Every season at The Watermill, we ‘break the fourth wall’ of a Watermill production.In theatre the ‘fourth wall’ is the invisible barrier between the stage and the audience.Our Fourth Wall project invites adults with learning disabilities to break through this barrier to explore a play.…

Wellbeing in mind programme offering short courses in art, cookery, sewing, pottery, dancing and stress management. For an up to date list of the current courses visit the website.

Join this new group to enjoy speakers, light refreshments, worship and friendship. Group accessible to all. If you require transport please speak with Karen Frost - Pastoral Development Worker.

The Old Boot Inn friendship lunch is aimed at the over 60's who may feel lonely or isolated in the community.  You are invited to The Old Boot Inn on the 2nd Thursday of every month for a delicious 2 or 3 course lunch and entertainment in the form…

Find a gardening group or horticultural society in your community.

Opportunities to volunteer and train in practical activities at The Growing 2gether Project at Cottismore.  There are opportunities for people to take part in outdoor gardening and horticulture activities; learning gardening skills and how to grow your own food.  If the weather is not good, there are alternative indoor…

The website contains practical information to make most garden jobs easier, advice on how to take care, other useful hints and tips, and notes about which equipment and tools will be particularly helpful. Gardening can help individuals accomplish many things. It can help rebuild a…

Thrive is a small national charity, founded in 1978, that uses gardening to change the lives of disabled people. Thrive uses gardening to help people regain confidence, build self esteem and motivation, feel better physically and mentally and create new social networks. The majority of…

Five A Day Market Garden runs a variety of one off workshops, courses and projects throughout the year for: adults adults with learning disabilities retired people Visit the website for details of current courses

The Thyme Together weekly sessions for older people resume on Thursday 4th April from 1.00pm to 3.00pm If you know of an older person who may have loved gardening, or someone who now has time to explore a new interest then Thyme Together will be perfect…

Join the group for some nature related craft activities once a month in a safe, enclosed private garden.  Incorporates social time in a welcoming, supportive environment for people with Dementia and their carers.  

If you enjoy being out-doors (or in a green-house!) and want to use your gardening skills or to learn more, then you might like to consider horticultural therapy. As well as taking part in an activity you enjoy you will be working with therapists who…

Volunteering Edible Thatcham is looking for volunteers to join their monthly garden sessions (last Sunday of the month) and to grow edibles in a site near you in Thatcham. Currently the group have an edible garden outside Thatcham Town Council's office on Brownsfield Road. If you'd…

The Centre provides services for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and for those with frailty and dementia. Full programme of occupational activities is constantly evolving according to the wants and choices that customers make.

Providing a safe environment where adults who have learning or physical disabilities, or poor mental health, may learn social and practical skills for independent living and take part in training in the form of horticultural therapy. We offer job coaching to encourage and to increase…

Visit the website for local clubs and activities.

Headway Thames Valley supports people with a brain injury and their families and carers. Covering Berkshire, parts of Buckinghamshire and parts of Oxfordshire. The Resource Centre is open four days per week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday) to people in the Thames Valley area, thus allowing…

Meet at Thatcham Football Club, Thatcham, Berks Thursday at 9.45 for 10.00 am start.  Tea and coffee afterwards.

Churches in Reading drop in centre (CIRDIC) is for the homeless in Reading. The Centre offers a wide range of support services to guests:  Hot meals Clean clothing and toiletries Bath and shower facilities Provision of a safe postal address Use of a telephone Provision of…

Offering adults with learning disabilities the opportunity to enhance life skills and gain work placements. The programme engages participants in horticultural activities that promote improved health and wellbeing, increased confidence and interpersonal skills. Affinity Trust workshops run Mondays and Wednesdays from 10.00am till 3.00pm, but…