Supporting Communities Link Project
Supporting Communities Link Project is supported by TNLCF to deliver range of activities which aims to ease the impacts of the rising costs of living and improve the health and wellbeing of residents and communities living in the Oldham.
Work Placement at CWTC
High quality Work placements are offered to young people and adults at CWTC with referrals from Action Together, Schools, Oldham College, Oldham Sixth Form College, North Lancs Training Group, Job centre and self-referrals.
Health and Wellbeing Awareness
Weekly Wellbeing Café provides older men and women to engage in learning new skills, engage in creative arts, reminiscence, exercise, share experiences and discuss information and advice with health and social care services to improve their health and wellbeing.
Introduction
With 30 years experience, CWTC is helping to make positive changes through employability skills, health awareness, provide accredited courses, building relationships across communities, arts for wellbeing, community podcast, and Youtube channel. We work with related services to provide information and advice to deliver a holistic and person-centred approach for young, adults and older people.
Representation
CWTC is involved in supporting various strategic organisations and represented on the Boards.
M.Sarwar (CEO)
We bring high levels of trust and engagement with the diverse community and a robust network of partnerships that connect us directly with our service users.
We look forward to sharing some great opportunities with you
Click Video for CWTC Services
Interested in Events, Community Podcasts, Money Management Workshops and more? Watch this small video on the services CWTC has to offer.
Interested in Volunteering?
Join our great organisation to bring hope, compassion and positive change to those in need. We are seeking dedicated volunteers to join our dynamic team to learn new skills and engage with diverse communities.
What’s on at CWTC?
Click to see CWTC YouTube Channel
Click to see our CWTV Online Community YouTube Channel
Feedback
Lucas Roman Crawford
(Work Placement)
“I have learnt a range of different skills such as Premiere Pro Skills, Presentation Skills, Creative Design, Facilitation workshops and events, Management skills and how to delegate tasks along with confidence building.
It was a good stepping stone between the College world and the working world, and I would recommend it to anyone.”
Jodi Richardson
(CWTC Greggs Food Collection)
“I’ve been using the CWTC services for a few weeks now. It’s really helpful, it helps me when I am struggling financially and I don’t have the means for getting food. The service has been really good, not just for me but for other people. I really enjoy coming here and we are made to feel really welcome.”
Asia Kareem
(CWTC Service User)
“I joined CWTC 2 weeks ago, It’s my second session and I’m finding it really helpful. I joined here for IT Skills and to improve myself. I find it really helpful to learn Microsoft Word, MS Excel. Workshops on Mental Wellbeing is really good and I enjoy being here.”
Elizabeth Dean
(CWTC Podcast Guest)
“I think it’s lovely, if you’ve not been you must come. I mean I’m in a wheelchair, it’s very accessible, very open, very suitable. The people here are lovely, put you at ease. Adam and Mohammed have been great for me. I was a nervous wreck before I came in. I think it’s a lovely centre and I wish you all more improved success with everything in the future with everything you’re doing.”
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT CWTC
Andy Burnham
(Mayor of Greater Manchester)
“I look at the Borough and see one of the best local responses and a fantastic level of community involvement. Everything you achieve out of the centre is a jewel in the Borough and Greater Manchester crown.”
Zahid Chauhan OBE
(Mayor of Oldham)
“It’s great to be here today and meet so many voluntary organisations. Thank you to Mohammed for organising this event and bringing the cream of Oldham what I say together. That’s what is needed. I hope to see more of it.”
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The bottom line is that combining the efforts of different avenues, such as CWTC’s employment assistance and new online gambling opportunities, can create a more balanced and fulfilling life experience. It is important to keep in mind that any changes and innovations aimed at development and well-being require a sensible approach and informed decisions.
Ian Wolstenholme
(Oldham Community Radio Host)
“Once again an absolutely brilliant morning event , it’s so nice to see these various groups coming together under one roof. I think CWTC has this great recipe for success already its well established”
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