Open 6 days (closed Sat).

Mon: 11am - 8pm

Tue: 11am - 4pm

Wed: 10am - 3pm (Women only)

Thur: 11am - 4pm

Frid: 11am - 4pm

Sun: 11am - 4pm

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who are we?

Stockport Progress And Recovery Centre (SPARC) is the new name for Stockport Day Centre.

Stockport Progress And Recovery Centre is a local voluntary organisation providing support for adults in the Stockport area who suffer from mental health problems.

We offer a range of leisure, therapeutic and social activities and facilities, developed in consultation with our members, in order to promote integration and mental and social well being.

The centre was set up as a registered charity in 1985. It employs volunteer workers and 10 staff who constitute an important element of the service we provide.

The centre is managed by a committee made up of representatives from various local mental health services, including MIND and Making Space, together with members of the centre and other interested persons.

We are principally funded by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council Social Services, but a considerable amount is raised annually through fundraising and also from events organised by the centre and its members.

For more information about the history of the organisation please click here: History

Donations are always gratefully received. For the opportunity to make a donation using PayPal, go to the 'donations' page for further details.

NEWS UPDATE - SPARC are proud to be hosting the Service User Network Stockport (SUNS) Open Day on 26th May 2011. For more information, please click on the link here: http://www.stockportdaycentre.org.uk/SUNS_open_day_poster.pdf

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