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Lunch Club, outings, and other social events,all for over 60s, Mondays 11:00-1:15. Tiddlywinks Parent and Toddler group, Thursdays 9:45-11:15. Gardening workshops and local environmental projects - please contact for more information.

Annette Fox provides financial assistance to Ward 7 at Bradford Royal Infirmary and to patients suffering from serious blood disorders in the Bradford area.

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>.

The organisation is currently working across its local community providing high quality arts projects for older people, which improves health & wellbeing through dance exercise, social interaction and performance driven projects.

Our company teachers run a specialist strand for people with movement disorders to keep the mind and body active, increase confidence, aid mobility, balance, flexibility and encourage more independent and active lives. The activity is also designed to empower individuals to discover talents and raise aspirations for themselves and their local communities.

Our Bradford Dancing with Parkinson's class runs every Thursday (during school term times) 1.30-2.30 at Victoria Hall, Saltaire

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.

AWARE supports parents, carers, siblings, professionals and interested parties in the care and support of those with an autistic spectrum condition. Open to anyone involved with a person with an autistic spectrum condition, or who has an ASC diagnosis themselves. We have a monthly newsletter and meetings with speakers on relevant topics, also an extensive library on autism. We run youth clubs, a holiday scheme, monthly trips scheme for 12 to 16s and over 16s and other children's activities.
Children's activities mainly based at Addingham Youth Centre.
Membership open to anyone, not exclusive to those living in Airedale and Wharfedale. We don't insist on children/young people having a diagnosis before joining.
Meet at Child Development Centre, Airedale Hospital, Steeton, 2nd Tuesday of month at 8.00pm