Paul’s Place Daily

Paul’s Place Daily runs Monday to Friday (10am to 4pm) throughout the year. Based in Coalpit Heath in South Gloucestershire, we provide a programme of daily activities that support adults with physical, cognitive and sensory impairments.

Paul’s Place Daily aims to:

Bring people together to reduce isolation and make new friends

Help people to gain new interests and have new experiences

Encourage people to gain confidence and self-esteem

Support people to make healthy lifestyle choices

At Paul’s Place Daily, no two days are the same. We have an exciting and varied offer that is planned with those who attend to ensure we have something for everyone. Activities include:

Arts and crafts workshops
Cooking workshops
Drama & Music workshops
Peer support discussion groups
Numeracy and literacy workshops
Book club
Film club
Gardening club
Keep fit workshops

In addition to the daily programme, we also run a daily meal service, ensuring that people can have an affordable home-cooked nutritious meal.

Who can access Paul’s Place Daily?

Paul’s Place supports adults aged 18-60 years old who have a physical, cognitive or sensory impairment. We currently have contracts in place with South Gloucestershire, Bristol and North Somerset Councils, who in some cases offer funding for individuals to attend.

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Process for joining Paul’s Place Daily

You or a friend, family member, or professional working with you, can get in touch with us by telephone, email or post. Once your details have been received, one of our team will contact you for an informal chat.

We will invite you to come and visit Paul’s Place, where you will be able to look around and see what we have to offer. This visit also helps us to assess your situation and make sure we have all the equipment you may need.

Following your visit, we can offer you a trial day, free of charge. This will help you get an idea of what it’s like to come to Paul’s Place and whether it’s the right fit for you.

If you decide you would like to join us, we will ask you about funding. Some people are funded by their local council authority or health authority, whist others fund themselves (known as self-funding) or use their Direct Payments.

We will work with you, and any professionals who work alongside you to arrange the day(s) you would like to attend.

Upon joining, you will be given a keyworker who will support you and regularly talk to you to find out how things are going. They will work with you to establish what you'd like to achieve whilst with us, and together you will work on a support plan that is based on reaching outcomes that are unique to you.

Paul’s Place Daily