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Providing information, support and activities for the local community.
Services
Community Food Pantries Find a nearest pantry on the 'Your Local Pantry' website
Advice and support service for women who are or have experienced domestic violence/abuse. Women are all individuals, and with this in mind we offer a wide range of services with the aim of providing support options for survivors of abuse.
A project aimed at young adults with learning difficulties/mental health and asylum seekers. The course is aimed at adults aged 18 to 30. Anyone older can volunteer and still be trained up.
Community Transport Service for local people who find it difficult to access safe public transport because of age, disability, low income or lack of availability.
Learning at Level 3 or above will be funded by an Advanced Leaner loan (similar to university loans and with the same rules), and we can assist with the application process for this.
A scheme which recommends books for self-help reading to people with mental health issues. Reading Well supports you to understand and manage your health and wellbeing using helpful reading.
Museum with collections of Merseyside's maritime history including:
Ship modelsParintings, prints and drawingsMore than 70 full size vesselsArchival items about Liverpool and the American Civil WarMaterials relating to the Battle of the Atlantic
