Activities With A Mental Health Disability

Thank you for contacting Alzheimer’s Society, following government guidance our local office is currently closed.

Our staff are working from home and messages sent to this mail box will be accessed on a daily basis from Monday to Friday and will respond as soon as possible.

If you require urgent support please contact the Dementia Connect Helpline Tel: 0333 150 3456

Advice and tips for keeping active and involved after a diagnosis of dementia.

We are pleased to tell you that the groups will be starting again the seek beginning April 19th, as follows:
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Music Group Two - Tuesday, 20th April - St Swithun's Church Hall - 10 till 12pm
Music Group One - Wednesday, 21st April - Stacey Centre - 1 - 3pm
Thursday Social Group - Thursday 22nd April - St Swithun's Church Hall - 6.30 to 8.30pm
The Bivol's Got Talent Music Group will remain on Zoom - every Tuesday. 6.30 to 8pm

STOP PRESS - a New Art Group will be starting at the Stacey Centre as from May 17th - Click Here To See

STOP PRESS - Our chair, Debbie Edwards, is now dealing with all new referrals - if you want to refer a new member to our groups, please contact her on 07963 407991 or email on deborahedwards96@gmail.com

The Bivol Trust provides skills development opportunities, social outlets and work experience to young people with severe disabilities aged 12 years to 40 years.

Our offices in Copnor are staffed and you can call us for further advice on our services on 023 9267 1846 or email at enquiries@enableability.org.uk

We appreciate how recent months must have been very challenging for our service users and carers. All our team are keen to offer services as soon as government guidance allows and it is safe to do so for participants and staff alike.

The service runs a range of sport activities to young people aged 5 to 24 years of age.

Family Autistic Spectrum Support recognises that children on the autistic spectrum often find it difficult to join in mainstream activities. FASS gives them the opportunity to play with other children, with their families, in environments where they can feel comfortable.