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SPCA Projects
KIDZ PATCH
Opened in Sept 2000 as a partnership between Kings Park Primary School & SPCA , Kidz Patch offers quality playgroup and childcare services at attractive prices which supports working households.
Our After School & Breakfast Club caters for children aged 4-11 and we can accommodate up to 48 children per session. Drop-off and pickup available from Kings Park Primary School daily.
Our Playgroup caters for preschool children and offers a structured and stimulating preschool programme. We can facilitate a maximum of 24 children daily.
Kidz Patch is fully regulated and inspected annually. Managerial staff are highly experienced in the sector and also supported by a Committee of SPCA nominees, Kings Park School representatives, Kidz Patch parents and members of the wider Community.
Our After School & Breakfast Club caters for children aged 4-11 and we can accommodate up to 48 children per session. Drop-off and pickup available from Kings Park Primary School daily.
Our Playgroup caters for preschool children and offers a structured and stimulating preschool programme. We can facilitate a maximum of 24 children daily.
Kidz Patch is fully regulated and inspected annually. Managerial staff are highly experienced in the sector and also supported by a Committee of SPCA nominees, Kings Park School representatives, Kidz Patch parents and members of the wider Community.
PALMS DAY CENTRE
Palms is a Community based Day Centre facility providing services to vulnerable older people in the greater Lurgan area.
Delivered under contract with Southern Trust we pride ourselves in offering our service users with quality care & support.
We aim to provide each service user with mental and physical stimulation, to foster a sense of enjoyment while also providing respite for family members who act as carers.
The facility operates each Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and caters for up to 14 clients daily. Service users participate in planned activities and also get healthy meals when onsite. Places are allocated after referral from the local Social Work Team and suitability assessments etc.
The Day Centre is fully registered with, and regulated by, the Regulation & Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA). This means the Centre is inspected on a regular basis for your confidence & assurance.
Delivered under contract with Southern Trust we pride ourselves in offering our service users with quality care & support.
We aim to provide each service user with mental and physical stimulation, to foster a sense of enjoyment while also providing respite for family members who act as carers.
The facility operates each Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and caters for up to 14 clients daily. Service users participate in planned activities and also get healthy meals when onsite. Places are allocated after referral from the local Social Work Team and suitability assessments etc.
The Day Centre is fully registered with, and regulated by, the Regulation & Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA). This means the Centre is inspected on a regular basis for your confidence & assurance.
THE CEDARS PROJECT
Cedars is the umbrella term for our social/activity clubs for those aged 55+. Cedars has been running for over 30 years and provides significant social, physical and mental health benefits to all our members.
The following are programmes that currently are available:
Bridge – Monday AM
Flower Arranging – Monday AM
Bowls – Monday PM
Stretch & Relax – Tuesday AM
Pickleball – Tuesday AM
Bible Study – Tuesday PM
Badminton – Wednesday AM
Walking Group – Thursday
Craft Time – Friday AM
Cedars is self-funded with affordable enrolment fees for each activity. Membership of Cedars also supports some of our targeted projects supporting the most vulnerable older people in our Community.
The following are programmes that currently are available:
Bridge – Monday AM
Flower Arranging – Monday AM
Bowls – Monday PM
Stretch & Relax – Tuesday AM
Pickleball – Tuesday AM
Bible Study – Tuesday PM
Badminton – Wednesday AM
Walking Group – Thursday
Craft Time – Friday AM
Cedars is self-funded with affordable enrolment fees for each activity. Membership of Cedars also supports some of our targeted projects supporting the most vulnerable older people in our Community.
GOOD RELATIONS PROJECTS
We recognise our town still carries a legacy of the Troubles and the sectarian divisions of the past. For over 30 years we have been helping PUL/CNR communities rebuild trust and relationships.
SPCA is a regionally recognised as a peace building organisation and has an excellent track record in this regard.
We achieve this via a range of educational programmes, mediation sessions, mentoring for Community Leaders, Conflict Management Training, Conferencing and much more.
SPCA is a regionally recognised as a peace building organisation and has an excellent track record in this regard.
We achieve this via a range of educational programmes, mediation sessions, mentoring for Community Leaders, Conflict Management Training, Conferencing and much more.
“NEW COMERS” PROJECT
There are now many new communities who are proud to call Lurgan their home. The variety of cultural and ethnic diversity in our town has never been greater and we seek to celebrate the positives of this fact whilst addressing the challenges which often accompany demographic change.
In recent years we have been supporting minority ethnic community groups to develop their capacity and facilitate social inclusion. We work hard to develop new projects on diversity issues, to deliver support in response to identified needs such as training or community celebration events.
We are committed to working in partnership with other local organisations with expertise in this area where necessary, to ensure better communication, best use of resources and most effective outcomes.
In recent years we have been supporting minority ethnic community groups to develop their capacity and facilitate social inclusion. We work hard to develop new projects on diversity issues, to deliver support in response to identified needs such as training or community celebration events.
We are committed to working in partnership with other local organisations with expertise in this area where necessary, to ensure better communication, best use of resources and most effective outcomes.