Beechley Riding Stables
We also work with children in the local community, providing opportunities to ride and learn about horses in an area where there are few Equine facilities.
Merseyside Youth Association Ltd
provides a range of diverse, inclusive and quality services for young people. We strive to positively engage young people, to meet their needs and enable them to reach their full potential. MYA is committed to inclusive, anti oanti-oppressiveice, which puts young people at the centre. MYA organises a range of generic and specialist support services for young people aged 7-25 who live in Merseyside. The work MYA offers is divided into 6 extended support teams: Social Inclusion/Alternative Education, Arts, Youth Work, Support Services, Sports, and Health.
SPEAK – Speaking out for disabled Children
For more info contact Paul on 07951684700
St Margaret Mary’s School, Pilch Lane, Huyton, L14 0JG
Every 1st Tuesday 9.30 – 12.30
http://www.netbuddy.org.uk/info-packs/arts-leisure/
Liverpool Karate Jutsu ClubGreenbank Sports Academy – Choices for Disability Sport
Greenbank Sports Academy offer sport for disabled people through the Choices for disability sport programme. Choices for disability sport gives disabled people an opportunity to try a range of sports, at low or no cost.
Sessions take place evenings and weekends. They offer a great way to meet new people and get fit. Specialist equipment such as sports wheelchairs are available, where needed for sports sessions.
West Lancs Sports and Social Club for Disabled
The club was formed in January 1975 , and meet every Friday evening at Park Pool Swimming Baths, Park Road, Ormskirk between the hours of 8pm and 10pm.
Membership is available for any individual who has any type of disability, from any age group.
Membership is also available for the whole immediate family of the disabled person, their carers and / or support workers.
The club has the private use of both the small and the large swimming pool with a hoist in the larger swimming pool. As the club has exclusive use of the pools it creates a relaxed and calm environment, with volunteers available to assist disabled people when in the water (although we always require more if anyone is interested!).
There is a snack bar and small seating area alongside reception where members can sit and socialise after their swim.
We provide moral, therapeutic and social support for all who attend and have various group events / trips throughout the year.
Membership is £16 per year per adult and £8 per child under 16. (which can be paid in instalments if required). Once membership is paid weekly swim is free of charge.
The club is self-supporting with our membership and fundraising covering our minimal expenses i.e. Public liability insurance, accountancy fees
If anyone is interested in becoming a member and would like to speak to someone please call Marion on 01695 573000 or Pat on 01695 727622, alternatively, you can just call into the pool any Friday evening between 8.00 p.m. and 10.00 p.m.
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