South Tyneside residents encouraged to learn line dancing with weekly classes
South Tyneside residents are encouraged to learn a new skill and take part in line dancing classes organised by Age Concern South Tyneside.
South Tyneside residents are encouraged to learn a new skill and take part in line dancing classes organised by Age Concern South Tyneside.
The sessions are held every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30pm in St Peter’s Church on Sunderland Road, South Shields.
Those in attendance are advised they need to know the basics, but beginners can take part in an earlier class between 1pm and 2pm to learn how to line dance.
Then those dancing in the later class can turn up and learn how to improve their skills.
The charity, known as ACTS, was established in 2016, building on the work of Age UK South Tyneside and is an independent, local charity working in South Tyneside.
It aims to support local people and adult carers and it is the largest voluntary sector organisation working with older people and carers working solely in the borough.
Its staff have more than 30 years’ experience of delivering what matters to older people and carers in South Tyneside.