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| The Monday Club is a group for people with learning difficulties that offers a variety of activities led by professional instructors in art,drama and music therapy, as well as "Stretch-and Exercise" and sing-a-longs. |
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| Address | North Western Reform Congregation |
| Alyth Gardens | |
| Barnet | |
| London | |
| NW11 7EN | |
| Phone | 020 8 458 3506 |
| 020 8 455 6763 | |
| Fax | 020 8 458 3506 |
| Website | www.alyth.org.uk |
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| opening times - monday, 7.30pm - 9.30pm catchment area - north london age limit - adults public transport - Golders Green Station Nos 82 or 460 bus accessibility - wheelchair access , disabled toilets referral - self-referral accepted |
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The Monday Club was started in the spring of 1972 by the Jewish Welfare Board, as a meeting place for Jewish people with learning disabilities. Over the years, the club has evolved and is now much more structured with weekly sessions led by professional instructors in drama, art, music therapy and stretch-and-exercise programmes as well as sing-a-longs. It is now open to people of all denominations with learning disabilities. The club meets every Monday night from 7.30 until 9.30pm. Costs are 30p per session which also includes the best tea in London for 30p. |
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| advice, groups, individual, social, older people, younger people, |
| Social, physical and creative activities for adults with learning disabilities. , |
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_thumb2.png) Alyth Monday Club |
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