A University of Glasgow researcher is asking a question that doesn’t get asked enough: when do disabled people actually get to rest? Not just sleep — but genuinely meaningful, restful free time that belongs to them. We’re sharing a research project that’s gathering real experiences to build a Manifesto for Rest and Free Time, and they need your voice.
Thanks to generous funding from the One Stop Community Partnership Programme, we were recently able to offer a new experience to our members — a Sharin Tao Tai Chi taster session, delivered at Grays Road Institute.
If you want to take some positive steps for your health, you’re warmly invited to join us.
We are delighted to share the news that Tees Valley Sport, via the Together Fund, have pledged support for Stepping On Social and Zumba Gold for six months.
Today is Safer Internet Day and so we have put together some advice on keeping yourself safe online.
On Friday 23rd December, Team Trixie donned some festive attire and visited Allington House Care Home in Billingham.
On Wednesday 14th December, the CWAStockton team along with Santa Claus joined the group from Stepping On Social.
On Monday 28th November, the group started early with a lunch at La Port Italian Restaurant in Billingham.
On Monday 14th November, members of Hand In Hand Activities CIC came together at Grays Road Institute for an Everyday First Aid Awareness session delivered by St John’s Ambulance.
On Friday 21st October, Ivy Purdham again joined the Zumbarettes to deliver a dance-based workshop with some Spanish zest!