South Gloucestershire Social Club

How does the service work?

Our youth groups offer new and varied activities for young people. The activities at our South Gloucestershire young club are voted for by the young people themselves, and are designed to give them a sense of achievement as well as develop their social and life skills. There is always a wide range of activities available, such as Sports hall, computer games, magazines & books, arts & crafts, music and computer games. Each month also has a special featured activity, such as Karaoke, slime workshop, BINGO or animation workshop. There is tuck shop with snacks available by donation; entrance fee also include pizza and garlic bread.

"It’s the only venue where he runs in with a big smiling face and comes out shattered and has a great night’s sleep. Thanks to KIDS – you really do change lives".

Parent of young person from the Social Club

Who is the service for?

Young disabled people aged 12 to 25.

How much does it cost?

£3.50 per session (includes pizza and garlic bread)

Availability:

Day	Times
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	Closed
Friday	19:00-21:00
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

The club runs once a month so to find out specific dates call or email using the details below.

How to access this service:

You can access this service via self-referral.

Contact:

Sam Eason

Phone: 0117 947 6111
Email: [email protected]

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