Working with adults with learning disabilities
DIY runs a range of projects and workshops with adults with learning disabilities.
We are always keen to work in partnership with other organisations, so please contact us if you would like to discuss possible collaborations or projects.
DIY BUDS
DIY BUDS is DIY’s popular weekly drama session for adults with learning disabilities. Held at Langworthy Cornerstone, sessions are free and everyone is welcome!
Spring Term 2019 – last session is 28th May before we close for Easter Holiday
Summer Term 2019 – 9 weeks starting Thursday 2nd May
Weekly sessions take place every Thursday from 1 – 3pm at Langworthy Cornerstone in Salford. Workshops are planned and co-run by members of DIY’s Friday Group.
During the Summer Term our theme will continue to be a “Sense of Adventure!”
Sessions are free and everyone is welcome. It doesn’t matter if you’ve never done drama before. You can come, join in, have fun and laughter and make new friends. It helps boost your confidence and put a smile on your face. Buds can also help you to become a better actor and learn new skills. We also sometimes put on shows.
DIY courses for adults
DIY runs a range of free courses for adults with learning disabilities from Salford. Past courses have ranged from drama and performance skills, to sound and voice and volunteering. Courses are supported by Salford Community Learning Trust.
2 NEW COURSES FOR SUMMER 2019!!!
Making for theatre
Spring Term ends Thursday 28th May when we close for the Easter Holiday
On this free ten-week course we will develop our skills in making and using puppets. We will create props and scenery for our characters.
Summer Term 2019 – Thursdays 2 May to 4 July – 10 weeks (no half term)
During the Summer Term we will be making 3D Puppets with limbs which move. We’ll be making costumes for our puppets and creating stories.
Venue: Langworthy Cornerstone
Times: 10 am to 12 pm
Banner-Making 2
Wednesday’s 8 May – 19th June (no session 29th May) – 6 weeks
Venue: Langworthy Cornerstone
Times: 10 am to 12 noon
Latest news
We’re Passing the Baton now!
Passing the Baton’ is our exciting new project looking at provision for young people with Learning Disabilities in Salford. Passing the Baton is funded by Big Lottery Reaching Communities. The project will provide exciting new opportunities for young people with Learning Disabilities in Salford. Over the next 3 years we aim to develop our Young […]
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