These services include regularly scheduled groups, both drop-ins and sign-ups, covering a range of activities.
These clubs are good opportunities to find out more about the organisations and what they offer, as well as being good opportunities to socialise or gain new skills.
Dave Camlin – Sing For Fun “If you can talk, you can sing!” A free opportunity to feel uplifted by singing together! Sing for Fun is for anyone looking to...
Read MoreCommunity Garden Come and sit or work in our beautiful community garden. No gardening experience needed. Open: Wednesday 08.30-11.30 also Contact David on 07958243136 for more opening times. Address: St....
Read MoreMillom Network Centre Millom Network Centre is a charity based in Millom and dedicated to helping to improve the lives of the local community. Their projects encompass many different topics,...
Read MoreOver 55’s Lunch A friendly group to share lunch, a two course hot meal and who take twice yearly outings! Meets the 1st Wednesday of each month. Cost is £7....
Read MoreAdult Support Groups Connect (Whitehaven) Our weekly adult drop-in group in Whitehaven offers a relaxed, welcoming space to connect with others in your local community. This is a group-based session,...
Read MoreKarate Classes Learn a holistic and time proven martial art that aims to cultivate body, mind and spirit for self-defence, health, personal development and longevity. Suitable for members of the...
Read MoreWalking Football Our inclusive walking football group offers a friendly and supportive (re)introduction to movement, designed for people of all abilities and experience levels. Whether you’re returning to physical activity...
Read MoreFitness Classes Get fit, get strong, build confidence and have fun! Join our exhilarating fitness workouts in a friendly and supportive group environment. Find out more and book a free...
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Connecting people in West Cumbria with mental health support services in the community.
The West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership is led by Groundwork NE & Cumbria with Together We and is funded with a grant received from the Cumbria Community Foundation through the Transforming West Cumbria Programme funded by Sellafield Ltd.








