Diverse aims to provide social contact and activities for autistic people. It is run by and for people who are autistic and neurodiverse.
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Free, confidential telephone service just for older people. We provide friendship, conversation and support for people aged 55 or over, especially those who may be experiencing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
We work alongside young adults to empower and support your transition into adulthood.
We provide a community centre and support community development in Keynsham South. We were formerly known as Community at 67
A group for care-experienced young people aged 18-25. We meet monthly to help improve the care system and to take part in fun activities and trips. A safe space with other care-leavers. Completely free. Food provided and travel support available.
We also run in-care groups for 5-11 year-olds and 12-17 year-olds: see 'In Care Councils'.
We have an indoor rink which is wheelchair accessible.
This is a befriending service providing volunteers to visit people with problems such as anxiety or depression who are feeling socially isolated.
A small group of mostly retired brass instrument players get together in a small (10 piece) ensemble on a fortnightly basis on Tuesday mornings 10-12. New players welcome.
Do you have worries about your memory or a loved one's memory? Help is available through Curo’s Rural Independent Living Service.
The National Disability Card makes it easy to show others that you have a disability, helping you to navigate venues and events with ease. It’s accepted at 600+ locations in the UK and abroad, including Disneyland Paris, plus card holders can access a wide range of exclusive online shopping discounts.
Cardholders can also order our premium lanyards and official RADAR Key, which provides access to over 10,000 locked disabled toilets across the UK.
Carers who look after a National Disability Card holder are entitled to 25% off the National Carers Card.