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Christian religious organisation.

Deaf and hearing working together in Tyne and Wear, breaking down the barriers that Deaf or hearing impaired people face in our society. This includes training, British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation, Support and general advice and guidance.

Adventurous activities and experiences for groups and individuals on land and water.

Competitive cricket club and team.

People with a passion for chess meet every Thursday at 6.30pm at The Customs House, South Shields.

A friendly athletics club who welcome members of all ages/abilities to come along to train and compete.

A club for remote controlled sailing vessels sailed on the boating lake in South Marine Park

A service providing access to the surf, ocean and coastal environment sand with activities to develop new skills, improve physical and or mental wellbeing, find a way into employment.

A football club for people with disabilities.

South Tyneside Academy of Musical Performance was established in 2006 to provide professional training in singing, dancing and drama at an affordable cost to anyone aged three or above.

This local charity creates voice news recordings from local and national newspapers for visually-impaired people.

South Tyneside TEN can offer IT training, practical help with job searching, CV writing, application forms and interview techniques.

A group of volunteers who work with the council and police to keep people safe on the streets of the town centre at night at weekends.

The Stroke Association provide support for people who have experienced a stroke, their family or carers.

A variety of activities and meetings are held at this Whitburn community building.

The Creative Seed is a Creative Production Company which specialises in educating and training community groups in carnival arts.

The service aims to protect Temple Memorial Park and to encourage its use for recreation, sport, and as an asset for the local community.

All female branch of a national network of clubs focused on promoting friendship among members.

A welcoming, vibrant, international church where all are welcomed.

Drama club based in Cleadon.

Travel company that provides holidays, breaks and tours for both blind/visually impaired and sighted travellers.

Trinity House South Tyneside offers a licensed café, a gym, meeting and event room hire and offices.

A charity dedicated to getting more people involved in sport.

A social group for people interested in all things wood to build friendships and improve their skills.

A netball club for children and adults. Encourages adults to return to playing the game

Unforgettable Experiences aims to help older people and their carers to improve overall quality of life through live, creative, and interactive artistic sessions.

U3A (The University of the Third Age) is a UK-wide movement which brings together people in their 'third age' to develop their interests and continue their learning in a friendly and informal environment.

The group was set up in 1992 to bring visually impaired people together.