Our Day Services operate from two locations, Aachen Hall in King Cross and The Addy at Mixenden. Both buildings benefit from frequently serviced bus routes and are ideally positioned to cover a wide area of Calderdale.
Our day service provides opportunities for people to develop and maintain life skills through group experiences.
We offer a variety of fun, educational and recreational activities for up to 40 adults at any one time.
At Day Services we offer a range of different activities throughout the week. Our morning sessions begin at 10am until 12pm and the afternoon sessions start at 1pm until 3pm.
Within our centre-based service we provide a safe environment for individuals to learn new or enhance existing skills, promote independence, and help build confidence and self-esteem. Our flexibility supports people to choose to attend per session, for example half a day to attend a dance class or to attend for the full day if they wish. Our day services reduce the potential of isolation and encourages individuals to socialise with people who have the same interests whilst providing well-being support through a variety of activities.
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Day Services Mission Statement
Day Services Activities
Testimonials
Caroline - Family Member
'Brilliant service, our son has never said anything negative about the service he has a good relationship with all the staff team at Day services and is comfortable telling them stuff. He really enjoys attending and has made plenty of friends.'
SW - Person who uses our service
‘Day Service staff support me to do the things I like to do such as go on trips to museums, train stations, use the laptop and to go clothes shopping. They also support me to go to my important appointments and make me feel comfortable. Staff at Day Services make sure I have food & they help me when I'm upset. Staff also make sure I'm clean & healthy too.'
Lead The Way
“We have worked in partnership with CSS on different projects and have found them to be forward thinking, creative and organised in their approach to caring for people with lived experience of Learning Disability. We have looked at projects together to enable people to live a bigger life and enjoy good health and good strong relationships. They also play an active role in sharing experience and good practice with other care providers in Calderdale.”
