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CWTC Wellbeing Cafe

The CWTC (Centre of Wellbeing Training & Culture) Wellbeing Cafe offers:

- Music Therapy - Reminiscence - Arts, Crafts & Heritage - Intergenerational Workshops - Share your Skills and Experiences - Find out Information and Advice on Health, Dementia & Carer Services - Volunteering Opportunities - Refreshments Available.

To register for any of the above activities, please see contact details below:
Address:
Floor 1, Unique Enterprise Centre, Belfield Road, Rochdale, OL16 2UP
Umbrella org:
Centre of Wellbeing, Training and Culture
Telephone:
07930 306933
How to apply:
Please telephone or visit website
Sector:
Public

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