The Vine
Community Centre
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 9.00 – 4.00
T: 0115 9249 700 Text/Whatsapp 07513861729
E: general@thevine.org.uk
Counselling service
A free service offered to Nottingham residents over the age of 18.
Self refer or be referred through an agency.
Sessions take place face to face in our therapy room, remotely through teams, zoom, or Whatsapps video call or over the phone.
Evening sessions available. CLICK HERE for more details and referrals.
1st Saturday of the month
A supportive group of women who have shared experiences with mental health.
Contact Sharon
freeingminds@thevine.org.uk 0115 9249 700
Antenatal and postnatal peer support group
Every other Thursday 10am to 12pm
A safe and non-judgemental space for mothers experiencing mental health / emotional difficulties.
The group is a friendly, welcoming and supportive with an ethos of being non-judgmental and a safe place for mums to discuss how they are truly feeling.
- No Booking required, just turn up
- Children are welcome, we have toys for them to play with
- Refreshments are provided
A baby bank project for children up to the age of 4.Working in partnership with Framework Housing Association’s Family Mentor Service we can assist families across the city with baby items.
Monday to Thursday 9am – 3pm only
Clothes – Toys – Blankets – Cots – Pushchairs
CoCo Club
A community Coffee morning for those over 55 years of age.
Every Tuesday morning 10.30 – 12pm.
Tea and toast available.
Wide variety of activities.
Seated Exercise
Tuesdays 9.30am to 10.30am
Dementia friendly
Physical exercise is as important to older people as it is to the younger population. It’s vital to maintain a certain level of fitness as you progress in age. However, as you get older, you may not move a lot without putting strain on your body. Chair exercises come in handy when you have limited mobility or find it hard to maintain your balance.
When you do chair exercises daily, you reduce the risk of falls. The movements increase blood flow and keep your joints active and lubricated. They also strengthen your muscles.
What We Do
This community is one of the most disadvantaged areas in Nottingham, with needs arising from very wide cultural diversity, high unemployment, lone parenting, low academic achievement, mental ill-health, asylum seekers & refugees, substance misuse, physical disability, ex and repeat offending and an elderly population.
Here at The Vine we host a variety of activities and programmes that you to get involved with such as Table Tennis, Sewing, Alcohol Awareness, Narcotics Awareness, Children’s Play Groups, and more!
Where To Find Us
Public Transport
The tram stop is at the top of Beaconsfield Street from the direction of the City Centre and on Radford Road from the direction of Bulwell.
Bobbers Mill Road is opposite the Beaconsfield Street. It runs between Radford Road and Alfreton Road.
The no. L13 & L14 bus can be caught from Burton St, opp Guildhall to the Radford Road Police Station on Radford Road.
The no. 77, 78, & 79 can be caught from Upper Parliament Street in the city to Alfreton Road, at the bottom of Bobbers Mill Road
Public Transport
The tram stop is at the top of Beaconsfield Street from the direction of the City Centre and on Radford Road from the direction of Bulwell.
Bobbers Mill Road is opposite the Beaconsfield Street. It runs between Radford Road and Alfreton Road.
The no. L13 & L14 bus can be caught from Burton St, opp Guildhall to the Radford Road Police Station on Radford Road.
The no. 77, 78, & 79 can be caught from Upper Parliament Street in the city to Alfreton Road, at the bottom of Bobbers Mill Road
