Keeping fit is a brilliant way to exercise. Its a fun and  social activity were interaction brings everyone together.

Participants always enjoy these sessions and love using the different props to make it more fun. 

All sessions are held on a weekly basis.

Fun Competitions

Delicious food

Easter Egg Trail

Easter Presents

Good Fun

Making Memories

 Our annual Easter Party event was a huge success. Superb food and wonderful entertainment, making this a wonderful time to create more memories for families and carers to treasure.

The centre offers many programs and activities to suit all needs. A varied Menu is available with drinks and refreshments throughout the day.

We provide a quality service and staff are always there to assist.

Our open door policy provides advice and support to families and carers alike.

May we take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support over the years and the work you do. This wonderful food donation is greatly appreciated.

Our tribute to the fallen heroes who served their country with pride and honour. 

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. 

Age shall not weary them, nor the years comdemn. 

At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.

Another superb fitness session courtesy of Carol from C G Health & wellbeing. Exercise is a wonderful and fun way to keep fit and the interaction with our members was simply the best. Many thanks 'Carol' and a brilliant session as always.

The centre offers many programs and activities to suit all needs. 

A varied Menu is available with drinks and refreshments throughout the day.

We provide a quality service and staff are always there to assist.

Our open door policy provides advice and support to families and carers alike.

Weekends can be stressful and lonely, if your home alone and feel like some company why not come along to the centre? There's food and refreshments available and you can make new friends, a chat might be all it takes to lighten your day.

Equally, if your a carer and need a safe place and friendly environment for your loved ones. You can take  some well deserved time out for yourself. Respite time for carers is very precious and gives them time to recharge their batteries. We are there to support families, carers and loved ones alike. Just a few hours can make a big difference for those who's lives evolve around the needs of the people they care for and the work they do to support them.

As a Dementia friendly organisation we are here to help and support families and carers alike with our services geared towards the over 55's criteria.

Do you know of someone who is feeling isolated? Do you know of someone who is lonely? Do you know of someone who is vulnerable?

Join us for a visit any day of the week and we'll give you all the details you need.

For more information call 809473

As a day centre provider we stand on the principle of self directed support and promote independent living within the community. As a Dementia friendly organisation we provide help and support for families and carers alike. Our services are geared towards the over 55's criteria with a varied activities  and programs to suit all needs.

In a safe and friendly environment you can enjoy social interaction, make new friends and rebuild your confidence along the way. 

Families and carers can feel safe in the knowledge their loved ones are cared for, as they themselves deserve a break from caring duties.

Christmas Pantomime...

The Carousel Theatre Company presenting Cinderella...

What a fabulous and enjoyable afternoon with this brilliant performance of Cinderella. The festive feel of this show was sparkling with fun, excitement and laughter from three wonderful performers. They put on a superb show with everyone being captivated whilst listening to the jokes and singing along the way.

Our Christmas Fayre 2017 took place on Saturday 9th December and went really well. Refreshments were available along with other activities and the children loved Father Christmas. Just4Fun PhotoBooth took some wonderful photo's and the stalls looked vibrant and colourful with a festive feel for the Christmas season. The cake stall went particularly well with some delicious delights. Hot dogs and soup went down a treat along with mulled wine too. What a fabulous fun day this has been.

As the festive season approaches Endike Community Care are preparing for the season events. We start with our Christmas Fayre set for Saturday 9th December from 10am onwards. Father Christmas will be present along with fun activites including a Photo Booth, Crafts stall, Cake stall, Bric a Brac, Tombola and refreshments too. Our Christmas Fayre is just the beginning of our activities, so come along and join us for a festive start to the Christmas season.

EndikeC ommunity Care members are in for some festive treats this Christmas including two Pantomimes, a Christmas Party and other fun activities including the usual traditional Christmas lunch...

Endike Community Care held a special event to promote Dementia Awareness Week. A Buffet was available followed by music from the 60' 70's 80's with everyone enjoying a sing and dance. The beauty room was open for pampering sessions and nails were done by Lindsey. Keep Fit was in progress too. A separate quiet and tranquil room was set aside for families and their carers to come together to share experiences and views of loved ones with Dementia. On site Hypnotherapist Rachel Hoe held a meditation session to help people relax and unwind followed by refreshments. What a wonderful opportunity for people to talk, open up and express their feelings. This  fabulous event was enjoyed by everyone.

ECCA have now relocated to the old George Ashton Building in Ashton Close. The move was a huge success and everything came together very well. To mark this occasion we held a wonderful party for our re-launch inviting John Middleton (Ashley) from Emmerdale as our special guest. The Lord Mayor, local councillors and the NHS, along with other dignitaries were in attendance including the Hull Daily Mail and Yorkshire television. What a fantastic day...

May we thank you for all your support you've been tremendous!

What a fabulous turn out for this event and John spent a couple of hours with us. He spoke with passion about Dementia Awareness and the support he has for organisations in the community who care for people with memory problems and other debilitating conditions like Alzheimer's saying "We should have more places like this to help people".

'The loudest cheer of the night came when Eileen Wright, manager of Endike Community Care won the Unsung Health Hero Award. Judges said Eileen was "a friend to so many" and one of the best known  faces on Orchard Park, adding: "For no recognition or reward, she put others before herself, time after time, and was a friend to so many. Their lives have been enriched by knowing Eileen."

 The 'Endsleigh Holy Child Academy' has made a wonderful food bank donation. The bank continues to support families on low incomes and unemployed. As long as you can provide I.D and proof of benefits you can claim a parcel for a minimal fee once a week. The bank is used  regulary and is clearly needed providing support for the needy. Many thanks to 'Endsleigh' for your support!

Equally, recent donations have been recieved from two local schools 'The Greenway' and 'Parkstone' and 'Kath'...your support has been tremendous, thank you!

For all of you donating, and you know who you are! Many thanks!

Endike Community Care has a truly amazing lady 'Maureen'  who's continued to attend the centre over many years. She's a great pleasure and privilige to work with and producing a brief video of her life story of dance and where it all began was a delight. The video has since gone viral and we are all so very proud of her. Her story has created great interest including an interview with the Hull Dail Mail and the Hull City of Culture 2017 team. Truly amazing!

Maureen still loves to dance with such beauty and elegence. Although she has Dementia she loves to socialise and interact with others at Endike Community Care and has made many freinds over the years.

Such a delightful and inspirational lady who is loved by all who meet her.

The Queens 90th Birthday Party was a spectacular event. What a brilliant and colorful day with a fantastic atmosphere. The Buffet lunch and entertainment was complimented by having Queen lookalike Margaret Southcoates in attendance. She spent the day with us and all members were mesmorized by her presence. Equally, they all loved having their photographs taken with her.

Our Tesco volunteers Trish and colleague came along for the day too helping out delivering souvenirs to all members.

Another wonderful party day which was thouroughly enjoyed by everyone who came along.

A traditional 'High Tea Party' event took place courtesy of 'Tesco' on Hall Road Hull. Everyone enjoyed the traditional baking of Victoria Sponges, Scones, Pastries and other sweeties. This was a delightful time for everyone and the staff were so friendly and helpful. It's also the third time this event has took place so everyone had an opportunity to go. In addition this event will also become a part of our 'Magical Memory Tours' programme, as the memories of traditional baking came flooding back.

Endike Community Care has recieved a wonderful donation of hand knitted Hats, Scarves, Gloves and blankets courtesy of 'Claire' and her team from 'Knit-for-Nowt'. This donation is greatly appreciated and our members are sure to keep loverly and warm during the winter months. What a way for knitters to knit warm items and then donate them to the needy in local and deprived areas of Hull and across East Yorkshire. Keep up the good work ladies and thank you once again!

Due to high demand we need to replenish our low food stocks for the Food Bank.

This service is very much needed in the community as those on low incomes and

with families still struggle during these recession times.

DONATIONS ARE VERY WELCOME… so please make a contribution however big or small.

May we also thank all concerned for your continued support of our food bank service.

 Enjoy our beautifully painted Murals by Heraldic artist Gordon Gledhill which are displayed throughout the centre. Do you recognise any of these images?

Can you put a name to them?

Main Lounge Area

You can relax and enjoy the comfort of our main lounge area which sports a Plasma TV screen and DVD player as well as a CD player. This is also our main events room.

                                              Valentines Day Party 2014

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 The Lounge and Entertainment Area

 Here you can play the morning Bingo sessions and participate in other activities too. Special events and party activities also take place in the main lounge area. Seating is comfortable so just sit back, relax and enjoy the many activities and projects we have to offer. The Valentines Day Party was a great success. Pictured are Councillors Dean Kirk, Julie Conner and Gill Kennett with Manager Eileen Wright and service users Dora and Nancy.

The main lounge area or function room has hosted many parties over the years. Christmas, Easter along with the Royal Wedding and Commemoration of World War II were brilliant events. Entertainment is excellent which included bands, singers, dancers and more.

 Another Beautiful Picture

 Courtesy of Heraldic

            Artist     

    Gordon Gledhill

 We have a daily menu of hot meals with your five a day vegetables. Our traditional menu is sure to delight your appetite and tickle your taste buds.

The dining area is adequately spaced for those using wheelchairs, zimmer frames and other walking aids.

 Memories of Nastalgia

A wall of historic information

Each telling a different story





We design and create new displays for different party events making them as colourful, vibrant and as big as possible for those with impaired vision. All displays are designed for individual themes around the centre.

Christmas was a fun time and our full wall displays created a festive atmosphere. Everyone commented on how nice it all looked.

Let the party begin...

The trimmings and balloons in the main lounge area were the finishing touches to complement the displays and the Cinderella theme with the seven dwarfs adorned the notice board in the main entrance for the festive period.

Feel at home in this tranquil environment with a cosy and soft atmosphere. Our team cater for every occasion and all events are recorded for the video diary. The Jubilee party was a fabulous day.

Learn Basic Computer Skills...

With a laid back atmosphere and no hard fast rules. Learn basic computer skills at your own pace with no pressure. Our Silver Surfers project is very popular.

Join us: Tuesdays  & Thursdays from 10am ~ 3.30pm. 

          For more information Tel: 809473


Visit Endike Community Care to see for yourself how we operate. We have a variety of  projects which are geared towards your needs.

Our current projects are ongoing as we create and develop new ones to provide you with a wider range of services.