Stockport Progress And Recovery Centre (SPARC)

Stockport Progress And Recovery Centre (SPARC) About our patron:
Paul Lake is a former professional footballer who played for Manchester City FC and England under-21s between 1986 and 1992.

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SPARC is a mental health charity providing therapy, support and social networks for adults 18+ who experience mental health difficulties. A local boy and a lifelong City fan, he was acclaimed as one of the most promising young talents to have ever worn the sky blue shirt. His glittering career, however, was tragically cut short followi

ng a serious injury from which he never recovered. After a decade spent working as a sports
physiotherapist, Paul rejoined his old club in April 2010, taking on the role of Ambassador for Manchester City in the Community. In 2013 he was recruited by the Premier League as a Club Support Manager and now works with Academy players and staff at Everton FC, Leeds United FC and Manchester City FC. Paul’s acclaimed autobiography, I’m Not Really Here, was published by Century in 2011.

Our weekly peek at Plot 50.  Lots of people, produce and peaceful activity.
16/06/2026

Our weekly peek at Plot 50. Lots of people, produce and peaceful activity.

16/06/2026

Need help using your phone, tablet, or laptop? 💻

Our Drop-in Digital Support sessions are free, friendly, and open to all. Available in some libraries across Stockport—no booking needed, bring your own device or use one of our PCs!

Mondays:
📍 Great Moor Library, 10:30-12:30pm
📍 Bredbury Library, 11am-12pm

Thursdays:
📍 Offerton Library, 1-2pm
📍 Bramhall Library, 2-3pm

Fridays:
📍 Cheadle Library, 10:30-11:30am

11/06/2026

Fancy a social litter picking adventure, chatting and keeping our local area tidy? friends' pick n mix is twice a week, rain or shine, followed by a stop in a local cafe.

10/06/2026

Its the Sparc Social at Stockport Advocacy tomorrow 1pm till 3pm.
All Sparc members welcome to join us for a brew and a biscuit!!!!!

NEW GROUP! The counselling service are running a new group to explore the question: "Who Am I?". Details about time and ...
08/06/2026

NEW GROUP! The counselling service are running a new group to explore the question: "Who Am I?". Details about time and location can be found in the poster. Please contact [email protected] to arrange attendance ☺️

Our resident photographer, Mel, captured some wonderful images of our Nurture Group session at this week's session.  Lot...
05/06/2026

Our resident photographer, Mel, captured some wonderful images of our Nurture Group session at this week's session. Lots of growth following the recent weather conditions!!!!

The next book club will take place on Friday 5th June. We will be discussing 'How to Build a Boat' by Elaine Feeney. Ple...
22/05/2026

The next book club will take place on Friday 5th June. We will be discussing 'How to Build a Boat' by Elaine Feeney. Please contact Beth on 07704992933 to express your interest.

A lovely time was had at the SPARC Social today.  Good to see some new faces and to have volunteer Marc facilitating an ...
21/05/2026

A lovely time was had at the SPARC Social today. Good to see some new faces and to have volunteer Marc facilitating an art session. We all enjoyed the brews and beautiful conversations!!!

This is the June timetable for our SPARC4YoungAdults project.  Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund our project...
21/05/2026

This is the June timetable for our SPARC4YoungAdults project. Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund our project supports young people between the ages of 18 and 30 with their mental health and wellbeing. For more information then please give Beth a ring or email her using the details given below.

Address

C/O Disability Stockport
Stockport
SK11EG

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