Social inclusion can be a problem for those who find it difficult to meet new people, or are isolated due to their location and lack of transport. Farndale has an inclusion service that is aimed towards bringing groups of people together. We offer a wide variety of activities and friendship groups to promote social interaction. We believe that everybody has the right to a social life and our aim is to make these as accessible and enjoyable as possible. Farndale Care also offers transport to individuals’ who would otherwise have difficulty attending activities. People of all ages can benefit from our social inclusion services, by participating in our activities, day trips and friendship groups.

Here are just some of the activities our services users regularly enjoy:

• Bingo
• Art & Craft Groups
• Chair Exercises
• Library Visits
• Meals Out/going to the pub
• Local Quiz Nights
• Walking Groups
• Bowling
• Supported Short Breaks
• Trampolining
• Gym membership

• Red Disco (for the Learning Disabled)
• Cinema
• Theatre visits
• Horse riding
• Trips to the coast
• Fishing
• Golf
• Swimming
• Gardening
• Sensory sessions

Here at Farndale Care, we are constantly adapting the services we offer, based on suggestions and feedback from our Service Users and carers.  This is based on our underlying principle of true person-centred care. We welcome comments or suggestions that help us to continue improving and building on the services we provide.