Community groups

Age UK Plymouth operate a day care service offering those aged 50+ within the Plymouth area an enjoyable and friendly atmosphere to socially engage.

Borrow Don't Buy is Plymouth's very own Library of Things (LoT). We are a community interest company with the mission of giving you affordable access to the things you need - whilst simultaneously benefitting the Earth.

The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) has been the voice of dyslexic people since 1972. We are a membership organisation working to achieve a dyslexia-friendly society for all.

We help Chinese people living in UK who find it hard to get help because of language or cultural barriers.

We are a support group for parents and meet every Wednesday from 10am to 11.30am. During this time we often have a guest speaker to talk to the group. There is even coffee!

Crownhill Community Centre is situated next to Tavistock Road, central to Plymouth. The centre aims to provide a warm and friendly welcome to all service personnel, their families and local non-service families, whether they attend a daytime user group such as a coffee morning, parent and toddler group or a social function.

The Devon and Cornwall Chinese Association is a non-political, non-religious organisation formed to serve and represent the interests of those members of the Chinese community who recognise a common set of needs and wish to take positive action to achieve these aspirations.

We are a charity that donates furniture to those in need - such as families who are victims of domestic violence or homelessness among others. We will do all we can to help anyone in need.

We are originally from Sri Lanka and South India, our first language is Tamil and we are a non-profit organisation.

Since 1997 our social enterprise has helped many thousands of people make friends and enjoy a better social life. Have fun, meet people, make friends, enjoy a great social life.

Diabetes UK is the largest organisation in the UK working for people with diabetes, funding research, campaigning and helping people live with the condition. Diabetes UK South West works to raise awareness of diabetes so that people can understand and know how to care for their condition. It enables people across the South West to have a voice which can inform local service delivery of diabetes care and support raising vital funds into the causes of diabetes.

As part of the Every Player Counts programme funded by Wembley National Stadium Trust, we provide courses and programmes for a wide range of disabilities. Through the project, we aim to improve accessibility, barriers to participation and provide fun, progressive and some competitive programmes for people with disabilities.

Down's syndrome is caused by the presence of an extra chromosome in a baby's cells. In the majority of cases, Down's syndrome is not an inherited condition. Down's syndrome usually occurs because of a chance happening at the time of conception. Children and adults with Down's syndrome are all unique individuals with their own personalities, family backgrounds and preferences that make them who they are.

Dyspraxia is a lifelong condition affecting gross and fine motor coordination in adults and children. Many may experience difficulties with organisational skills, memory, processing speed and, in some cases, speech. The Dyspraxia Foundation is committed to making the teaching and medical professions more aware of dyspraxia; and to spread understanding of how those who have the condition can be helped. The Foundation seeks every opportunity to increase understanding of Dyspraxia.

Eat That Frog supports people to identify and overcome their barriers to live a more fulfilled life. Whether you're a teenager or an adult, it's never too late to learn. We provide safe and fun learning environments, tailored around you.