Stockport Wellbeing and Young People's Engagement Group

The activities are designed in line with the five steps to wellbeing and include:

Workshops
Evenings out
Makaton signs and symbols
Arts and crafts
Cooking
Healthy living
Meeting new people
Taking part in consultations and having your say

Group runs every Wednesday from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at Woodbank Youth Centre, Stockport SK1 4BN.

To access the group you need to either be referred or self-refer. For more information on how to refer please contact Viv on:

Phone: 0161 240 6168

Email: [email protected]

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