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Leisure Time Sessions Are Back Again!

Leisure Time Sessions Are Back Again!

A fun and friendly group which organises leisure events for disabled people has restarted bigger and better following the loosening up of Covid-19 regulations.

The ‘Leisure Time’ sessions take place on Friday mornings from 10.30-12.30 at Concord Sports Centre, Shiregreen Lane, Sheffield S5 6AE, and costs £3 for participants with their carers admitted free.

Grace, who is a participant representative, having taken part in similar sessions since 1999, said: “Our bouncy castle and sensory rooms are now open again and We also have various activities such as football, badminton, table tennis, and cricket.

“It is a relaxed space where participants can do as little or as much as they want and they are also welcome to bring new ideas like games to share. Our activities are ideal to take time out, chat and make friends. The building is fully accessible, also hot and cold drinks and confectionery can be bought. We would love more people to attend and make new friends. I am there every Friday and newcomers are always welcome.”

For further information you can contact Grace by emailing grace.maria47@gmail.com or contact Sheffield City Trust on 0114 223 3800

Alternatively you can contact the management by emailing dawn.wood@sheffieldcitytrust.org or Charlotte.Rogerson@sheffieldcitytrust.org or the activity coach gemmawilliamson18@btinternet.com

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