Clubs and groups

Each year over 60,000 cadets, volunteer staff and civilian committee members help engage in pursuits and rewarding opportunities such as championing good causes in the local communities, pursuing sporting events at a national level and even becoming international youth ambassadors.

AMALAwellness runs classes in local community centres, church halls and studios throughout Teesside.

Apollo Arts provide a wide range of high quality and inspirational education workshops and experiences.

Join us for upbeat and engaging one-to-one music lessons in our comfortable, purpose built music studio 'The Practice Pad"! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to develop a career in music, we've got the right tutor for you.

ARC is a venue in the centre of Stockton on Tees, offering a full programme of professional, high quality cultural entertainment including music, comedy, drama, dance, spoken word, film and work for families. <SEND>

Arts Council England is the national development agency for creativity and culture.

ATE provides imaginative summer camps for children aged 8-16. These are called Superweeks and consist of a 5, 7 or 9 day holiday. <SEND>

Bikeability is 'cycling proficiency' for the 21st century, designed to give the next generation the skills and confidence to ride their bikes on today's roads.

Billingham Bowling Club is formed by the merger of John Whitehead Park Bowling Club and Billingham Ladies Bowling Club.

Billingham Forum is a huge leisure complex which is centrally located within Billingham Town Centre offering services for all ages and abilities.

Billingham Forum Theatre offers a wide variety of entertainment for all members of the family.

The Theatre Upstairs is located in a former dance hall above the former Co-op building on Belasis Avenue in Billingham and can seat 120 people.

Billingham Rugby Club is located on Greenwood Road in Billingham. It has senior, junior, mens, women's, boys and girls teams.

Billingham Town Football Club is a local non-league community football club.

The British Council is the UK's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.

The Bulls WRC was founded in 2002 by a group of people with spinal injuries, the club was originally the Newcastle Bulls but later adopted the North-East Bulls as players were joining from further afield. The rules of Wheelchair Rugby can be confusing, it is a mix of many sports which creates a brutal game where full contact between chairs is permitted, but physical contact between players is not. <SEND>

Our Fully Funded Pop Up Cafe (supported by Middlesbrough Council, The Allen Lane Foundation and Tees Valley Community Fund) is a place where after class, people can come together for a good chat and free tea, coffee and refreshments.

Carlton WI Hall plays host to the following groups: WI Meetings Keep Fit Tai Chi Craft Group Children's Ballet Parties Fairs Conferences Social Events Meetings Annual Darts Tournament For further information please contact the venue.

Challoner House Community Centre is located in Yarm.

ClearVision is a postal lending library of children's books designed to be shared by visually impaired and sighted children and adults. We lend books all across the UK and Ireland. <SEND>

Cleveland and Darlington Astronomical Society ( CaDAS ) came into being in January 1990, following the merger of two neighbouring societies, Cleveland A.S. and Darlington A.S., which had existed since 1979 and 1980 respectively. It currently has about 40 members. <SEND>

The Army Cadet Force is a national, voluntary, uniformed youth organisation.

Chess club.

CLOK is the local orienteering club for Cleveland, South Durham and the northern part of North Yorkshire

The Corner House Youth Project is a registered charity based in Stockton Town Centre. The work of the project focuses on the needs of young people aged 8 to 21 years old. <SEND>

Creative Village CIC are a not for profit organisation who deliver art based workshops in the Teesside area. Starting in 2013, Directors Lucy Addison and Jess Langford wanted to teach workshops to pass on their love and passion for art and making to as many people as they could, supporting art for all.

This year, the Community Partnerships are supporting Cultivate Tees Valley to host weekly green activities, with the aim to tackle poverty, loneliness and help our communities to be cohesive, strong and welcoming.

Dimensions UK work with cinemas, libraries, museums and Belong by GAME Arenas

Eaglescliffe Village Hall hosts a range of activities for people in the local community.

Egglescliffe Community Centre hosts a range of activities for people in the local community.

Elm Tree Community Centre hosts a range of activities for people in the local community.

Ewbank Gardens Community Centre is located in Hardwick.

Fairfield Grange United Football Club is a veterans football team for the over 40s. The club's home ground is the Our Lady and St. Bede School pitch.

The Stockton Family Outreach and Volunteering service is provided by Family Action and is part of the 0-19 Health and Wellbeing service.

Five Lamps - Thornaby Community Resource Centre hosts a range of activities for people in the local community.

Go Sport Conyers is a community sport project that provides a variety of sporting activities to the entire community together with students and staff of Conyers School.

Located in Stockton-on-Tees.

Grindon Village Hall is located in Thorpe Thewles just off the A177.

Hand In Hand Activities CIC is a not-for-profit organisation set up to provide a range of services and activities to support and engage older people, people living with long term health conditions and disabilities, and carers.

Happy Talk stroke group in Stockton-on-Tees was established in 1995 to meet and provide support and friendship for people who have suffered a stroke, and to give a few hours respite for relatives and carers.

Hardwick Baptist Church is an independent reformed evangelical Baptist church that welcomes all from the Christian Faith.

Hardwick Community Centre hosts a range of activities for people in the local community.

Hardwick in Partnership was founded in 1992 by local residents with an aim of supporting those living in the area of benefit, to help relieve poverty and advance education, especially among the young and the unemployed, to promote training in skills of all kinds especially those skills which will assist residents in obtaining gainful and satisfying employment.

High Grange Community Centre is located in Billingham.

HostNation was founded in 2017 to offer friendship and social opportunities to asylum seekers and refugees who are often very isolated.

The hall is a member of the Tees Valley Village Hall Network.

Ingleby Dance School is a well established Performing Arts School!

Jill Thomas School of Ballet offers weekly classes in tap, theatre craft and ballet for children aged three and over.

The Karen Heritage School of Dance and Theatre Arts offers tuition in drama and various types of dancing for people aged 2 years upwards.

Knock Out Depression helps people with depression to feel like themselves again. We are in their corner, supporting them to understand the opponent that is beating them down and to come back punching; because we've been there, and we believe that nobody should have to fight alone.