Armstrong House provides residential non-nursing care for Ladies and Gentlemen. Rooms are ensuite and are furnished by the resident. The Society being a charity is non profit making.

We are an organisation, providing sheltered accomodation for the elderley.

W.I meets the third wednesday of every month at the village hall. Speakers, bring and buys, coffee mornings.

Provides support to children and their families. All work undertaken is through referral process. Referral form can be obtained from the address below.

Activities at Cresswell Community Hall: include quiz, edable gifts, chocolate making, games evenings atc.

Bingo, raffle, refreshments, choir.

Adapt provides a number of Services: Community Services, Individual Transport, Green Light to Work, Odd Job Service. Activities can include card making, arts and crafts, puzzles and games. If you require transport to get to and from the activities groups we can arrange this for using Adapts accessible buses.

Adapt (North East) is a registered charity and Company limited by guarantee. Working with and for people with disabilities, their families and carers in Northumberland.

We recruit, train and assess adoptive parents for Northumberland children.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure.

Provide a variety of courses - from academic to leisure, arts and crafts.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

A variety of courses from academic to arts & crafts.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Range of adult learning and leisure courses available.Many and varied courses from health and social care, to business, languages, arts and crafts, academic and leisure. Also Skills for Life - brushing up on literacy and numeracy skills.

Speaking on behalf of anyone with a disability (ADAPT).

Age 3 - voluntary sector forum for organisations working with and for older people. Lead body - Age Concern Northumberland. Developing a cohensive county-wide voluntary sector voice in relation to older people's issues.

Supporting older people having a 'voice & Choice'. Giving older people the opportunity to express their views, be listened to, ask what they want and need, obtain services to which they are entitled. The service is free, independent, confidential and non-judgemental.

Day Centre. Transport provided and a hot meal. Activities include chair based exercise classes and bingo.

The project is aimed at areas of disadvantage and where older people suffer the greatest health inequalities with a specific focus on how people change their lifestyles through maintaining their involvement in healthy activities.

Gentle exercise class, combination of seated and standing exercises. The class is run by Age Concern instructors.

For anyone over 50. Cost includes 2 courses, and chair based exercise.

An informal center to cater for people over the age of 50. Activities include Dancercise, Pilates, Seated exercise, Qi gong, Singing for the over 50’s, Zumba gold, Knitting and Crocheting , Line dancing, Exercise to music, Gentle walks and Nordic walking. A monthly foot care clinic and weekly holistic therapies including reflexology and a range of massages.

QI Gong

We provide services, activities, information, and advice for people over the age of 50 throughout Northumberland.

Information & Advice Service Mon—Thurs 10 – 1.00 08450 950150 or 01665 605707 Free, confidential, impartial and independent advice for over 50s, their families,carers and organizations in Northumberland.

For people aged 50+ Fitness classes followed by badminton, squash, table tennis or swimming. 2 cafes available.

The Alan Shearer Centre is the North East's premier interactive venue designed for disabled adults and children. We provide a wide range of leisure, challenge, relaxation and theraputic opportunities including a hysrotherapy suite, sensory rooms, a sensory garden and accessible woodland walk.

A specialised short break facility in Newcastle upon Tyne for children and adults with disabilities. A fully trained and experienced staff team is equipped to deal with people with the most complex of needs, from high dependency and personal care requirements to people presenting extreme and challenging behaviours.

Al-Anon Family Groups is an international fellowship offering support to anyone whose life is, or has been, affected by someone else’s drinking; we do this by sharing our experience, strength & hope. There are support groups throughout the United Kingdom & North East, including Morpeth. The Al-Anon Helpline is available 365 days a year between 10am-10pm; you can contact the Helpline by phoning 020 7403 0888.

Church of England Parish Church holding various events throughout the year.

Local scouts to provide activity,development and social entertainment for young people from the ages of 6-25 years.

A voluntary group run for Tyne Valley residents, young and old. The club meets on Sunday afternoons and one evening a week, affiliated to the Grand National Archery Society. Newcomers and experienced archers welcome.

The provision, maintainance and running of a 9 hole (16 Tee) golf course, for the benefit of local members, and tourists. Subject to finance being available, the provision of free start up coaching for juniors. The provision of special rates for group bookings,including catering, to encourage tourists for the benefit of the community.

A small branch library situated on the northern edge of the town, in a converted chapel, opposite Allendale First School.

The trust manages a heritage centre, museum and cafe in the village for the benefit of residents and tourists. Other exhibits include a rebuilt blacksmiths shop and a water powered Armstrong Engine from the 19th Century. The exhibits are open all year round during daylight hours. Visitors are asked to pay a small donation. Car Parking is available in the village.

The bureau provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice on a range of subjects: debt, housing, welfare benefits and employment. Interested in volunteering with us – please write or call.

The Officers and Members of Alnwick Bowling Club welcome you to visit our bowls club and web site. We are fully committed to provide members, visiting and bowls touring teams with the best possible facilities, competitive play and enjoyment that can be offered in Northumberland. The club promotes the game of bowls through league matches,County Competitions,Club Competitions, Friendly Matches and Social activities for men,women and youth. We wish to encourage and develop a youth section. We also invite anyone wishing to try the game to come and "TRY BOWLS For Free for 4 Weeks" So why not come along and give it a go. We are sure you will enjoy it. Any bowler experienced or inexperienced who is or has moved into the area is welcome to come and join us and enjoy the outdoor sport of flat green bowls. If coaching is required we have our own Qualified Club Coach readily available.

A bridge playing group for people of different levels of ability at the game.

We offer advice and assistance to help conserve, protect and improve the built environment of Alnwick, and promote its interests as a residential and social community. We also seek to find a balance between commercial development and conservation of the character of the town.

Local community centre offering activities for families and people of all ages. Now also have a community café on Mondays for young people, but planning to expand to open the café for everyone in the local area.

The trust was founded in 2000 to identify and develop projects to meet the various needs of the local community in Alnwick.It is a registered charity and a company Limited by Guaratee. The trust is a member of the development Trusts Association and Federation of Northumberland Development Trusts.

Alnwick Cricket club one of the oldest cricket clubs in Northumberland ( founded 1837) is a member of the Northumberland & Tyneside senior league. provides facilities for all age groups.

Organises Exhibitions of members work in Alnwick Playhouse. Help to co-ordinate artists in the region.Plans for lecturers and workshops in the future.

A thriving centre, featuring the very best in professional music, drama,dance and film.

Alnwick Friends is a friendship group for people in their middle years, who are single, separated, divorced or widowed and would like to make new friends. The club is free to join and is run by someone local.

A club for people interested in gardens and gardening. Demonstrations and speakers e.g. Tom Pattinson gardening columnist for the Northumberland Gazette is a speaker.

Golfing activities. Senior Golf section. Ladies section. Buggies can help people with mobility problems.

A Festival of Music, Song and Dance from around the world.

A monthly social group which meets at the White Swan for a meal. Visitors and new members welcome.

Alnwick library is located on Green Batt, just outside the town wall. It is the main library for the district of Alnwick and is the base for the mobile library which serves the Coquet valley communities.

A group for people interested in dolls' houses. Furniture etc. is 1/12th scale. Monthly sessions, plus 2 day sessions with tutors and an annual outing and a meal out at Christmas.

Alnwick Netball includes Alnwick Juniors Back to Netball and Ladies Netball which is open to women and girls from the local community for participation in recreational and competitive sport. Alnwick Netball was established to create pathways for progression and targets women and girls aged 12+ by encouraging personal development.

A social support group which meets monthly and normally has a speaker.

A group for people who are interested in pipe music. You do not have to be able to play the instrument.

A varied programme of plays, films and productions.There are some matinee productions or earlier starts-so please check times. Also lots of other activities.

Community Choir

Lifeboat Coffee Aims

Matmakers

Stitching Group

Writers Group

Social group for people who have had a stroke. Must be able to access toilet unaided.

Alnwick Table Tennis Club (ATTC) promotes the sport of table tennis at all levels, in North Northumberland. Based at Lindisfarne Sports Centre, Alnwick, we offer coaching at Junior and Senior Level and provide opportunities to play table tennis competitively and for fitness and fun :-)

U3A offers all older people a variety of opportunities to use their knowledge, skills, experience, as well as obtaining new ones in an informal, friendly atmosphere.

Day Care and Outhreach Service for working age adults with Mental Health problems.

Runs three-day workshops and other events in prisons and the community which develop people's ability to resolve conflict without resorting to violence - physical, mental or emotional. Cost per participant varies from nil to £80 for community workshops, depending on the ability to pay.

Parish Council - please see our main website for more information.

Berwick Alzheimer's Society office offers information and support to people with dementia and their carers. This includes one to one and group support. Information and support can also be given over the telephone and through our various publications.

Alzheimer's Society Blyth offers one to one and group support for people with dementia and their carers. Support and information can also be offered over the telephone and through our various publications.

Hexham office provides information and support to people with dementia, their families and carers in a one to one or group support format. Support and information can also be offered over the telephone and through our various publications.

We provide support, advice and information for carers and for people with Alzheimers disease or other forms of dementia, who live in Morpeth & Wansbeck District, Alnwick, Amble and Ponteland. Our services are free and confidential.

The Alzheimer's Society is the leading care and research charity for people with all forms of dementia, their families and carers. We are dependent on donations for our work. If you would like to find out more or make a donation, please ring 0845 306 0898, or visit the website.

We offer people of all ages the opportunity to participate in the outdoor flat green bowling from April to September. New members are given tuition to get them started, from then on the limit of what they can achieve is governed by their personal ambition.

Offers people of all ages the opportunity, at reasonable cost, to participate in outdoor flat green bowling. New members are given tuition to get them started; from then on the limit to what they can achieve is governed by their personal ambition. From April to September.

The Childrens Centre programme is based on the concept that providing integrated education with childcare, family support and health services are key factors in achieving good outcomes for children and parents.

A charitable trust which aims to regenerate the former coal-mining town of Amble.

A small branch library, located in a quiet side street and close to the main shopping area. Signposted from Church Street.

Adult placement scheme. Day care.

Riding lessons, basic to advanced, tots to adults, basic riding jumping dressage. Nervous, special needs. Schools, fetes etc. Events and shows. Showjumping events/gymkhana shows.

Art Class - Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10am, Fridays 1pm. No contact number,if interested just turn up on the day.

Weekly Arts sessions

Art Club

Painting and Drawing.

Art Group

Art Tour weekends, garden painting courses in watercolour and pastel, as well as 'mixed media and masks' themed workshops (2 and 3 day courses available), exhibitions.Information about the workshops is also on the web site.

Our charity is the only major charity in UK funding research in Universities, Hospitals and Medical Schools to investigate the cause and cure of arthritis and other rheumatic diseases.We currently fund grants worth almost £7 million across the North East, but do not receive any government funding. Our funds are raised in a variety of ways including community fundraising and we are always looking for committed volunteers to help us in our work. Please contact me for further information or visit our website www.arthritisresearchuk.org

Workshops for groups of people doing visual arts, reminiscence etc. Can work with disabled people and people with learning disabilitties, and people with residential care establishments. The artist is prepared to travel to where the group is based. The artist is CRB checked and is aware of vulnerable adult policy.

We are a part of Lions Clubs international and are a service organisation. We raise money for mostly local charities & good causes. In recent years we have raised £8,000 for the air ambulance equipped the relatives room at Wansbeck Hospital as well as numerous small donations to organisations & individuals in Northumberland.

Ashington and Newbiggin Local History Group

The Ashington Art Group is a self help group, although we do invite artists to give demonstrations. we visit art galleries, and put on exhibitions annually. Our members work in a variety of media, i.e. water colours, oils, acrylic and pastels. New members are welcome. Meet 6:00-8:00pm Thursday, 10-noon Saturday at North Seaton Colliety Community Centre. More details ring (01670) 856602

The Children's Centre contributes to ensuring that every child gets the best start in life. It also works toward better opportunities for parents and a stronger and safer community. The Children's Centre has links to a range of local affordable good quality childcare providers.