Activities for kids
Our organisation is committed to the comprehensive development of children through a diverse range of activities. At its core, New Horizon Sunderland believes in the power of holistic growth, using an array of programs designed to foster a well-rounded upbringing and to empower the children it serves.
One significant area of their work is personal development, equipping kids with life skills and teaching them about health, self-esteem, and empathy. In the realm of creative arts, we encourage imagination and expression, offering workshops in painting, drawing, sculpture, and more. The storytelling, book reading, and review sessions not only inculcate a love for literature but also enhance communication skills and critical thinking.
Our puzzle sessions stimulate problem-solving abilities and strategic thinking, while the carefully curated games and competitions are designed to promote teamwork, healthy competition, and resilience. Recognising the importance of socialising, they offer numerous opportunities for kids to interact, understand, and appreciate different perspectives.
To ensure physical fitness, New Horizon Sunderland includes dance classes and fitness routines, sparking an interest in a healthy, active lifestyle. Their music and singing sessions provide a platform for kids to explore their musical talents and express their emotions artistically. Imaginative play sessions, meanwhile, are designed to promote creativity, imagination, and emotional understanding.
Furthermore, understanding the essential role of food and nutrition, We conduct workshops about healthy eating habits, making nutritious meals, and understanding the benefits of a balanced diet.
Arts and crafts
Mummies get together
We offer a myriad of holistic services targeted at mothers, to enhance their overall wellbeing. We are dedicated to the promotion of women empowerment and the reduction of isolation through our comprehensive range of services.
Our arts & crafts workshops and traditional dance classes provide a creative outlet for mothers, fostering community bonding and cultural appreciation. To combat isolation, we encourage active participation in games, activities, fitness exercises and discussions about mental health. These programs are designed to cultivate a strong support network and promote physical health.
In the sphere of personal growth, we offer various training courses to equip mothers with vital skills, providing opportunities for personal and professional development. We ensure a conducive learning environment for our mothers.
Recognizing the importance of a healthy diet, we organize regular healthy cooking workshops and discussions on healthy eating habits. Mothers are taught nutritious food recipes, emphasizing the correlation between a balanced diet and overall wellbeing. Our aim is to foster an understanding of good nutrition, promoting a healthier and happier lifestyle for mothers and their families.
We stand firm in our commitment to empowering women, bringing them together in an enriching and supportive community.
New Horizon Services
Welfare support service
Information advice and guidance
Information advice and guidance
NEW HORIZON provides intensive support for welfare benefits applications for the vulnerable and those most in need. Individuals can access this service by making an appointment with a designated welfare support worker and the service is available to all.
Information advice and guidance
Information advice and guidance
Information advice and guidance
New Horizon provide information, advice and guidance available across a range of areas from benefits advice to combatting health issues
Living pride
Information advice and guidance
28 Days’ Notice Project
Vital transitional support for smooth integration of refugees and asylum seekers into communities whilst their dignity is maintained.
28 Days’ Notice Project
Volunteering information
28 Days’ Notice Project
The last two decades the Home Office has dispersed over 10 thousand asylum seekers in the Tyne and Wear (North East of England), Section 95 of the 1999 Act enables the provision of support to asylum-seekers or dependents of asylum-seekers who appear to the Secretary of State to be destitute or be likely to become destitute within 14 days.
Volunteering information
Volunteering information
Volunteering information
To enable New Horizon to continue provide a wide range of service we recruit a team of volunteers with a diverse range of talent, skills, experiences and knowledge that can help the centre help support the local communities needs on a daily basis.
Employment support
Volunteering information
Volunteering information
Provide range of Employment support such as CV writing, Job Search, Job Applications, Preparation for job interview, and more.