Community Building
Ladybarn Community Hub
"Whatever your age or background, we want all the people and the whole community to thrive."
Who We Help, Why We Help & the Difference It Makes
Ladybarn Community Hub is a community centre in the heart of Ladybarn, and we run a variety of groups such as coffee mornings, choirs and over 50s lunch clubs as well as hosting other organisations like youth groups and churches and offering venue hire for the local community.
Whatever your age or background, we want all the people and the whole community to thrive. We want to be part of community transformation – whether that’s building the community spirit, developing a sustainable environment or helping meet the needs of our community. Whatever it is, we want to be at the heart of positive, lasting change in Ladybarn.
Ladybarn Community Hub (formerly Ladybarn Community Centre) has been going for over 40 years serving the community and transforming the lives of people who enter the hub to get involved in activities and build positive relationships.
We hope people enjoy The Hub as a welcoming place full of life and activity bringing good to the whole community
Our Services Are
Free Low CostWhat We Do
We provide a range of daily activities. Click here to visit the website for the most up to date timetable.
Monday
- Tai Chi 1pm – 2pm. All abilities welcome. £5 per session. First session free! PLEASE NOTE that there is no Tai Chi on Monday 17 February, Monday 7 April, Monday 14th April due to the holiday club.
- Study Mondays 11am – 5pm. Study space for students and home workers. Free wifi and unlimited tea and coffee for £1 donation. Tuck shop available or bring your own snacks.
Tuesday
- LGBTQ+ coffee morning 10:30am – 12:30pm with tea and toast. No need to book, £2 donation
Accessible walking and wheeling group 11am – 12:30. Join us for a walk around Kingswood Park followed by free tea and toast at the Hub. Meet in the foyer at 11. £2 donation for lunch. In association with Friends of Kingswood Park.
- Volunteer-led gardening session 5:30pm – 7:30pm. Come along and garden with others in the community. Beginners welcome and learning opportunities provided.
The Veg Box People collection site 2pm-4pm. visit www.vegboxpeople.org.uk to subscribe to your own locally grown organic fruit and vegetable boxes delivered straight to the Hub.
Board games and brews 2pm – 4pm. Friendly board game group playing a variety of modern games. Feel free to bring a game to share! Everyone welcome – £2 optional donation per session to support the hub. Starting 25 February.
Wednesday
Arts and Crafts group 10:30am – 12:30pm Wellbeing arts and crafts activities, like knitting, painting, hand massage and more. £3 donation. Bring your own lunch if you like!
Ladybarn Voices Choir 5:30pm – 6:45pm. Back by popular demand. Contemporary and classic pop music choir. All abilities welcome and no audition required. £4.
Warm Wednesdays 10am – 2pm. We are open Monday to Thursday to all who would like to sit in the warmth and have a hot beverage, and particularly welcome people to come on Wednesdays for a free cuppa soup and slice of toast. Feel free to read our books in the foyer while you’re here!
Thursday
- Volunteer-led gardening session 10am – 12pm. Come along and garden with others in the community. Beginners welcome and learning opportunities provided.
- Over 50’s Lunch Club 12 noon – 2.30pm. Join us for a 2 course meal with bingo and a raffle! £5 for food plus £1 for games and activities. PLEASE NOTE that there is no lunch club on Thursday 20 February, Thursday 10 April, Thursday 17 April due to the holiday club.
- NEW GROUP – Rhythm of Wellbeing: Therapeutic Drum Circle Sessions with Zsuzsa. 6:30pm – 7:30pm. 10 fortnightly sessions. Starting on 6th February. No prior experience of drumming necessary and open to all, free of charge. Book a place by emailing [email protected].
Friday
- Konnect Club 6pm – 8pm – Youth Club for young adults with disabilities run by 4CT please call 0161 230 1420 for more details
Saturday
- Fizz Club 10am – 12pm – Youth Club for young people with disabilities run by 4CT please call 0161 230 1420 for more details
- Short Breaks Club 1pm – 4pm – run by 4CT – please call 0161 230 1420 for more details.
Sunday
Christ Church Manchester – service from 10am www.christchurchmanchester.com
Volunteer
VOLUNTEER WITH US
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead
Ladybarn Community Hub would not operate without the generosity of its volunteers. There are volunteers helping run activities in the Hub including old age groups, gardening, one-off community events and leadership and governance. We also have many opportunities for student volunteering to help them participate and contribute to the community during their time in Manchester studying.
Consider these benefits to volunteering:
- Volunteering can help you make friends.
- Volunteering is good for your mind and body including combating stress and depression.
- Volunteering can advance your career.
- Volunteering brings fun and fulfilment to your life
People volunteer for many different reasons whether you’re a student or retired or any where in between we’d love you to consider volunteering at the Hub!
If you would like to support your local community, meet new friends and learn new skills then please
get in touch!
Please complete a volunteer application form below and send to [email protected]
Contact the Hub if you’d like to chat about volunteering and where you could help.
Current volunteering vacancies
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