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Local links to other organisations
for Aldershot Every effort has been made
to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this page. Opinions are those of contributors and not
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LOCAL HELPLINE NUMBERS |
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CHILDREN’S INFORMATION
SERVICE |
For information on
Education and Childcare in Hampshire please click on the link below: |
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AFRICAN DRUMMING |
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and non-judgemental advice on a huge number of topics They can be contacted by
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ALDERSHOT &
DISTRICT WEST INDIAN ASSOC SATURDAY SCHOOL Queens Rd, North Camp |
Do you need help with your
school work and want to have fun as well?
Join the Aldershot & District West Indian Association’s Saturday
School from 10.00am – 12.30pm. Telephone
Zee on 07973 341495 for details |
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ALDERSHOT & FARNHAM
HOCKEY CLUB |
Heath
End School, Farnham Come along and join the Minis
(up to 14 years) in Fitness, Hockey Skills, Tournaments and of course
Matches. Training is every Sunday
(11.00am-12.00pm). Coaching is
split into 2 groups: over 12’s and under 12’s. For further information telephone JC
Hall on 07768 906904 / email jc.hall@environment-agency.gov.uk. |
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ALDERSHOT & FLEET
RUFC JUNIOR RUGBY |
Aldershot and Fleet RUFC are looking for new members, of
any ability, 5 – 16 years. The Juniors train and play on Sunday
mornings throughout the school terms.
The training begins at 10.00am and finishes by 11.30am. If you are interested in Coaching please
contract Hugh Williams, the Club Chairman on 07770 326053 or Simon Ruscoe,
the Club Secretary on 01252 613208 / email afrc.juniors@btinternet.com. |
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ALDERSHOT MARKET |
The weekly market has
moved to the heart of Aldershot Town Centre as part of the regeneration
project. It is now held in Union and
Wellington Streets every Thursday from 9.00am until 4.30pm |
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ALDERSHOT VISITOR
INFORMATION CENTRE |
Based at 39 High
Street, Aldershot, the Centre offers a large selection of brochures on
local attractions, as well as brochures on attractions and accommodation throughout
the UK. There is also Internet Access
available, along with tickets for Rushmoor Special Events, National Express
Coach bookings, displays of local interest and from local artists and much,
much more. Telephone 01252
320968 or Email – mail@rushmoorvic.com for further
information |
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ALDERSHOT MENCAP |
Aldershot Mencap supports people with learning disabilities and their families in the Aldershot area. Various weekly activities are held including an after school club, Saturday club coffee morning for 5+ years old and a club for the over 19's. you can contact the group by emailing mencap.aldershot@tiscali.co.uk |
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ALDERSHOT TOWN CENTRE |
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ALDERSHOT
TOWN LADIES FOOTBALL CLUB |
Bourley Rd Playing Fields For girls in years 5,
6, 7 and 8, now’s your chance to take part and improve your skills under
the guidance of Aldershot Town Coaches.
Would you like to play for a Girls team? For a small fee you can come along to the
training sessions that are held every Sunday morning (9.30am-10.30am). For more details telephone Debbie Wall
on 01252 398745. |
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ANTI BULLYING CAMPAIGN HELPLINE |
This Helpline helps
parents to combat the problem of bullying.
It gives telephone advice to both parents and children. Telephone 020 7378 1446 |
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BASINGSTOKE
CANAL VISITOR CENTRE Mytchett
Place Road, Mytchett |
The Visitor Centre is the
perfect place to start exploring the canal or simply to relax and watch the
boats pass by. Facilities at the
Centre include a ‘Trailblazer’ Play Area, Gift Shop, Tearoom (open
Wednesday-Sunday), Picnic Space, Free Parking, Information Point, Camping and
a Function Room. The opening times
are Tuesday to Sunday, 10.30am – 4.45pm (Easter to September) and Tuesday
to Friday, 10.30am – 4.00pm (October to Easter). Visit www.basingstoke-canal.co.uk
for more details |
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BEAUMONT COMMUNITY PRE-SCHOOL AND CHILDCARE GROUPS |
There are vacancies at all
of the following: Breakfast & After
School Clubs – open from
8.00pm. Children are delivered to West
End Infants and Beaumont Juniors by walking bus. Breakfast is available. All children collected from these schools
can stay until 6.00pm with a hot snack available. Holiday Playscheme – for children aged 3-13 years, open from 8.30am to
5.30pm during most school holidays.
Part time places are also available. Open every school holiday, except
2 weeks in the Summer and at Christmas. Parent and Toddler
Group – every Tuesday from 10.15
am to 12.15 pm. Everyone welcome. Telephone Pru on 01252
328375 for further details. |
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Childline |
A confidential Helpline
for children to call to discuss anything that is troubling them – 0800 1111. |
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NATIONAL
CHILDMINDING ASSOC |
The Association can provide
Professional Registered Network Childminders who provide a high standard of
childcare for children aged 0-14 years.
They offer free Nursery Education for 3 & 4 year olds. If you are a registered Childminder and
are interested in becoming part of a dedicated team contact Jo Valler the Network Co-ordinator on
01256 300714 / 07730 689120 for further information. |
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CLOTHING
EXCHANGE AT THE BASE, ALDERSHOT |
The Clothing Exchange is
situated at The North Town Base in North Lane, Aldershot and is open every
Thursday between 10.00am and 1.00pm.
It is run by local residents and is an ideal opportunity to exchange
any unwanted clothes, toys and books for items that have been donated by
other people. A credit system applies,
so anyone who swaps less than they have donated in any one week can carry
their credits forward to a later date.
Anybody that does not have anything to exchange can buy up to 5 items
for 50p each. Refreshments are
available at each session. For further
details telephone 01252 314437. |
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coffee,
chill and chat |
Is a Parent and Toddler
group for families with special needs children. It is held term-time only on Tuesdays
10.15-12.15 and Fridays, 10-12.15 at Union-Building, Hospital Hill,
Aldershot. For more information
contact Trish/Bev on 01252 343753 or 327752.
The group is FREE and is
open to every age range. |
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CONNEXIONS DIRECT
WEBSITE |
The website provides high
quality information, advice and guidance for young people. The site offers confidential advice and practical
help, from experienced Connexions Direct Advisors, on a wide range of topics
from Learning and Careers to Health and Relationships. To access the site visit www.connexions-direct.com. Young people can email the service or
undertake a real-time one-to-one advisor on-line session. They can also telephone and text. For further information contact Jane
Lavender on 0114 259 3144. |
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COVE CHILD CONTACT
CENTRE |
A new child contact centre
has been opened and will operate on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month
between 2 and For details please contact
the centre coordinator: Mike Shea on 07780 944528, 01252 676973 or email michael.shea@virgin.net |
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DRUGS & ALCOHOL
ACTION TEAM |
Options Aftercare provides open access support and advice for adult residents of the Hants DAAT area who have left or are nearing the end of treatment for substance misuse where drugs have been the main difficulty. |
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DANCE FACTORY |
These creative Dance
Workshops focus on a theme, story or style of dance. E.G:- African, Aborigine and Indian Dance Styles,
Medieval, Tudor Dance Styles, Funky Rock ‘n’ Roll, Disco Dance Styles, Space,
Harry Potter Magic and Space Themes.
The sessions are held on the following days and times:- Mondays @ 3.45pm WEST END CENTRE 3-5 yr olds @ 4.45pm “ “ 6-9 yr olds Tuesdays @ 3.45pm FARNHAM
MALTINGS 3-5yrolds Saturdays @ 9amTHE BOURNE
SCHOOL 3-4yr olds @ 10am “ “ 5-6yr olds @ 11am “ “ 7-8yr olds @ 12pm “ “ 9-10yr olds For further details
telephone Olivia Weeks on 01252 338385 / 07748784559 or email oliviaweeks@fsmail.net |
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DANCE SCHOOLS GUIDE |
To request a copy of
Rushmoor Borough Council’s latest Guide to Dance in Farnborough, Aldershot
& surrounding areas, telephone Richard Mann on 01252 398743 or email
him at rmann@rushmoor.gov.uk |
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Disability Cricket |
Rushmoor Mallards have
just started a disability cricket group. They meet every first Friday of the
month at 8pm in the main hall at Farnborough Recreation Centre. For details
visit www.rushmoormallards.org or email Neil at rushmoormallards@yahoo.co.uk |
DISABILITY SPORTS |
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE |
can affect anyone. The
local organisation below can offer
help and advice. DV
unit 01256 405110 (voice mail) Relate
01252 324679 Pavilion
Housing 01252 338800 Police
0845 045 45 45 Hart
Housing 01252 788788 CAB
0845 1203765 Rushmoor
Borough Council Homeless 01252 398641 Victim
Support 01252 342777 Women’s
Aid 08457 023468 Social
Services 01252 314221 N.Hants
DV Project 01256 346136 MOD
Police 01252 349080 In an emergency call
999 |
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Drug Alcohol or Solvent misuse |
The following information is
from the Drug and Alcohol Action Team on help available for young people: Hampshire Young People’s
Service Services commissioned by
DAAT to help young people |
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EAT & DRINK SMOKE FREE GUIDE |
Smoke Free Hampshire and
Isle of Wight has put together a FREE guide listing all the completely smoke free
restaurants, cafes, pubs and hotels across the North, Mid and South Hampshire
arrears. For more information visit
their website at www.smokefreehampshire.co.uk. |
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Hampshire Educational Psychology Service |
The Rushmoor & Hart
Community Team provide a TELEPHONE HELP LINE, every Monday between 12.30pm
and 4.30pm where an educational psychologist from the team will be available
to answer any general queries. Ring
01252 814801 and ask Jane for the Community Team Help Line. |
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ELIM CHURCH, HOLLY RD, ALDERSHOT |
Parent and Toddler
Group – runs every Wednesday
morning during term time 9.30am – 11.30am.
Everyone is welcome. Sessions
cost 50p per family. Secret Agents – A group for children aged 5 – 10 years that runs
every Friday from 5.00pm – 6.15pm during Term Time. The sessions cost 50p per child and include
fun bible stories, games, quizzes and crafts. For further details
telephone Daphne on 01252 676165 |
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FARNBOROUGH LEISURE CENTRE |
The Leisure Centre is
about to become an inclusive Fitness Centre as part of an initiative to
encourage the whole community to use its leisure facilities, particularly
disabled people, athletes, youth and disengaged people. New inclusive equipment has been installed
in the gym as part of the new initiative.
For further details telephone Ali Lamport at Farnborough Leisure
Centre on 01252 370411 |
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HARVEST TRUST HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN 2006 |
Harvest Trust is a charity
which provide FREE seaside holidays, based at their holiday centre in West
Wales for groups of 12 disadvantaged children aged between 8 and 11
years. The week long holidays take
place between April and September and are organised in partnership with
schools, community groups and childcare organisations. The Trust specialises in simple “no
pressure” holidays which particularly benefit withdrawn children with low
self esteem who need space and encouragement to build self confidence. Harvest Trust provides all accommodation,
transport and admissions free of charge.
Your organisation need only buy food and provide 3 adult workers to
accompany the children. Application
forms are available from www.harvesttrust.com
or telephone 01559 371190. |
HEALTH QUESTIONS? NHS DIRECT 0845 4647
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If you have a worrying
health problem, the NHS confidential 24 hour Helpline gives
immediate access to professional advice.
Trained nurses will advise on the best course of action. They also offer a translation service
making their level of service the same for people speaking 100 ethnic
languages. NHS Direct can also answer
questions on all kinds of health care issues with over 3000 patient information
leaflets available, details of over 6000 national and local self help and
support groups. Information can be
given over the telephone or sent via the post |
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HELP FOR ETHNIC MINORITY CHILDREN |
Hampshire Ethnic Minority Achievement Service are a team of bilingual assistants, specialist teachers and project officers. They also have a cross-cultural counsellor and work in partnership with schools, other agencies and minority communities to meet the needs of ethnic minority pupils, particularly those at risk of under achievement. To access the services of Hampshire EMA telephone 01256 330195 A good practices guide for asylum seekers and refugee children in education will aslo shortly be available from Hampshire EMA |
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FARNBOROUGH DYSLEXIA
CENTRE |
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FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES |
Rushmoor Voluntary
Services are now producing a monthly bulletin giving information about
funding opportunities. To subscribe for future issues contact Sue Hathaway on
01252 540162 |
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HOMESTART |
Based in Mayfield
Community Centre, Totland Close, Home-Start is a voluntary organisation
in which volunteers offer friendship and support to parents with young
children who may be feeling overwhelmed or exhausted by the stresses of
everyday life. The service is
available to any parent in North East Hampshire with at least 1 child under 5
years. Volunteers visit families in
their own homes on a regular basis for as long as it is needed. The support offered can vary from friendship
to a listening ear to practical help with the shopping or occasionally taking
the children out. Any family
can refer themselves for help by telephoning 01252 545416 or by emailing
homestart@nehants.fslife.co.uk |
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LASER-RUN |
This exciting Laser-Tag
Arena is open from 4.00pm until 8.00pm on weekdays and from 10.00am until
8.00pm at weekends. The Arena is
open to anyone aged 6 plus. Birthday
Parties can be booked for 6 – 14 year olds, with a minimum of 12 children
attending. The parties include a
briefing, games and party food.
Booking can also be made for groups and corporate events. The Arena is located at Building 301,
The Fairway, Armstrong Way, Farnborough (Next to Run-About). For more information, telephone
01252 370721 or visit www.laser-run.co.uk |
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LEARN DIRECT |
Learn Direct is the
national learning advice line, which gives free help and advice on getting
skills for a new or better job. You can
find out about getting the right qualifications for the right job, how to get
an Apprenticeship, details of courses available in your local area and much
more. Call 0800
100 900 or visit www.learndirect-advice.co.uk
for further details. |
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THE LEN TYLER MUSIC
SCHOOL |
The Len Tyler
Music School provides structured music
classes for young children (from birth to about 8 years) on a weekly basis.
Child centred-lessons are based on the work of Kodaly (also Dalcroze and
Orff). These music lessons will provide an ideal grounding for any
child whether intending to learn a musical instrument or just to gain an
understanding and love of music. All children learn to read fundamental
rhythmic music with understanding before attending school (year R in the
state system). To enquire about vacancies, email musicschool@lentyler.freeserve.co.uk or telephone 01276 504666. Visit their website on www.lentyler.freeserve.co.uk. |
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LIBRARY |
For activities at
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LIFE Housing |
LIFE Housing provides
safe, supported accommodation for homeless, pregnant women and mothers of
small children. It also helps young
parents living in the community. The
community team works closely with agencies to ensure it gives support where
it is needed. If you would like to
speak to someone locally, telephone Amy on 07818 646403, Miriam on 07818
645252 or Suzi on 01252 515046, who are all based in Farnborough and cover
the Rushmoor and Hart areas. |
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MARCH FOUNDATION |
For a hotel in Minehead
which especially caters for families contact www.wyndcotthotel.co.uk the hotel is very keen to help those with
special needs children. |
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THE NATIONAL DRUGS HELPLINE |
The Helpline offers FREE,
24 hour information, advice and counselling on drugs and drug
misuse. Freephone 0800 776600 |
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Nepalese and Albanian classes. |
TClasses are now running on Saturday mornings to enable the teaching of Nepalese and Albanian. The Nepalese class is held in Farnborough and the Albanian class in Aldershot. These classes are to enable children from these countries to retain their native language and also to enable others to learn these languages. For further details please contact Karen Evans |
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Noah Afro Music |
Noah Afro Music consists
of Music, Stories and Dance Workshops from Africa aimed at Key Stage 1 and 2
and Nursery age children. The Group
travels to Schools and Nurseries taking with them a variety of drums and many
other exotic instruments. The Music
and Dance Workshops consist of hands-on music making, songs, dance and games
and the Story Workshops each having a theme ranging from “Caring for the
Environment” to “Anti-Bullying” and “Giants” with music, sound effects and
role play included in each one. A
workshop lasts for a minimum of 45 minutes (shorter for Nurseries) and aids
the children’s knowledge, skills and understanding. For details telephone 01202 250272 /
07866 208940 or email a.noah-messomo@mcmail.com. |
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One Parent Families |
This association offers
FREE information to lone parents on many different topics including benefits,
tax and sage contact arrangements.
Telephone their Helpline on 0800 018 5026 which is open from 9.00am to
5.00pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and from 9.00am to 8.00pm on
Wednesday or visit their website at www.oneparentfamilies.org.uk. |
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Parent Action Group for
Special Play (P.A.G) |
P.A.G for Special Play are
a Community Action Group who are registered with Rushmoor Voluntary
Services. As an independent Group they
are able to apply for funding that has been set up specifically to serve
local communities. Their aim is to use
the funding to enable the Special Needs and Siblings Summer Scheme to
continue running. They also want to
develop opportunities, including play provision for children with
disabilities over the age of 12. New members are always
welcome to the group. For details of
their next meeting / event, telephone Heather Chalkley on 01252 676317, Karen
Flackett on 01252 651167 or Sue Dyer on 01252 675144. |
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PARENT CONSULTATION
SESSIONS – Park Primary School, Aldershot |
Do you have a pre school child?
Would you like help in thinking about how to promote your child’s development or behaviour? Hampshire Educational
Psychology Service are offering a chance for you to meet with them to think
about ways that you can help your child at home. These sessions are completely confidential
and last for approximately 1 hour. To book a session with the Educational Psychology Team, contact Jane Ingram on 01252 814801 |
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Parent Partnership |
Hampshire
Parent Partnership Service was set up in 1994 to develop and improve
communication and partnership between the Children's Services Department,
parents, children, schools and voluntary agencies. They provide advice, information and support to parents of children with special
educational needs and to parents who have concerns on matters relating to
the child's education. For a range of leaflets available, and
their latest Newsletter visit their website: http://www.hants.gov.uk/TC/edpp/pphome.html |
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Park Early Years Cente |
The new Park Early Years
Centre, situated within the grounds of Park Primary School, Gloucester Road, Aldershot
is now open. The Centre aims to
provide support and learning opportunities for local families as well as
affordable, high quality day care provision.
The Centre incorporates a Neighbourhood Nursery for children aged 3
months to 5 years and offers full day care for 51 weeks of the year. It, also, offers sessional care during term
time. The Centre runs a Play Scheme
during the school holidays. The
following groups are also available to parents / carers: Bump & Babes (Mother
& Baby Group) See-Saw (Parent &
Toddler Group) Music Time Group (Toddlers
& Parents) Parenting Courses Training Courses for
Parents (First Aid, ICT etc) Baby Massage Course for
Parents. Telephone Sandie Hatwell
on 01252 338607 for more information. |
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PLAY AND SPORT ACTIVITIES |
For a list of Play and
Sport Activities for children who need additional support, please click on below: Bulletins\AlderFarnbrActivitiesAddSupp.pdf |
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PLAY FLOORBALL @
FARNBOROUGH |
Floorball is based on Ice
Hockey but is played in a gym. Players
use a lightweight ‘airflow’ ball. Floorball
for 4 – 12 year olds is held every Friday from 5.00pm until 6.00pm. Spaces are limited, so advance booking
is recommended to avoid disappointment.
Floorball for 18 years and over – The Southern Vipers Football Club
(www.southnvipers.com) train every
Wednesday from 7.00pm until 8.00pm. Beginners
are always welcome to drop in. Telephone
01252 370411 or email enquiries@farnboroughleisurecentre.co.uk |
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The Preschool Learning
Alliance (In conjunction with the
Adult Community Learning Fund) |
The Preschool Learning
Alliance are running FREE Family
Learning Workshops and courses. The
courses are aimed at helping your child learn through play and are open to
all parents / carers with children under 5 years. The topics covered will include Behaviour
Management, Helping your Child to Communicate and Numeracy and Literacy for
you and your child. Each session will
include refreshments, crafts, stories and songs. If you would like further information, or
are interested in booking a course for your local group, please telephone
Gillian Beaumont on 01252 336622. |
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Quit Smoking |
FREE specialist help for those who want to quit. Visit the Drop in Service every Tuesday
(1pm-2pm) at the North Town Community Base, 232 North Lane. Prescriptions can be arranged for Nicotine
Replacement Therapy or Zyban. For
more information about the service call 0845 602 4663. |
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RUSHMOOR COUNCIL |
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Rushmoor Voluntary
Services |
Can you be a volunteer? Would you like to get involved
with helping your local community? Would you like to learn
new skills and meet new people? Are you thinking about a
change of career? If the answer to any of
the above is yes, then the Rushmoor Volunteer Centre may be able to
help. They have information on over
150 volunteering opportunities, whether you have an hour, a day or more to
give each week. For more details
contact Mike, Helen or Lorraine at The Community Centre, Meudon Avenue,
Farnborough. Telephone 01252 540162 /
email rushmoorvolunteers@rvs.org.uk |
RUSHMOOR YOUTH FORUM |
The Forum meets 4 times a
year at Rushmoor Borough Council. It
assists with the development of the Borough’s Youth Plan, consultation to ensure
young people shape services and facilities, national and local initiatives,
work to promote the needs of young people and facilitates effective
communications networks between various youth work Agencies. The Forum also offers grants to voluntary organisations
(max £500) and individuals (max £150).
For information visit www.rushmoor.gov.uk
or call the Chairman, John Lofts on 01252 660378. |
SAFER
RUSHMOOR
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This is the name of the Community
Safety Partnership covering the whole of Farnborough and Aldershot. The Partnership consists of around 20
organisations including the Police, Rushmoor Borough Council, The Youth
Offending Team, Pavilion Housing Association and The Drug Action Group. They meet regularly to work in partnership
to reduce anti-social behaviour, crime and the fear of crime in your
area. If you have an issue that you
would like to bring to their attention, please contact the Community Safety
Team at Rushmoor Borough Council on 01252 398175 or email bob.lampart@rushmoor.gov.uk |
SCOPE |
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SNOW SPORTS |
Alpine Snow Sports Centre
– www.alpinesnowsports.co.uk |
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SOCCER AT 6 |
Want to have a kick
around, play games and learn new skills?
No need to book, just turn up.
Cost £2.50 (£2.00 concessions).
Held between 6.00pm & 7.15pm, Monday at Aldershot Park, Tuesday at
Oak Farm School, Wednesday at Cove Green, Thursday at King George V Playing
Fields and Friday at Queen’s Road Recreation Ground. For ages 5-12 years. Telephone Debbie Wall on 01252 398745 for
details |
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SOFT PLAY AREA |
Wizzy World, Invincible
Road, Farnborough. Contact 0845 2262329 for details. |
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Speakeasy Advocacy |
Providing a voice and support to people with
learning difficulties, autistic spectrum disorders and/or Aspergers syndrome
in Basingstoke and throughout Hampshire. Registered charity number 1108304 |
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Street Dance Classes |
As part of their Looking
Good, Feeling Good programmes Rushmoor Healthy Living have set up two funky,
fun and friendly dance classes. One
class is held every Tuesday at Connaught Leisure Centre, Tongham Road,
Aldershot (5pm-6pm) and the other
is held every Wednesday at Oak Farm Community School, Ballantyne Road,
Farnborough (3.15pm-4.15pm). The classes are open to boys and girls (10-16 years old) of
all abilities. There will be a new
routine to learn every week to all the best chart and dance music. The sessions are FREE and are
open to all, although priority will be given to local residents. For more information, contact Carol James
on 01252 398220 or visit the Rushmoor Healthy Living website at www.rushmooorhealthyliving.org.uk.
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TEEN FIT JUNIOR GYM SESSIONS – Farnborough Leisure
Centre |
These sessions are aimed
at children aged 13-16 years. They can
use the gym under supervision from a Fitness Instructor from 8.00am –
8.00pm Saturdays & Sundays and from 1.00pm – 4.00pm in School
Holidays. Guidance will be given
on using the treadmills, bikes, steppers and cross-trainers. The sessions aim to introduce fitness,
awareness and enjoyment of a healthy lifestyle. For further details on the facilities
available telephone 01252 370411 |
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TELEPHONE INTERPRETATION SERVICE |
Residents and visitors who
have trouble understanding English can access Rushmoor services and
facilities through this service. By
using Language Line the Council staff can communicate with people in almost
100 languages via a telephone link to a bank of interpreters. The service is available to anyone
enquiring by phone or in person at the Offices. Council forms, leaflets and other documents
can, also, be translated. For details
contact Martin McCarthy on 01252 398880. |
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THE LITTLE BEARS MOTHER & TODDLER GROUP |
This friendly new group
held at the Evangelical Hall, Lower Farnham Road, has been set up for parents
/ carers and their children up to the age of 3 years. The group meet every Wednesday between
9.15am and 11.45am. The cost is £1.50
per session. Telephone Noella on 07979
478650 / 01252 699030 for further details. |
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VICTIM SUPPORT |
is the independent
national charity which helps people cope with crime. Trained volunteers based
in local branches contact people after a crime to offer free, confidential
support and information. If you have suffered a
crime and need practical information, advice or simply someone to talk to
contact the service on 01252 342777 |
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WAVELL-CODY COMMUNITY
CAMPUS |
Situated on the Wavell School
site in Lynchford Road, the Centre is open to the community 7 days a
week. There is a 4 court indoor sports
hall, a floodlit 8 court netball centre, grass pitches and rooms to hire of
all sizes. There is also a fitness
centre. In addition Adult Education
Courses are on offer. Telephone 01252
317603 for details. |
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WEST END ARTS CENTRE |
The West End Centre is
fast becoming known as a thriving gig venue for Aldershot’s young people and
the local community is continuing to benefit from its ability to channel the
enthusiasm of its young audience. For
details of forthcoming events and activities, telephone 01252 330040 or log
onto www.westendcentre.co.uk |