Bridgend Carers Centre and Awen Cultural Trust helped form Bridgend carers choir, called ‘Off Duty’, in 2019.
The choir is open to carers of all singing ability and experience and is an opportunity for carers to have a break from their caring role whilst having time to themselves to do something they enjoy.
Rehearsals take place in Evergreen Hall, Bridgend (expect for public and school holidays) from 11am until 12:30pm. Members are asked to contribute £3.50 each per session to help with refreshments.
Please visit www.offduty.com or @BridgendCarersChoir on Facebook for more information.
Halo Leisure provides opportunities for people living with dementia to be social and active by offering fun and friendly sessions with specially trained staff.
People with dementia and their carers can enjoy swimming, badminton, table tennis and hands on activities such arts and crafts in a safe and friendly environment while socialising with others.
Find out more here: FEEL GOOD FOR LIFE (haloleisure.org.uk)
This group supports parents and other family members of girls who have autism, up to the age of 25 years living in the Bridgend area. A formal diagnosis is not essential. Join us for support, training, information, group chats and guest speakers. Meeting, via Zoom, the second Wednesday of every month at 10am and in the evening at 7pm.
Contact Davina on 07497 332253 or email carerswellbeing@bridgendcarers.co.uk for further information
Are you caring for someone with Dementia? Meet others in a similar caring role with the Dementia Carers Group, meeting the first Thursday of every month between 1pm and 3pm at Bridgend Carers Centre.
Ospreys Half-term Rugby Camps
Summer activities in Bridgend County!
Bridgend Tennis Club Holiday Camps