Centre Coffee Shop

Midstream West Lancs Ltd offers work activity training and day care services for individuals with learning disabilities and other special needs, aged 16 and above. Their programme operates year-round, providing tailored support in a variety of real work activities including horticulture, retail, crafts, and catering. Additionally, they focus on enhancing the transition from school to adulthood for young people aged 16 to 24 through their Pathways to Adulthood programme. This initiative combines work-based experiences with classroom sessions, aiming to prepare participants for employment, independent living, and voluntary work. Generated from the website

Dial House Cafe, part of Dial West Cheshire, offers a welcoming environment that serves a variety of hot and cold drinks, snacks, and light meals, catering to the community's needs. The cafe operates alongside various services aimed at improving the lives of disabled and older individuals, reinforcing its commitment to inclusivity and support. In addition to its cafe, Dial West Cheshire provides an Autism Hub, T Club for social connection, and essential information and advice services. With a strong focus on community engagement, the organization encourages volunteering and participation to enhance the wellbeing of its clients. Generated from the website