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Wednesdays fortnightly,
2.00 pm – 3.30 pm.
Objects: Fellowship time, worship, introduction and speaker.

Addingham Scout Group is part of the Scout movement offering fun and learning with indoor and outdoor activities. Meet at the Scout and Football Pavilion at Stockinger Lanel, Addingham. Meeting times as follows: Beavers (age 6-8) Tuedays, 5.15pm to 6.30pm Cubs (age 8-10.5) Tuesdays, 6.45pm to 8.15pm Scouts (10.5-14) Mondays, 6.30pm to 8.30pm.

<p>This organisation gives advice about: benefits, tax credits, debt, housing, immigration, employment, health, community care, family, education, consumer</p>
<p class="CLSQM">CLSQM (Community Legal Services Quality Marked)</p>

<p>Advice at Bradnet is available for disabled people on health, community care, housing, education.</p>

<p>This organisation can give advice about: benefits, tax credits, debt, housing, employment.</p>
<p class="CLSQM">You can also get information about other subjects and the advisor will help you find out where to get more advice.</p>
<p class="CLSQM">CLSQM (Community Legal Services Quality Marked)</p>

<p class="CLSQM">This organisation can give advice about: benefits, tax credits, debt, housing, employment.</p>
<p class="CLSQM">You can also get information about other subjects and the advisor will help you find out where to get more advice.</p>
<p class="CLSQM">CLSQM (Community Legal Services Quality Marked)</p>

Award winning University of Bradford Africa Arts Society (AAS) is a group of talented artists studying at Bradford. We are experienced in drumming, dance, music and theatre. We create and deliver African arts workshops through diverse and innovative approaches. We use different African art forms for purposes of peacebuilding, dialogue and understanding, boost confidence and self esteem, teambuilding and keeping fit. Workshops are run using djembes (a type of African Drum), shakers, song and dance. We dance Salsa, Kizomba, Bachata, Cuban folk & Zumba for those who wish to explore new dances. Our artists come from different countries in the world: (Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana, Gabon, Siera Leone, Botswana, South Africa, Zambia, DRC, Latvia, Romania, Poland, Kenya, Tanzania, Angola, South Africa, Sudan, Cuba, Brazil, Angola, Central African Republic, Mozambique, Portugal, Spain, Italy, UK, Netherlands) and we endavour to combine these art forms to give you a full African arts experience.
Our intention is to establish a centre for excellence in African Arts at the University of Bradford and in the UK.
AAS realises its community social responsibility and therefore has tailor made dance programs for all ages to promote good health and well being in our communities.

Mentoring - primary and secondary schools in Bradford Met. District; Youthstart in partnership with Bradford Youth Service for personal development on health and safety, first aid, conflict resolution, coping with stress, citizenship, art of dealing with people; holiday and playscheme. Girls' Club and Boys' Club for 13 - 19 years old. Parental support on school exclusions. NEET programme. Family links nurturing programme for parents. Home study support. Target group is 11-25yrs. Volunteers welcome.

Age UK Bradford District is a registered charity which exists to help older people in the Bradford District, through our core services;

Information and Advice: Ensuring that people in later life have the knowledge they need of their rights, entitlements and responsibilities and are aware of the services and support available to them. This is often support with benefits checks and welfare rights support. We deliver this from our Kirkgate office and at outreach / home visits by appointment. We also offer a ‘Free Will’ service in partnership with McClures Solicitors.

Wellbeing and Engagement: Supporting people to live independent and fulfilling lives, enabling them to remain active and involved in their communities, combating and preventing social isolation and loneliness.
Some of the activities we currently offer include
o I.T Lessons via the Worth Connecting Project The Aged Veterans Project
o Help at Home services, including the Trusted Trader Database on our website
o Day services in Keighley, Denholme & Mary Seacole Court
o Person centred support across the district, facilitated by our Wellbeing Officers

Integrated Care: Bringing together voluntary, health and care organisations to help older people who are living with long-term conditions, working to co-design and co-produce an innovative combination of medical and non-medical support.

We aim to make later life in North Craven a fulfilling and enjoyable experience, reducing isolation and loneliness, and providing the right support at the right time for older people.
Our aims are:
• That everyone in later life feels comfortable, safe and secure at home
• That everyone in later life can manage their daily living activities
• That everyone in later life can manage their daily finance and budgets
• That everyone in later life can participate in their local community if they want to
• That everyone in later life has access to consistently high quality care and support wherever they live
• That we are strong advocates for and supporters of everyone in later life and their carers
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Free of charge cafe area with light refreshments where people meet chat and mingle.

Age UK Bradford District offers a free and confidential information and advice service for older people, their families and carers.

Our Information & Advice service holds the Advice Quality Standard (AQS). The AQS is the quality mark for organisations that provide advice to the public on social welfare issues. Organisations that hold the standard have demonstrated that they are easily accessible, effectively managed, and employ staff with the skills and knowledge to meet the needs of their clients, for more information, please visit the AQS website.

We can help you with:

Benefits
Housing
Health and social care
Leisure and social activities
Family and personal matters
Your rights to local services
And most other things that affect your quality of life
We will always give you information that is accurate and up-to-date, and can explain the choices you have open to you. If you want us to, we may be able to take action on your behalf.

If we can't help, we can put you in touch with people who can.

How we work

We will not charge you for our service – its free
We will not tell anyone about your business without your permission
You can talk to us in private
We will not make judgements about your life and what you want to do
The information and advice provision is available across the Bradford district.

How to access the service

For any information enquiries you can drop into our centre at Kirkgate or Wrose, alternatively you can contact us on our telephone number.

For any advice enquiries you will require an appointment, please contact us by telephone or call into our Kirkgate centre to make the appointment.

We can offer appointments across the district through our outreach services, and where appropriate a home visit may be scheduled.