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2. Oasis Community Centre

   St. Michaels Avenue

   The Oasis Community Centre is owned and run by a small local charity called the Wisbech Community Development Trust and it has a host of rooms that can be hired out for various groups and organisations.

   • Clubs and groups
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Education work and training
   • Entertainment leisure and hobbies
   • Sport and fitness
   • Getting out and about
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Work and training
   • Activities and events
   • Courses
   • Venues and rooms to hire

3. Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles- Cambridgeshire Motor Centre

   3D Warboys Industrial Estate, Warboys, Huntingdon

   Cambridgeshire motor centre are a specialist in wheelchair accessible vehicles. We operate from our indoor showroom in Warboys, PE28 2SH We are able to provide self-drive wheelchair accessible vehicles for sale or hire. Working with private

   • Community facilities and provision
   • Education work and training
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Information advice and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Getting out and about
   • Help to look after someone
   • Social life and friendships
   • Staying independent

4. Knit and Natter at Cambridge Central Library

   Cambridge Central Library, 7 Lion Yard, Cambridge,

   Mon; 15 April 202411:30am to 1:30pm

   Knitting obsessed? Crochet mad? Always wanted to try? Join us for a relaxed morning of social crafting! This event is for people aged 18+ and takes place on the third floor of Cambridge Central Library, which is fully wheelchair accessible. An

   • Arts and crafts
   • Entertainment leisure and hobbies
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Activities and events

5. Museum of Cambridge

   Museum of Cambridge, Castle Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

   About Us Visit us and explore over 300 years of Cambridgeshire history and heritage. Our Museum has something for everyone, and our collections include objects related to the everyday life, customs, and traditions of the local people of the area.

   • Arts and crafts
   • Charities and volunteering
   • Community facilities and provision
   • History and heritage
   • Talks and workshops
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Getting out and about
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Activities and events
   • Venues and rooms to hire
   • Volunteering / community support