 12:30pm
- Information on local services. Contact Nottinghamshire County Council here: Contact us | Nottinghamshire County Council
- For details of adult social care services in Nottinghamshire please visit the County Council's website.
- Occupational therapy looks for solutions to the practical difficulties you are having at home. Depending on your needs the Occupational Therapist can supply equipment (on long term loan) to help you stay living in your own home. For example: specialised shower seats, chair raise, toilet equipment.…
- Learn and earn with an apprenticeship Apprenticeships offer a great way for young people aged 16 to 24 and adult learners to train in a real job, gaining a real qualification and laying the foundations for a successful future. By learning, working and earning you'll…
- Approved Trader Scheme In October 2020 Nottinghamshire County Council Trading Standards signed up to new “associate” relationship with the Buy With Confidence Partnership who deliver the Buy With Confidence approved trader scheme. Buy With Confidence is the only nationally available business approval scheme that’s…
- Our Benefits Team provide advice to ensure that people are receiving the benefits they are entitled to and help to maximise their income and enable them to live as independently as possible. For more information please contact the Customer Service Centre or visit the Benefit…
- Care and support assessment Your GP, or another worker, may have told you that you need a care and support assessment. Before we do this, we will work with you to help you find services and support in your community that could help you to stay independent.…
- To get support from us, the person you care for needs to live in Nottinghamshire. If they live in Nottingham City please visit Nottingham City Council's website. If you care for someone you have the right to ask for a carer’s assessment, this will look at…
- Breaks from caring In light of the current COVID-19 (or Coronavirus) crisis, access to carers breaks has had to be changed to accommodate current social distancing and additional infection control measures being in place. View the short breaks fact sheet [PDF] for more information. A planned short break…
- Learning disability If you have a learning disability and live in Nottinghamshire there is a variety of support available from individuals and local organisations. How to get support? If you think you need social care support, start by looking at our Nottinghamshire Help Yourself website. Here…NG17 7AG
- If you suffer from mental health problems and need some extra support to help you live independently, one of our Community Mental Health teams may be able to help you. Who can get help? We can offer you support if you: have mental health difficulties…
- The national concessionary pass allows you to enjoy free off-peak travel on local buses anywhere in England. The national free entitlement operates between 9.30 and 23.00 Monday to Friday and all day at weekends and on public holidays.
- Day services, also known as day centres, provide you with the opportunity to get out and do something during the day, to help you stay independent. These include: social activities education, employment and training local facilities and housing. We run day services from a number…
- This service offers guidance and advice to primary and secondary schools about dyslexia including awareness, identification, assessment and provision. This may take place via courses, school visits and informally through e-mail and phone.
- Each scheme is different and what is available varies from site to site. However, each scheme will have: Housing - a range of modern and affordable one or two bedroom homes available to buy, rent or part own which are purpose-built or adapted for your…
- Find local information on keeping healthy and well including: Stopping smoking and protection and prevention from tobacco use Health checks Getting active in Nottinghamshire Sexual health Mental health and wellbeing Keeping warm in winter Health and Wellbeing Board Clinical Commissioning Groups Children's Commissioning Falls and…
- If you need support and guidance on any financial matters or claiming benefits, there are organisations that can help you; visit: www.nottshelpyourself.org.uk for a list of financial organisations that can provide support. You can also contact us on: 0300 500 80 80 and we can…
- Parish and town councils have a wide range of functions and responsibilities including recreational and community facilities, parks, cemeteries and car parks. In Nottinghamshire there are: 151 Parish Council 10 Town Councils 38 Parish meetings. Parish and Town Councils have a wide range of functions…
- All recycling sites across Nottinghamshire are now open. Opening hours are from 8am to 4pm, 7 days a week. Cars, pickups, vans and trailers are now permitted onsite. Please read the reopening FAQs guidance before visiting. Please check the link below for the most up to date information or contact 0300…
- If you see or know of a worrying situation, please don't ignore it. Call us on 0300 500 80 80 as soon as possible to discuss your concerns. You can report abuse anonymously. Abuse can happen anywhere - in a residential or nursing home, a hospital, in…
- People who look after a sick, disabled or elderly friend or relative sometimes need a break away from their duties. If a carer wants a break, then we may be able to offer respite care in your home or in a residential or nursing home.…
- Shared lives Shared lives supports vulnerable people so they can live as independently as possible in the community. Who can use Shared Lives? Shared lives is for people who: need support to live in the community are over 18 are eligible for social care services.…
- You can contact our Emergency Duty Team on 0300 456 4546: 5.30pm to 8am Monday to Thursdays 4.30pm Friday to 8.30am Monday, or Bank Holidays. If a person is in immediate danger call 999. Emergencies could include: you suspect a child is being abused you suspect a…
- Special Access Schemes are for people who have particular mobility difficulties. It allows them to drive and park their vehicles in certain pedestrian areas in Nottinghamshire. Who can have a permit? You are entitled to a permit if you receive any of the following as…
- Older people, people with a disability or chronic illness looking to take a break and have a sit down while they are out and about can now get help from the Take a Seat initiative. Local shops who display the We are Age Friendly sticker will offer…
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- The Veteran's Information Network Nottinghamshire (VINN) works to enhance the welfare and wellbeing of the Armed Forces and veteran community in Nottinghamshire by sharing information and knowledge. Objectives The objectives of VINN are to: act as a point of contact on behalf of local government…
- If you live in Nottinghamshire and are aged between 16-25 and either: are not in education, employment or trainingor have a learning difficulty/disability or Asperger's We can support you to find a work placement with a local employer leading to sustainable employment opportunities. Engage2Employ works…
- Super 1s Disability Cricket sessions for young disabled people - 12-25 years old. Community cricket and life skills for young people to get more active and engage with sport. No equipment needed, just turn up and play - weekly sessions / cricket festivals / Trent…
- The Nottinghamshire Cricket Board currently delivers a comprehensive disability programme which offers provision to all Nottinghamshire’s 16 Special Schools along with a variety of community schemes at colleges, community centres and within various charitable organisations. Within this provision we offer a variety of formats including…
All year round programme.
- The Crisis Sanctuaries support the communities of Nottinghamshire with trained Crisis Intervention Workers at each Santuary. They provide recovery focused mental health support in a trusted and consistent space.
- We provide a safe haven for D/deaf people to meet and socialise in a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you are profoundly deaf, partially deaf, hearing aid user, cochlear implant user, BAHA user or hearing, you are welcomed at all times. We also welcome students who are learning…Every Wednesday and Friday from 6 p.m.
- Established over 125 years ago, NDS is proud to have played a part in making Nottinghamshire a more open society for the City and County’s Deaf Community. Owns and runs a community centre for deaf people of all ages and for their families. The centre…
Monday - Friday
- Social group for Deaf BSL users age over 50. Activities planned, day trips out and annual holiday arranged. This is a members group.
Wednesdays 10.30am-3:30pm.
- For disabled people in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Campaigns on local and national issues to stop discrimination and improve services and rights for disabled people. Is not a service provider but will provide information and informal peer support where possible. Current priorities include: Access issues Access…
Meetings: 3rd Thursday of every other month, times variable, at an accessible venue in central Nottingham.
- The Families Information Service helps families find childcare, information about childcare funding, as well as advice and guidance to support parents/carers and parents to be. We offer lots of useful information, including: Childcare Activities to do at home and in the community Guidance on parenting challenges Child…
- County Federation. Women's Institutes can get together to enjoy sports, competitions, craft shows, drama and choir festivals, etc. The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of…
Opening Hours: 10.00am - 3.00pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and 10.00am-12.30pm Friday, Closed Thursday
- Ashfield Fire Station is part of the Service's North Group, and serves the communities of Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield and surrounding areas within the District. The Station is located on Sutton Road and was opened on 9 May 1988. The fire station is currently staffed by four Wholetime Duty…
- Offering a high quality foot health care service in your own home. Covering the following postcode locations: NG17, NG18, NG19, NG20 and Edwinstowe. My training has been extensive with one of the longest-serving Foot Health teaching institutes in the United Kingdom - The SMAE Institute…
Appointments available throughout the weekMobile Clinic visiting your home or place of work
- Fostering is caring for a child or young person in your own home when they are unable to stay with their own families. By becoming a foster carer you can make a real difference to a child’s life
- Integrated healthcare including mental and physical health and learning disability. 8,800 staff provide services in range of settings from acute ward to community. 2 medium secure wards, as well as secure units. LOCAL SERVICES - Adult mental health, older people's mental health, specialist (intellectaul disabilities,…The Resource Duncan Macmillan House Porchester RoadNottinghamNG3 6AA
- Founded in 1980, Nottinghamshire Hospice is a community-based palliative care centre which provides high quality care services to adults who have terminal and life-limiting illnesses, and their families and carers. We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission and all our services are delivered…
- Bereavement support at Nottinghamshire Hospice is person-centred with no judgment – it’s simply a safe space to be heard. There’s no wrong or right way to approach grief and everyone deals with things differently. That’s why we have a range of support at our Day…
- Caring for someone, whether they’re a family member, partner or friend, is very rewarding but at times it can be stressful and feel isolating. Our carer support services are there to help you cope with the challenges caring may bring. Our adult carer support service…
- Our Hospice at Home service provides free of charge nursing care for adults with terminal and life-limiting illnesses in their own home, in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Depending on your needs, our qualified nurses and experienced palliative healthcare assistants offer nursing care, advice, and emotional support and…
- Our Hospice Night Support service helps patients and carers who require urgent palliative care and support during the night. The service is available seven nights a week, 52 weeks a year from 10.00 pm through to 7.00 am for adults living in Greater Nottinghamshire. Our…
Seven nights a week, 52 weeks a year from 10.00 pm through to 7.00 am
- The Hospice outreach and discharge support team is here to provide you and your carer with responsive supportive palliative nursing. We’re here to provide an additional palliative care resource to offer practical support and care during the day and to work with your GP and…
24hrs a day, 7 days a week
- Wellbeing at Nottinghamshire Hospice Our Wellbeing programme is a programme of activities aimed at improving your quality of life after a life limiting diagnosis. We’ll work with you to suggest sessions that fit with your needs and interests. It’s all free of charge and there’s…
Mon - Fri
- Independent Travel Training (ITT) is the delivery of travel training by teaching staff in Nottinghamshire schools to students who are currently unable, or restricted in their ability, to travel unassisted on public transport because of learning difficulties or physical disabilities. ITT is tailored to a…
- Nottinghamshire's Language for Life supports all of us within Nottinghamshire to ensure we all work together to ensure children acquire the speech, language and communication skills they need for life. Support is available for families and professionals. The strategy is primarily aimed at the under 5's, but…
- Provides a range of services to members of the public on how to locate a solicitor suitable for their needs and also further advice on client complaints procedures. This office accepts telephone and email calls only.Monday - Friday 10.00am - 3.00pm
- To find a leisure centre in your area and to view their latest timetable of activities and events please follow the link below.
- The appeal was set up in 1994 as a joint venture between Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust and the then national Leukaemia Research Fund charity and raised nearly £3 million to support research . The success of the appeal contributed to the recognition of the…
- Welcome… … to the website for the NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION which was formed in 1953 to bring together people and organisations interested in all aspects of local history in the county.
- The purpose of Nottinghamshire Mind is to provide services for people 18+ with mental health issues. It delivers services and support to the most vulnerable in our community, including education and information groups for men and women, promoting recovery and emotional wellbeing.
Monday to Friday from 9.00am till 5.00pm
- At Nottinghamshire we aim to provide you with a counselling experience that will support you to understand your psychological and emotional wellbeing and to find ways to cope. Our service is available to individuals aged 18 and over.
- The purpose of Nottinghamshire Mind is to provide services for people with mental health issues. It delivers services and support to the most vulnerable in our community, including education and information groups for men and women, promoting recovery and emotional wellbeing. We offer: Counselling…
Various dates and times
- Community - Safety – Partnership Working in partnership with Nottinghamshire Police, Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottingham City Council, we aim to build a better neighbourhood for a better tomorrow. We are also supported by Nottinghamshire Police & Crime Commissioner, Paddy Tipping. Nottinghamshire Neighbourhood Watch (NottsWatch®)…
- Nottinghamshire Opportunities is here to support local people to fulfil their potential in work and help local employers grow their talent pool. Funded by Nottinghamshire County Council, and working in partnership with Futures, we’re the go-to place to explore local career opportunities. Search for jobs,…
County HallLoughborough RoadWest BridgfordNottinghamNottinghamshireNG2 7QP
- Nottinghamshire Parent Carer Forum (NPCF) is the voice for parent carers across Nottinghamshire. NPCF is a registered charity run by, and for, parent carers of children & young people with an additional need and/or disability. Our purpose is to be the voice of these families,…
Every month
- Nottinghamshire PHEW Groups (Parents Health & Emotional Wellbeing) Who are these groups for? Time limited support group for Nottinghamshire parents to be and parents who have a child aged 0-5, where a parent is experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties, such as anxiety, low…
- Philately is the study of postage stamps and postal history. Founded in 1913 we are a society of stamp collectors The Nottinghamshire Philatelic Society is comprised of a group of people interested in studying the many branches of philately. We are affiliated to ABPS and The…
Fridays (1st in month) Additional meetings in winter
- We are a group of young people with an interest in disability issues. We meet one Saturday a month, representing and enabling young people with disabilities to have a voice and be heard. Open to 11-25 year olds, together we have the opportunity to make a difference…
One Saturday per month 11am - 3pm
- Check out our website for local events, market stalls, partners and news!NCVSMansfield RoadNottingham
- Super 1s is a Lord's Taverners programme designed to give cricketing opportunities, both coaching and competitive, to young people with disabilities (12-25 years old). By creating community cricket hubs, young people will be able to receive regular coaching from Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club coaches. This will give…Wednesdays 4:15 - 5:15 from June 5th to July 10th
- The Nottinghamshire Rifle Association was established in 1861 to promote target shooting in the County and City of Nottingham and to encourage the formation of rifle and pistol clubs open to all to acquire skills in shooting and the safe use of firearms. We have…Clayton Mott, 27aMillicent RoadWest BridgfordNottinghamNottinghamshireNG2 7PZ
- The Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Children Partnership provides the safeguarding arrangements under which organisations work together to coordinate their safeguarding services. The partnership is responsible for identifying and responding to the needs of children in Nottinghamshire, commissioning and publishing local child safeguarding practice reviews and providing scrutiny…
- NCC Young Peoples Centres. Delivering a wide range of social and recreational activities. We provide music, dance arts, sports and adventure activities as well as usual youth club activities such as Pool, Table tennis, Games, coffee Bar. We also offer C-Cardand advice and information from trained…
Based at Beeston Youth and Community CentreWest EndBeestonNottinghamNottinghamshireNG9 1GL
- Nottinghamshire Talking therapies is a free and confidential NHS service designed to help with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression. Anyone aged 18 years or over and registered with a GP can access support, though a GP referral is not necessary…
- We are government funded and pride ourselves on the range of vocational courses that we offer. This enables us to provide you with an individualised study programme to suit your needs and interests. As well as achieving qualifications, NTG provides you with the opportunity to…
- Victim CARE is a free and confidential support service available to all victims of crime and Anti Social Behaviour across Nottinghamshire. You don't have to report the crime to the police to use this service. We offer: One-to-one support Advice, guidance & specialist support Outreach and…
- Supporting voluntary groups working with children and young people Part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s youth service, the voluntary sector development team can offer local, regional and national professional updates for organisations working with children and young people. Our team supports voluntary sector organisations that…
- Nottinghamshire has fantastic routes with a variety of opportunities to explore our stunning countryside, picturesque towns and villages, canals, country parks and much more. The County Coincil website has a walks and ride finder to help you to find a walk, cycle route or horse…
- Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife, with over 70 nature reserves - part of a UK network of 47 local Wildlife Trusts working to protect wildlife.
- Rural Youth organisation for anyone aged between 10-30 years, with clubs covering the whole of Nottinghamshire, offering opportunities for young people in rural areas to enjoy sports, make new friends, socialise, get involved with event planning and gaining new skills. This combined with the amazing…
Monday - Thursday 7:30pm - 9:30pm, plus weekends for events and competitionsNewark & Notts Agricultural Society, County ShowgroundLincoln RoadWinthorpeNewarkNottinghamshireNG24 2NY
- Our Information, Advice & Guidance (IAG) Service is Nottingham and Nottinghamshire’s specialist signposting service, commissioned specifically to support autistic people aged 16 and over who are awaiting an autism diagnosis. Our Nottinghamshire Autism Alliance meets on a regular basis providing a network to share good…
- Youth workers work closely with young people in lots of different ways to ensure young people have a voice, that they are heard, and that they have the skills and knowledge to make changes to their own lives and the world around them. This is…
- Running ladies county golf teams, competitions, junior girls; etc. Coaching during the summer months for junior girls. New girls very welcome. Email via website.
- We provide information and support for LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans) people and have done this since 1975. Our service operates by phone, text, e-mail, letter or Instant Messaging The information we provide is free and includes the following areas: Social groups: groups relating to…
Mon – Fri 7.00pm to 9.00pm
- We are Notts Outdoors, the outdoor and environmental education service from Nottinghamshire County Council. We're all about discovering the great outdoors, having fun and making memories to last a lifetime. Adventures begin with a first step, so take yours today and book an…
Kingsmill ReservoirSherwood Way SouthSutton in AshfieldSutton in AshfieldNottsNG17 4PA
- Celebrates Nottinghamshire’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) lives, hidden history and culture. Nottinghamshire’s Rainbow Heritage started in January 2008. It was initially sponsored for the first three years by the Heritage Lottery Fund. We have organised events: exhibitions; displays; workshops and training. Many of…
- A friendly group of parents who aim to share, support, educate and also have a little fun. Together the group hopes to unravel the complexities of PDA and help support member's children on their life journey. To increase awareness and support for PDA in the…First Tuesday of the month 11:00am-1:00pm
- Nottsbus On Demand is a flexible way to travel by bus - simply book your journey using the Nottsbus On Demand App. The new on demand service was initially launched as a pilot in the villages around Retford, Ollerton and Newark and in the evening…
- Novus Care is a family run live in care agency providing quality live-in care in the home for over 10 years across Nottinghamshire and the surrounding areas. We are committed to providing unique and personalised 24/7 home care support, providing clients with safety and independence and giving…
- National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Our vision is to end cruelty to children in the UK. We campaign to change the law, provide ChildLine and the NSPCC helpline service, offer advice for adults, and much more.
42 Curtain RoadLondonEC2A 3NH
- InCtrl: InCtrl is a free service run by the NSPCC to help children have happier and safer lives; both online and offline. The service is for primary school children in year 5 and 6, or secondary school children in year 7, to increase safe online…
- Supporting parents’ mental health during pregnancy Pregnancy in Mind (PIM): Pregnancy in Mind (PiM) is a free groupwork service being delivered remotely via Zoom / Microsoft Teams, so you can access a group and support from the comfort of your own home. If you or…
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- Lectures and displays of numismatics i.e.coins, tokens, medals, paranumismatica. Free identifcation for members of the public. Affiliation: British Association of Numismatic Societies and Nottingham Classical Association.1st Monday of the month September - April 6:45pm. AGM July.Nottinghamshire Fire Service, Highfields Fire StationHassocks LaneBeestonNottinghamNottinghamshireNG9 2GQ
- Park Details Nuncargate Recreation Ground is situated in Kirkby In Ashfield. Age Suitability Under 5's 5-12 Years Old 12+ Years Old Play Equipment Climbing Frame. Toddler Swing. Roundabout. Slide. Spring Toys or Rockers. Swing. Facilities Football pitch. Benches. Bins. Dogs allowed.…
Nuncargate RoadKirkby-in-ashfieldNottinghamNottinghamshireNG17 9AG
- I’m Melanie Walters, an Independent Autism & ADHD Coach, Nurture Our Neuro is a Not-for-Profit Community Interest Company that delivers a fresh approach to supporting Autism and ADHD. I offer step-by-step support sessions, for parents and caregivers with children aged 3-18, adult support and organisational…
