Welcome to

Walthew House

We are a local charity providing practical and emotional support for people in Stockport living with sight or hearing loss.


How we can help you

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Advocacy & Information

Our advocacy and Information service supports D/deaf, hard of hearing, blind, those with sight loss and those with dual sensory loss in Stockport to have equitable access to health and social care services.

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Activities, Classes and Events

We have a weekly timetable of regular events, we also run workshops at certain times in the year and there are annual events.

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Resource Centre

The resource centre is here to help people with sight and/or hearing loss learn about assistive equipment that could support and promote their independence. We can provide information and demonstrate a wide range of specialist equipment for people with a sensory loss.


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Training and Raising Awareness

We provide a range a training and awareness raising activities for professionals, people with sight and/or hearing loss and their families, friends and carers.

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Room Hire

Walthew House serves as a community building, with many different groups and organisations meeting here on a regular basis. We provide affordable room hire for training, meetings, conferences and more, with a variety of different sized rooms.

A Warm Welcome

from our Chair of Trustees and our Deaf Services Lead

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Independently Funded

Testimonials

See what others have to say about Walthew House

The audiologist was very good, he explained the procedure thoroughly. Anyone having trouble with their ears get in touch with Walthew House.

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Ruth Bradburn

Excellent advisory and resource centre offering support, information, recreational activities and equipment for deaf and blind people.

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Michael Harrison

I enjoy going to Walthew House every Monday with me being partially sighted & being deaf also it is company for me with me living on my own.

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Rosemary Garner

Latest News

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Activities and Events Worker Vacancy
We are looking for a friendly, proactive Activities and Events Worker to join our team
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Walthew House Awarded Four Year National Lottery Community Fund Grant
Walthew House is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a significant four‑year grant from The National Lottery Community Fund
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ADVERT: Become a trustee at Walthew House
If you are passionate about inclusion and want to make a meaningful difference, we would love to hear from you.
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Walthew House Announcement
Due to personal circumstances, Nik will be unable to continue working full-time at Walthew House after the New Year.
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Walthew House is an independent charity supporting people in Stockport who have sight or hearing loss

🍛 today’s social group tried something new for lunch morning entertainment was from Stockport libraries where they shared a story and people were able to loan out books. Lunch was followed by some Indian cuisine and a walthew mess!Nope, we didn’t make a mess! Our walthew mess dessert was a take on the traditional eaten mess, made with mango to complement the curry cuisine.If you’d like to join our Tuesday Social group or to find out more information you can contact us on 📞 (0161) 480 2612 📧 mike@walthewhouse.org.uk  ...
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Celebrating National Befriending Week As part of our membership with The Befriending Network, Walthew House staff, volunteers and service users are invited to two special free events taking place in Stoller Hall during Befriending Week. These are:Relaxed Lunchtime ConcertWednesday 4 November, 13:30Enjoy classical music performed by talented young musicians from Chetham’s School of Music, in a relaxed and friendly space with no dress code, easy access, and flexible seating. Enjoy good company, music for everyone, and a free brew and biscuit.Free Friday Night JazzFriday 6 November, 17:00 - 19:00Drop in and enjoy a relaxing drink in the Stoller Hall Atrium while listening to free live jazz music from talented students on the Chetham’s School of Music jazz course, as well as other local jazz music. Both these event take place at:Stoller HallHunts BankManchesterM3 1DA For more information you can visit the befriending networks website at:Befriending Week Events - Befriending Networks If you decide to go you just have to let them know you are from Walthew house on arrival. ...
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How you can help us...

We require help with a range of activities, if you would like to volunteer your time please get in touch:

Fundraising

There are a range of ways that you can raise money for Walthew House. Please click this link to go to the Fundraising Page for more information.

Volunteer For Us

Walthew House relies on its volunteers and welcomes your financial support or contribution as a volunteer. Please click here for more information.

Donate

Support us with a donation.


Wherever there is a human need, there is an opportunity for kindness and to make a difference


Kevin Heath

Come and say hello!

Walthew House is open Monday – Thursday between 9:00am and 4:00pm.

Our Resource Centre is open Monday – Wednesday between 10:00am and 2:30pm and appointments can be made by contacting 0161 480 2612 or admin@walthewhouse.org.uk.

Staff are contactable Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm.