Groups and activities for older people in Burnley

There are several groups and activities for older people in Burnley. These include Age UK Lancashire, which provides day clubs and social activities, and the Burnley Rambling Group, which organizes walks and social events.

Pendleside Hospice offers help for carers and has dementia-friendly sessions, and Burnley FC in the Community runs a group called "No Nay Never" for people with dementia.

The groups include:

Social activities

Age UK Lancashire:

Loving Later Life Day Clubs with opportunities for socializing, learning, and fun activities.

Burnley Rambling Group:

Walks and social events, suitable for those who enjoy the outdoors and social interaction.

Burnley Leisure & Culture:

Active Adults sessions at St. Peter's Leisure Centre, including table tennis, badminton, and bowling for those aged 50+.

Re-engage:

Monthly tea parties for older people living alone.

East Lancs Activity Group:

Social and sports activities for people with mental illness, including cinema trips and gym visits.

Dementia help:

Pendleside Hospice:

"No Nay Never" sessions in partnership with Burnley FC in the Community at Burnley Cricket Club, providing a supportive environment for people living with dementia, Alzheimer's, and memory loss.

Butterfly Dementia Cafes:

Several locations (Brierfield, Colne, Nelson) offer help and social interaction for individuals with dementia.

Other Resources:

Burnley Community Dementia Group:

Meets at Burnley Cricket Club every Wednesday.

Charter House Resource Centre & Sensory Room:

Day care for people with dementia, offering a safe and enriching environment.

Community Independent Living Service (CILS):

A partnership of local charities that helps adults of all ages to live independently and stay connected to their community.

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