Below are the list of activities on offer for each week.
Contact Compass Bridge for booking forms.
Below are the list of activities on offer for each week.
Contact Compass Bridge for booking forms.
A small number of adults with Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) have contacted Healthwatch Calderdale and Healthwatch Kirklees to discuss some difficulties that they are having in getting an initial diagnosis, and in accessing appropriate clinical support following a diagnosis.
Because of this they would like to have a better understanding of the issues that people with ASC face in Calderdale and Kirklees, so that they can raise them with the appropriate organisations and hopefully improve people’s experiences.
To do this we have designed two surveys, one for people with ASC to complete so that they can tell us about their experiences, and another one for the parents, partners and carers of adults with ASC to use to give us their views and ideas.
More information is available on their website here
Stroke services survey
Across West Yorkshire and Harrogate, health services are working together to look at better ways of delivering care for people who have a stroke and making the services sustainable and fit for the future.
Here is a survey to help improve local stroke services.
Please take five minutes to fill it in as a stroke can stike anyone at anytime. Thank you.
Natures footprints run various outdoor activities at various locations during half term. Places are limited and can be booked via the website here.
at the time of press they only have places left for –
There are plans to improve a stretch of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal towpath, approximately 4.6km between Longroyd Lane in Huddersfield and Low Westwood Lane opposite Titanic Mills.
Go to the website here for information on how to get involved including where and when the 3 consultation events are on.
Growing works have lots of activities coming up. There is Sprout – a club for the whole family to enjoy with a wide variety of activities. Young mentors – A club for teenagers to have a bit of independence from their parents but still in a safe supervised way. Last is budding up – a gardening group for suitable for all ages / abilities. For more information pop over to their website here.
Sport Works are excited to share with you that we are in the process of setting up a transitioning program which will help older teenagers mix with young adults with additional needs so they can find out what services they might be able to access when they turn 18.
The group will run for 1.5 hours a week for 16 weeks and we are hoping to get the project up and running by march.
We are looking at the program taking place at Kirklees college in the evenings which will allow young people to access multi-sport alongside receiving advice and support from yourself and PCAN as well as other relevant partners.
I would greatly appreciate your views on the project. Are there any days or times that you think would be most beneficial to the young people we are aiming to reach out to?
Can people contact Anna Smithies (anna@sportsworksltd.co.uk) if you have any thoughts / input.
Thank You