New Noise Music Centre is here to support the next generation of music makers. This is a space for young people aged 13-16 to experiment across a range of instruments and music-making techniques.
Read moreSeacombe Family Hub run a group for babies and pre-school children with Down Syndrome. Family Hubs are designed to bring the community together and offer a ‘one stop’ shop for children and families in Wirral, re-defining the way families connect with support and local services all under one roof.
Read moreWoodchurch Connect in partnership with The Woodchurch hotel are proud to announce that our Woodchurch Foodbank Donation Drop Point is officially up and running.
Read moreBetter Health is here to provide you with the tools, resources, and support necessary to embark on a journey towards improved health. Remember, you’re not alone – Better Health can assist you in making small changes either on your own or with the support of your friends and family.
Read moreTo help make your visit as comfortable as possible, we offer a dedicated Sensory Space designed for guests who may benefit from a quieter, sensory-friendly area. Accessible via our Guest Services, this thoughtfully designed space provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the outlet.
Read moreThe Caritas ADHD Parenting Programme provide parents with the knowledge and understanding of ADHD to help make positive lasting changes to their child’s behaviour
Read moreA 10 week course that helps support adults to understand and manage difficult feelings and behaviours
Read moreThe My Baby Club sessions cover practical aspects of caring for your new baby, including nappy changing, cord care, baby bathing and hygiene, and what to pack in your hospital bag.
Read moreSundowns stands for Supporting Understanding Needs of Children with Downs and were formed in 2000, the aims of the Charity are to support people with Downs Syndrome and their families and to raise awareness of the positive contribution people with Downs Syndrome make to society.
Read moreThe National Centre for Gaming Disorders is a multi-disciplinary clinic in the UK that provides treatment for people in England, aged 13 years and over, who have difficulty controlling their video game use and the impact it has on their lives.
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