Run by Oldham’s Sensory and Physical Support Service Sessions for parents to meet other parents and carers who also have a child with vision/hearing needs. Lots of fun filled activities […]
These are free play and stimulation sessions for children up to five years old. Booking only please contact the Family Hub for more details.
Bring in your device or digital query for 1-1 support.
This is a free to access play session for babies and children aged 0 – 12 months (or not walking). Booking only please - contact the Family Hub for more details.
Drop in session for parents to get the health information and advice they need for their young children. During the sessions you can play with your baby, in the centre, parents can have their babies weighed and checked, and seek advice about all aspects of feeding, nursing, development and caring for babies and pre-school children.
Understanding technology and your business for non-techies!
Come along to our free online course for beginners and develop your digital skills so you can feel comfortable in the online world.
Come and join the fun at Northmoor Library’s Lego Club. Build, create, and play. Let your imagination run wild. No need to book in advance - this is a drop-in event For ages 5 and over. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an Adult.
Join this friendly group for knitting, crocheting and a chat every Wednesday afternoon at Limehurst Library.
Startup Huddle is a program designed to help one community entrepreneur/community business at a time while strengthening the local ecosystem
Join our relaxed and informal book club to discuss your reads, discover new authors and explore new books. We read the same title from a variety of genres picked by library staff and meet once a month to discuss it. It’s a great way to meet new people and socialise and discover books you never […]
Explore your relationship with water through drawing, words and simple movement.Explore your relationship with water through drawing, words and simple movement.During this workshop we will use creative processes developed in […]
