Active Lincolnshire Activity Finder
We are with you
Substance misuse advice, support and treatment. Can include cognitive therapy and prescribing medication
Alcoholics Anonymous
Is alcohol costing you more than money…if the answer is Yes then please come along to a meeting.
Zion Methodist Church, Tuesday 6:45pm - 8:15pm, Thursday 6:45pm - 8:15pm and Saturday 11:45am - 1:15pm
Beat (Eating Disorders)
National helpline and online support groups
Helplines Open 3pm - 8pm Monday to Friday
Telephone Number 0808 8010677
Boston United Community Foundation
Community based projects and activities, also includes walking football for >50s, sessions for people with learning disabilities and people mental health issues
There recreational Walking Football sessions are held every week on the 3G at The Jakemans Community Stadium £5 charge applies.
Monday - for males and females aged 40 years and over. Every Monday from 7pm to 8pm.
Tuesday - for males and females aged 50 years and over. Every Tuesday morning from 9.30am to 10.30am
Use link below for more information
Healthy Walks
Short walks, suitable for all abilities. All walks are led by trained walk leaders. Small weekly charge applies.
One You
Free NHS information, advice and support about a range of lifestyles topics. Particularly applicable for 40-60 year old but appropriate for all ages. Includes a self-assessment quiz and self-help apps (Easy Meals, Active 10, Drinks Tracker, Days Off, Couch to 5k and Smokefree)
Park Run
Free, weekly 5km run, at Witham Way Country Park. Saturday, 9am
Lincolnshire Sexual Health Services
(LISH)
Confidential and non-judgmental advice, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and health promotion for all aspects of sexual health.
Ramblers
Longer walks (up to 15km) on evenings and weekends. Can include social pub lunches
Walking Netball
Walking Netball is the slowed down version of the game, designed for anyone looking to be more active in a relaxed, supportive and friendly environment. For all ages and abilities. Monday 10am till 11:30am, £3. Held at PRSA
LCVS Next Steps
Support to people in who are recovering from addictions, to help them avoid relapse.
Lincolnshire Community and Voluntary Service (LCVS) provides information, advice and guidance relating to physical needs which may affect recovery such as housing, money matters, domestic violence and unemployment.
Emotional support and counselling is offered to address mental wellbeing and other psychological factors affecting recovery.
Help is offered to build positive social networks and become part of the community.
Opportunities for skills development and work experience are also offered where appropriate to improve future prospects.
Telephone Number 01205 510888