ADCA – Audlem & District Community Action

ADCA Office – 07984 785907

Call us on Wednesday or Friday mornings before noon, or leave a message at other times.

You can email us: admin@adca.org.uk

What does ADCA do?

ADCA provides welfare support to vulnerable and socially isolated adults and older people and their carers within Audlem and District, promoting social inclusion, community participation and independence. We are based in the Audlem Public Hall Annexe.

• We provide Day Clubs, Lunch Clubs and a Coffee Club every week
• We run a Carers' Support Group and organise carers' breaks
• We offer Dementia Support for people affected by or caring for someone with dementia
• We run a voluntary Medical Transport Service to take people to GP, clinic and hospital appointments

We are always looking for more volunteers to join us in our work!
Please contact us on 07984 785907 for more information.

YOU CAN EASILY SUPPORT ADCA WITH A DONATION!

You can make a donation via our Just Giving page, or scan the QR Code with your mobile phone and make your donation via that link:

For more ways to donate, click here.

Thank you!

CORE PURPOSE

ADCA aims to address the specific individual needs of older peoplewho may be vulnerable and who may not have easy access to transport.

We believe that every one of our members, carers, volunteers, staff and trustees has the potential to make a valuable individual contributionto meeting the needs of others, both within ADCA and in the wider community, and we aim to facilitate this wherever possible.

We believe that all of us can be vulnerableat times, and we aim to protect and safeguard each other by working together with mutual respect and kindness.

About us

ADCA was established in 2010 as a local social enterprise and is now a charitable trust with six part time staff, 9 trustees and over 50 volunteers. We provide services to over 100 older people and their carers each month.

ADCA works in partnership with the people who use our services, with our staff and volunteers and with local families and carers, as well as with local statutory and voluntary organisations in health and social care.