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Orangebox Rock School 6.30pm - 8pm, £5 per session or £3 with Passport to Leisure. |
Flamingo Chicks Inclusive Dance 4-4.45 North Bridge FREE |
Trampolining 3.3-5.30 (Half hour sessions) North Bridge FREE |
Music and the Deaf 2-4pm Halifax £6 |
Fun Swim 3-4 Brighouse FREE |
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Gifted and Talented 4-5 North Bridge FREE |
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Sports Zone 9-10.30 & 10.30-12.30 North Bridge £3.40 |
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Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Cinema FREE ticket for accompanying person with a CEA Card |
Orangebox Choir 3.30 |
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Active Soft Play Gym 9.30-14.30 |
Extra info and non-weekly activities/groups:
Lead The Way.
Lead the Way, in partnership with Calderdale Libraries, will be holding a FREE computer workshop on Thursday 19 July, 2:00-4:00pm at
Todmorden Library.
The workshop is for adults who have a learning disability, and their families and carers. People can come and go as they please, they do not need to stay for the whole session.
It will be a chance for people to have support with things like learning about Facebook, how to send an e-mail, how to keep safe on-line, how to look for things on the internet (surfing),how to fill in forms, how to look at videos and music....and lots more things. We will be holding the workshops across lots of different libraries around Calderdale so keep watching for dates and venues for a workshop near you!
For more information ring 0300 012 0416.
Lead the Way currently has spaces on the Young Leaders Course July/August for people aged 16/17 yrs who have a learning disability, autism or both.
This is a great opportunity to be involved and find out about what is happening in Calderdale.
If interested in learning more about this opportunity, email Karen on Karen.graham@cloverleaf-advocacy.co.uk
Todmorden Library.
The workshop is for adults who have a learning disability, and their families and carers. People can come and go as they please, they do not need to stay for the whole session.
It will be a chance for people to have support with things like learning about Facebook, how to send an e-mail, how to keep safe on-line, how to look for things on the internet (surfing),how to fill in forms, how to look at videos and music....and lots more things. We will be holding the workshops across lots of different libraries around Calderdale so keep watching for dates and venues for a workshop near you!
For more information ring 0300 012 0416.
Lead the Way currently has spaces on the Young Leaders Course July/August for people aged 16/17 yrs who have a learning disability, autism or both.
This is a great opportunity to be involved and find out about what is happening in Calderdale.
If interested in learning more about this opportunity, email Karen on Karen.graham@cloverleaf-advocacy.co.uk
National Autistic Society Calderdale.
Duke of Edinburgh:
NAS have teamed up with Mixenden Activity Centre to develop a group for young people, all of whom are affected by ASD, to work towards the Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
The aim of the group is to offer this opportunity in a safe and welcoming environment. Individual needs can be discussed with the course facilitators and difficulties can be overcome in order to create a positive and challenging experience for the young person.
The aim of the group is to offer this opportunity in a safe and welcoming environment. Individual needs can be discussed with the course facilitators and difficulties can be overcome in order to create a positive and challenging experience for the young person.
Bricks4kidz:
NAS have teamed up with Bricks4Kidz to hold a monthly session in Halifax for families who have a child/ young person who is on the autistic spectrum. Siblings are also welcome.
Teen Bowling:
This is a regular monthly bowling session for teenagers diagnosed with autism or awaiting their multi-disciplinary assessment for diagnosis. Teen bowling is for young people aged between 9 and 19 - this age limit is not exclusive. The group aims to provide a social opportunity for teenagers affected by autism to meet and have fun in a relaxed environment.
Girls Group:
This group is for girls aged between 9 and 19 (this age group is not exclusive) and are diagnosed with autism or who have been through the screening process and are awaiting their multi-disciplinary assessment for diagnosis. The group plan their own monthly activities and the aim of the group is for the girls to have a space in which to develop and grow their friendships in a safe and welcoming environment.
Siblings Group:
The age range of those who attend is predominantly between 8 and 13 years old though this is not exclusive.
The aim of the group is to provide a safe space for siblings to meet and socialise sharing their unique experiences of having a brother or sister with autism
The aim of the group is to provide a safe space for siblings to meet and socialise sharing their unique experiences of having a brother or sister with autism
Music and the deaf.
Yorkshire Music Club:
Yorkshire Music Club sessions are held on Saturdays from 2-4pm at the Music and the Deaf offices in Halifax.
To cover costs, there is a small charge of £6 per session, and if you have a sibling, the second can attend for half price. Please get in touch with us if you would like to get involved, and we look forward to seeing you there!
To cover costs, there is a small charge of £6 per session, and if you have a sibling, the second can attend for half price. Please get in touch with us if you would like to get involved, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Short Breaks.
A short break can give disabled children and young people the opportunity to have an enjoyable experience with or without their parents or carer. It can also give parents and carers a break by providing an extra pair of hands to make everyday things possible. More info.
Fun Swim:
The ‘free’ fun swim sessions will take place from 3-4pm on Sundays at Brighouse Pool & Fitness Centre, Woodvale Road, Brighouse, HD6 4AX on the following dates:
- Sunday 22nd April 2018
- Sunday 20th May 2018
- Sunday 17th June 2018
- Sunday 15th July 2018
Flamingo Chicks:
‘Flamingo Chicks’ Inclusive Dance Sessions at North Bridge Leisure Centre.
The dance sessions will provide an environment where disabled children and young people can enjoy themselves, learn, grow and have fun!
The programme of ‘free’ dance sessions, supported by ‘Calderdale Short Breaks’ will take place on the following dates;
The dance sessions will provide an environment where disabled children and young people can enjoy themselves, learn, grow and have fun!
The programme of ‘free’ dance sessions, supported by ‘Calderdale Short Breaks’ will take place on the following dates;
- Wednesday 18th April 2018
- Wednesday 9th May 2018
- Wednesday 16th May 2018;
- Wednesday 6th June 2018
- Wednesday 20th June 2018
- Wednesday 4th July 2018
- Wednesday 18th July 2018
Trampolining.
For children and young people with additional needs aged 6 - 18 years
Trampolining provides a host of stimulating sensory experiences. Your child can enjoy the sensation that bouncing on a trampoline brings, acquiring new skills and developing a sense of achievement and self-confidence.
If you are interested please contact Debbie Greenwood to book your child on a convenient ‘timeslot’.
- Thursday 19th April
- Thursday 17th May
- Thursday 14th June
- Thursday 12th July
Trampolining provides a host of stimulating sensory experiences. Your child can enjoy the sensation that bouncing on a trampoline brings, acquiring new skills and developing a sense of achievement and self-confidence.
If you are interested please contact Debbie Greenwood to book your child on a convenient ‘timeslot’.
Sports Zone:
Disability sports sessions for disabled young people aged 6 - 16 years.
North Bridge Leisure Centre - 9am session for young people with low to medium support needs; 10.30am session for young people with high support needs.
For further details, contact Debbie Greenwood, email debbie.greenwood@calderdale.gov.uk, telephone 01422 264740.
North Bridge Leisure Centre - 9am session for young people with low to medium support needs; 10.30am session for young people with high support needs.
For further details, contact Debbie Greenwood, email debbie.greenwood@calderdale.gov.uk, telephone 01422 264740.
Gifted and Talented:
Opening hours: Thursday: 4.00pm - 5.00pm (term time only)
Age range: 6 - 19 years Membership details: Free
Participation and specialist coaching delivered in established disability sport programmes such as 'Sports Zone' along with PE and disability sports development within schools has resulted in children and young people developing their sport and leisure skills in sports specific activities. Weekly athletics related sessions, including wheelchair racing will be delivered by qualified sports coaches. Throughout programme delivery, regional participation and coaching opportunities will be identified maximising the potential of the young people attending.
Age range: 6 - 19 years Membership details: Free
Participation and specialist coaching delivered in established disability sport programmes such as 'Sports Zone' along with PE and disability sports development within schools has resulted in children and young people developing their sport and leisure skills in sports specific activities. Weekly athletics related sessions, including wheelchair racing will be delivered by qualified sports coaches. Throughout programme delivery, regional participation and coaching opportunities will be identified maximising the potential of the young people attending.
Cinema.
Autism friendly screenings:
In Autism-friendly screenings, the lights are left on low, the sound is turned down and although you are asked to book an allocated seat, people are encouraged to move around and make noise.
VUE Cinema, Halifax, last Sunday of every month 10am.
VUE Cinema, Halifax, last Sunday of every month 10am.
Cinema with CEA Cards:
Participating local cinemas:
- Square Chapel Arts Centre10 Square Road, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 1QG 01422 349422
- Vue HalifaxBroad Street, Halifax, HX1 1UX 08710 240 240 0.2 miles
- Odeon Huddersfield John Smith's Stadium, Bradley Mills Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 6PG 0871 22 44 007
- National Media MuseumPictureville, Bradford, BD1 1NQ 0844 856 3797
- Cineworld BradfordLeisure Exchange, Vicar Lane, Bradford, BD1 5LD 0871 220 8000
- Hebden Bridge Picture House New Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8AD 01422 847 287
- Odeon Leeds Bradford Gallagher Leisure Park, Thornbury, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD3 7AT 0871 22 44 007
Active Soft Play Gym:
Wheelchair accessible transport between home and Activity Base available. Active Soft Play Gym and Activity Centre 9b Calderdale Business Park, Club Lane, Ovenden, Halifax HX2 8DB
Activities include:
Activities include:
- Free-play and structured activities
- Relaxation and sensory stimulation in multisensory room
- Use of IT suite
- Art and craft sessions
- Cooking and baking activities
- Stories, sing and sign, board games and jigsaws
- Disco
- Daily outings to locations such as parks, swimming baths, ten pin bowling etc
For more information about Autism Services in Calderdale
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