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Inclusion Nightclub
Before coming to inclusion I had never experienced a nightclub before so thank you very much for giving me this opportunity

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Bridge Creative was set up in 2018. They have supported over 200 people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and other mental health conditions across County Durham. The organisation is based in Bishop Auckland.
They support autistic and neurodiverse adults as well as people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities etc, get work experience and get into work, and also to learn new skills and gain confidence as well as meet new people.
And they also offer in-work support for people starting employment.
The center (The COSE), which opened in 2022, is open from 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday and is based in Bishop Auckland. The center has rooms that people can rent to use as private work spaces, and it also has communal spaces and events and workshops.
Bridge Creative organize and run many projects to help adults get work experience, and learn new skills.

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The following projects that they have so far done include:

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Bridge Creative also run plenty of social activities for people to meet new people and increase confidence. The following include:

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The COSE is a very accessible-friendly place for people with different needs and abilities. The following
important points to know include:

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We hope that this listing has been helpful for you and you will enjoy your visit at the COSE. If you’re interested in finding out more about the area of Bishop Auckland, view some of our other listings here.
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Yes, there is disabled toilet facilities, and wheelchair access including ramps and a lift.
Yes, there is a kitchen with tea, coffee and water and fridge for people to keep their own food inside.
Yes, there is wifi but there's a password protection which is easy to access.
44 Reviews
Before coming to inclusion I had never experienced a nightclub before so thank you very much for giving me this opportunity
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This organisation is small when it was started in 2018 for people with got learning disabilities like myself getting into paid employment and I’ve got the access to work grant from the DWP for getting the inworrk support workers supporting me with my confidence getting into work and I did some vollenter with them and going to friendship group on Fridays making new friends I would recommend them with learning disabilities getting into paid employment