Adults’ Local Events

Events or groups in and around Scarborough that may be of interest

Volunteer it Yourself (VIY)

Volunteering with VIY is like a free work experience opportunity. It’s pretty simple – young people volunteer on a VIY project, where we’re renovating a vital community space in need of maintenance or improvement. They’re mentored and supported to work alongside professional tradespeople to complete the project as a team on site, as well as developing key life skills together. They also have the opportunity to gain City & Guilds Entry Level 3/NOCN accreditations in skills like carpentry, painting & decorating, retrofitting, health & safety, tiling and brickwork. We work with young people aged 14-24 (some age ranges may vary per programme), who may be NEET (not in education, employment or training), or deemed at risk of becoming so, including young people with special educational needs and/or a disability. Have a look at the Betton Farm Project previously completed: https://volunteerityourself.org/project/betton-farm

IndepenDance – Dance Nights (18+)

Neurobabes – support group for neurodivergent women (18+)

The Self Love Club Scarborough: Come as you are and celebrate who you are! The group is free, however donations (suggested £3 – £5) to help cover running costs are welcome. Nobody will be declined if they are unable to donate. A small money box will be left near the drinks area for donations. Booking for the April session (Saturday 4th April, 6.00 to 7.00 p.m.) is now available on https://bookwhen.com/theselfloveclub/e/ev-skseh-20260404180000 Phone: 07463 718900. Facebook: https://www.facebooheselfloveclubyo/
Meeting at Yorkshire Coast Enterprise Centre, Auborough Street, Scarborough, YO11 1HT

AutismPlus Specialist Employment Support STEP-UP Digital Skills courses (18+)

Digital Skills – FREE 6 week course aimed for neurodivergent individuals over 18. Sessions are focused on both essential life skills and feeling more confident engaging in employment and/or education.

Appropriate usage of technology in the workplace
An introduction into cybersecurity and keeping information safe
Writing, sending and receiving emails in a professional manner
Creating and joining meetings using video conference software, e.g. Microsoft Teams and Zoom

Sessions are tailored towards the ability levels and interests of groups. These groups are kept small, with a maximum of seven participants each session. Sessions will run at Bonnet’s on Huntriss Row, with a morning (10am – 12pm) and afternoon (1pm – 3pm) session available. Contact chris.hawthorn@autismplus.co.uk with name, email address, phone number and preference for morning or afternoon sessions, as participants need to register before they can attend.

AutismPlus Rise2Thrive (18 and over)

Supporting neurodivergent adults towards or along employment pathways

Move & Grooove – Fun and Fitness for over 50s
Twilight Productions Scarborough

For more information about these Move & Groove sessions for over 50s see Twilight Productions Scarborough
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twilightproductions/?locale=en_GB

IndepenDance – Dance Nights (18+)

Youth Digital Changemakers digital skills programme (16 – 24 years)

Krash Labs Saturday Gaming Sessions (Ages 8 – 18)(17+)

Age 8 – 18 Saturday Gaming Sessions every Saturday 10.00 – 12.00, 12.00 – 2.00 and 2.00 – 4.00p.m.
Age 8 – 18 Wednesday Krash Labs Club 5.45 – 7.30
Age 17+ Sessions on the last Friday of every month, 6p.m. to 9p.m.

What’s on at Scarborough Library

Carers Plus Caring with Confidence, Bridlington

Support with Wellbeing (Age 15 to 21)

Turning Tides

Dads Behaving Madly
Peer-To-Peer Support Group

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Dads-Behaving-Madly/61572518252501/

If you’re a dad or male carer of a child with a disability, Dads Behaving Madly have got dads of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Activities include Dads & Lads surf sessions, beach chalet days, breakfast and lunch meet-ups, log-fired beach sauna sessions, yoga classes, macrame classes, football matches, wellness activities, talking therapy referrals and much more. Phone: 07984 348 527 Email: dadsbehavingmadly79@gmail