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Deafblind Unit – Day Centre Provision

Day Centre Groups are held here at Centenary House on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Lunch and transport is provided free of charge.

Activities

Activities include:

Baking, Banking, Bingo, Bowling, Crafts, Chiropody, Computer Lessons, Day Trips, Discussion Groups, Equipment Service, Hairdresser, Holidays, Information (benefits, services and specialist equipment), Keep Fit, Hearing Aid Support, One-to-one Communicator Guide Service for medical appointments, One-to-one Communicator Guide Service for social activities, Sensory Garden and Conservatory.

Volunteers

Without the support of our valuable team of volunteers it would be impossible to undertake and maintain all these activities. If you would like to volunteer to support our day centres please contact the Deafblind Unit, telephone 0113 243 8328.

Left: chat and tea while playing cards

Right: viewing equipment

Left: crafts at Easter

Right: Blind Rally 21 May 2004 (entertainment and lunch)

Left: relaxing in the garden

Right: making buns

Left: a volunteer guiding a client

Right: bowling

Left: bingo – instead of cards, the players use sets of dominoes, identifying the numbers by touch.