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Anchor Trust is the largest not-for-profit provider of housing, support and care in England. Our purpose is to improve the lives of older people. We do this by providing a range of services valued by older people. Anchor Trust is made up of a number of businesses providing these services, including Anchor Homes, the largest not-for-profit provider of residential and nursing care in the sector. We were formed in 1968, when Anchor started life as Help the Aged (Oxford) Housing Association. Today, we employ 10,000 people and each week we provide housing and/or support to 50,000 customers.

We work to relieve and support those living with anxiety and anxiety-based depression by providing information, support and understanding via an extensive range of services, including 1:1 therapy. We work regularly with external agencies and healthcare professionals to improve services for those living with anxiety and anxiety-based depression and also campaign to raise awareness of the conditions.

An Art Group for the over 50s
A friendly group who are interested in art such as painting, drawing and other types of art. We welcome all levels of ability. Access and facilities for those with mobility or sight requirements.
Meets once a week <strong>10:00am - 12:00pm</strong>, <strong>Tuesdays</strong>.

Ascendance offers dance classes and projects for the over 50’s and their families.
The company has a specialist team who deliver dance programmes for older people with movement disorders, to increase mobility, reduce anxiety and keep the brain active.
It’s engaging and accessible classes are based on the company’s repertoire using social dances, Qi gong influences and a mindful approach which uses familiar and popular music.

Ashcroft is a purpose built home set in a quiet location within secure grounds. It is close to local amenities and has excellent bus routes to Bradford and Leeds. We provide permanent and respite residential and dementia care and cater for varying health needs.
Newly refurbished to a high standard we offer:
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<li>Call system in each room for 24 hour help</li>
<li>29 single ensuite residential rooms 2</li>
<li>8 single ensuite rooms for dementia care</li>
<li>Music and tv lounge on each floor</li>
<li>Choice of freshly cooked meals</li>
<li>Dining room on each floor</li>
<li>Secure garden and patio area</li>
<li>Hair and beauty salon</li>
<li>Cafe/bistro</li>
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The Association of British Choral Directors (abcd) is the only UK organisation which is devoted entirely to supporting those leading choral music, both amateur and professional. We are committed to promoting, improving and maintaining opportunities for the professional development of all those leading singing of any kind, whether in the classroom or in the community. Our 700+ members represent nearly 2000 choral groups and include teachers, composers, singers and students, leading singing of all kinds.
We run an extensive programme of courses and workshops, which cater for leaders of all kinds of singing, age groups and experience using a network of the best choral leadership trainers in the country. Our choral conducting courses run from beginner to advanced levels. In addition our 10 regional committees put on a wide range of regional events, ranging from singing and repertoire days to more social occasions, all of which also provide opportunities to network, compare experience, and seek advice from others working in the same field. This all comes together at the Annual Convention, which takes place in a different regional centre each year and attracts over 200 delegates from all parts of the choral spectrum. Members have access to the The Podium, the members' section of our website, which includes access to the abcd digital version of Choir and Organ, the opportunity to network and access to Mastersinger Online, an exclusive growing library of articles covering repertoire, choir and composer profiles, technique and more.
So, whether you've found yourself unexpectedly in charge of leading singing in your school, or you're an experienced choral leader, abcd is the ideal organisation to help you get the most from your conducting.
Our vision is of a world where well-led choral singing enriches everyone's lives and where abcd enables every leader of choral singing in the UK easily to access appropriate support for their development."
Contact email General Secretary Rachel Greaves <a href="mailto:rachel.greaves@abcd.org.uk">rachel.greaves@abcd.org.uk</a>

AGM June Motorsport Organisation.

The Ukrainian Centre is a meeting place for Ukrainians and their families in Keighley and the surrounding area.
We hold a Health in Mind session fortnightly on Fridays from 12pm to 3pm. This session opens with a talk or seated exercise followed by a two-course home cooked meal, then massage or a range of therapies.
We are also host of the European Well Being Cafe at Central Hall, Keighley, which meets every four weeks. Please contact Irene for further details.
Room hire also available.
Please phone for details (evenings preferred).

Self help group for sufferers of Ataxia or any Neurological Ataxia. Meetings every 2 months at Charnwood Centre, Charnwood Road, off Harrogate Road, Bradford, BD2 3EE on Saturdays between 12 noon and 4:00pm.
Membership open to sufferers and interested non-sufferers. Approx 30-40 members. AGM May

Under the name Autism First, Specialist Autism Services offers a unique service specifically for adults with autism who have additional needs, such as a learning disability and/or other complex support requirements.
With a primary focus on an individual's autistic needs, we provide person-centred support through an autism-specific learning plan that addresses social, physical, sensory and behavioural needs thereby promoting personal development. We aim to make a positive difference to the lives of the people we support and by using a range of autism-specific approaches tailored to meet an individual's needs and abilities we can alleviate frustration and reduce anxieties that ultimately facilitate learning.

Meet at the Ukranian Club, Henry Street, off Cavendish Street, Keighley on Friday, 8:30pm onwards. Phone the number below for info or visit our website. Membership open. Members are offered a chance to see National and Internationally Known Folk Artists through our programme of booking guests twice a month. Also to perform themselves on our regular singer's nights. The atmosphere is very relaxed and we hope welcoming.

To campaign, affirm, defend and promote the value of human life from the moment of conception to natural death and to oppose legislation allowing abortion, embryo experimentation and euthanasia. Membership open by application. National address: John Smeaton LLB (Director), 3 Whiteacre Mews, Stannary Street, London SE11 4AB. Tel 020 7222 5845