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Tea & Biscuits at The Nicky
Arts & Crafts afternoon at The Nicky
Armchair Exercise at The Nicky Alliance Centre
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The Nicky is a jewel in the crown of Manchester’s Jewish Community.

The Nicky is housed in a purpose built two storey building, adapted to the needs of disabled people. Over two hundred members, who live independently, attend the Centre several times a week.

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Our Services
About
The Nicky Participants

 The Nicky started life in 1951 as The Jewish Blind Society and, under the management of Manchester Jewish Community Care it has moved with the times to meet the needs of the community.

With improvements in medical intervention for visual impairment, the charity addressed the needs of older and disabled people suffering from social isolation. In 1987 a state-of -the-art facility - The Nicky was built, offering a full programme of activities.

Mission and Vision
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Our Mission

To support the individual, family and community by improving the quality of life of older, disabled and vulnerable people, helping maintain independence, reducing the need for residential care and illuminating loneliness.

Our Vision

To support the individual, family and community in confronting the problems [economic, social, medical] created by a larger, aging population.

The Nicky News

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