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The forum was established in 2005 and has grown into one of the largest 50+ forums in Derbyshire. Our members come together to share ideas, learn new things and help shape the future of their local community. Long Eaton and District 50+ Forum brings together people who want to stay active, connected and involved in their community. The forum provides an opportunity to: make new friends and enjoy regular social contact stay informed about local issues and services share your views on matters that affect older people discover new hobbies, interests and learning opportunities take part in trips, activities and community projects help improve local services and facilities be part of a friendly and supportive network Since 2005, forum members have worked together on a range of community projects and campaigns, including: a successful bus shelter campaign with Trent Barton and Erewash Borough Council, helping to highlight vandalism and improve local facilities organising beginner computer courses at the local library, helping older people develop digital skills and confidence supporting the development of a thriving local University of the Third Age (U3A) group establishing a popular travel club, giving members the opportunity to enjoy days out and visit places of interest across the country Social activities The forum offers much more than quarterly meetings. Members regularly enjoy social activities, learning opportunities and trips throughout the year. Previous travel club visits have included: Tewkesbury Llandudno Nene Valley Railway Anderton Boat Lift and Canal Hull The forum also supports a variety of learning opportunities, including computer courses and astronomy sessions. The forum continues to welcome guest speakers, organise social activities and support local projects that matter to older residents.

The forum supports people living in Ilkeston and the surrounding communities within the Borough of Erewash. With more than 300 members, it is one of Derbyshire's largest and most active 50+ forums. Over the years, the forum has organised a variety of informative events and activities for members, including presentations from organisations such as: Derbyshire Handy Van Service Age UK Derby and Derbyshire The Medaille Trust local history and environmental groups The forum also produced a community recipe book featuring favourite recipes from members, beautifully illustrated by a family member of the forum's former chair. The book proved extremely popular and became a local bestseller. Social activities Alongside our quarterly open forum meetings, the forum organises a range of social activities and trips throughout the year. Recent and popular visits have included: Bletchley Park Warwick Castle Chatsworth House Christmas shopping trips and festive markets The forum also hosts a stall each year at Ilkeston Carnival, providing an opportunity to meet local residents, promote the work of the forum and encourage new members to get involved. We continue to invite a variety of guest speakers to our meetings and welcome suggestions for future topics and activities. What to expect at our meetings Our open forum meetings offer a chance to connect with others, find out what's happening locally and hear from a variety of interesting speakers. Each session typically includes: guest speakers covering a range of informative and relevant topics opportunities to share views and discuss issues affecting older people updates on local services, projects and community developments entertainment and engaging activities opportunities to meet local organisations and community groups light refreshments and time to socialise

Weekly Stay and Play Session for tiny tots.  £2 per family, children aged 0-3 years and volunteer led.

This directory is a free guide to what's going on near you. It brings together local activities, clubs, groups, places to go and support services, so you can find them all in one place instead of searching lots of different websites. How it can help you Get active. Find walking groups, sports clubs, exercise classes and other ways to move more, whatever your age or ability. Meet people. Discover social groups, community cafés, clubs and events where you can try something new and make connections. Find support. Look up local services that can help with things like money worries, housing, caring for someone, or your health and wellbeing. Explore your area. See parks, open spaces, community centres and other welcoming places near you. Help someone else. Use it to find the right group or service for a friend, relative or someone you support. How to use it Type what you're looking for in the search box, or choose a theme on the home page. Set where you are, and how far you're happy to travel. Open a listing to see what's on offer, where it is and how to get in touch. Save anything you like to Bookmarks so you can find it again. Free and always growing The directory is free to use, and new listings are added all the time by local organisations, community groups and partners. If you run something that should be here, select Contribute and add it. If you can't find what you're looking for, or something needs updating, select Contribute and then What's missing? to let us know.

Parkside High CIC Youth Organisation offer a range of activities, support and alternative learning opportunities for children and Young People aged 8-18+.

An 8-week programme for individuals aged 16+ to gain practical digital skills including internet safety, data fundamentals, formulas, and databases.

Providing activities and support to people in Cotmanhay and surrounding areas. 

Long Eaton: Baptist Church Station Street Long Eaton Nottingham NG10 1GJ Sawley: 165 Wilmot Street Sawley Long Eaton Nottingham NG10 3EL Castle Donington St Edwards Church Hall St Anne’s Lane Castle Donington DE74 2LF

At AA, alcoholics help each other. We will support you. You are not alone. Together, we find strength and hope. You are one step away.

Our mission is to provide safe, supportive housing for adults facing challenges such as addiction, homelessness, mental health issues, or other vulnerabilities. The organisation focuses on person-centered, trauma-informed care, aiming to empower individuals to rebuild their lives and achieve independence.

Ladies Circle is a social group for any women aged between 18-45. Meeting every other Wednesday evening, catching up with friends old and new, trying new things, essential "me time". We're all different but with 1 thing in common - WE LOVE LADIES CIRCLE! We meet every 2 weeks on a Wednesday evening.

Community Garden with sessions for adult volunteers every Monday from 10 am till 12 noon. Other activities include Little Foresters sessions for pre-school children and families, a home school group, summer art workshops, Sunday art and wellbeing sessions (monthly) and a fortnightly coffee morning for people with anxiety.

For adults with a hearing loss. Weekly fun, relaxing and interactive lipreading and hearing loss management classes in Long Eaton. Alongside the classes, regular social activities for peer group support.

YES Derbyshire provides a gateway for young people in Derbyshire to access a range of support services to help move into employment or training. This is a one-stop-shop for young people aged from 16 to 24, offering access to training, careers advice and guidance. You can access our service if you're not in education, employment or training. We offer one-to-one appointments with our qualified and experienced advisers who can support you to explore your options, access employment and training opportunities, and explore support needs around health and wellbeing. We offer information, advice and guidance on a variety of areas to suit your individual needs. Including your options around: * employment * training and qualifications * apprenticeships * volunteering * health and wellbeing support * and much more…

Derbyshire Mind delivers ‘Supported Self Help’: a programme that empowers you to support and improve your mental health. It has been created to provide an early intervention service to anyone who is starting to experience symptoms of worsening mental health, such as stress, low mood, bereavement, worry, low self-esteem. Through the use of our specially designed materials, CBT tools, and weekly one-to-one check-in sessions with our trained Mental Health Practitioners, you will be supported every step of the way in creating yourself a personalised toolkit to help you improve your mental health and overall wellbeing. We hope that by providing you with help and support when your symptoms are only just beginning, we can intervene before your symptoms worsen and help prevent you from needing more intensive clinical support. Derbyshire Mind’s Supported Self Help Service currently has the security of being funded through a National Lottery, Reaching Communities Grant. Our thank go to National Lottery for supporting this vital work through this funding.

A series of monthly local history meetings hosted by the Ilkeston and District Local History Society.  Held on the first Tuesday of every month from 7.15pm to 9pm.

Walking football sessions. All abilities are warmly invited, whether you're just starting out or looking to stay active and social. Return to the game you love. Your first session is free. £4 per session thereafter. Join us every Monday evening from 18:45.

Welcome to the Ilkeston and District Local History Society (IDLHS)

Canaan Trust homeless charity - Independent Person Centred Christian Charity. Accommodation and support for homelessness & related issues.

If you’re looking for information on the learning opportunities available through Derbyshire Adult Community Education Service (DACES), we can help!