Allotments

Community Repaint

Health Living For Today

Rural Enabling & Befriending

Watch Your Step

Stobhill Community Info Shop

In association with Castle Morpeth OnLine we now run basic computer classes on Monday afternoons from 12.30pm till 3.45pm and on Wednesday mornings from 10.30am till 12.30pm. Learn how to use a computer, surf the Internet and send E-Mails in a friendly warm atmosphere with fully qualified staff on hand.

Also available is free education and employment advice and CV writing service.

Allotments
In association with the Dr Pitt Allotment Association, CMDA manages an allotment specifically designed for elderly and/or disabled users. The allotment, located within the Dr Pitt Allotments in Bedlington, offers accessible raised beds and a large poly tunnel and is available for group or individual use. The Allotment Gardening scheme has received national recognition in a recent magazine article and similar allotments will be developed in Rothbury and Amble during 2006. If you are interested drop us an email.

Community Repaint
CMDA collects surplus unused (water based/emulsion) paints from businesses and individuals. The paints are then supplied free of charge to voluntary organisations and low income families and individuals. If you are interested drop us an email.

Rural Enabling & Befriending
Volunteer support network designed to enable and befriend elderly, disabled and/or isolated people living within rural areas. This service offers regular contact via visits and/or telephone calls and enables individuals to access shops, appointments and social outings. Interested? Drop us an email.

Watch Your Step
A combined project with Northumberland County Council, CMDA works within schools to promote disability awareness among children whilst reinforcing the road safety message. If you are interested drop us an email.