Friends laughing together over tea at OMAS

A place to belong.A day to enjoy.

Good company, a proper cuppa and a day that's yours to shape. Right here in Lymm, Warrington.

About OMAS

Some days it's a big laugh over lunch. Other days it's a quiet cuppa and a catch-up. At OMAS, a good day is whatever feels good to you, and there's always a friendly face glad to see you.

Friends baking together in the kitchen
Friends enjoying a game at the table
Come as you are.

You don't need to fit a box. Bring your interests, your pace and your questions. We'll take it from there.

3Friendly places
5Days a week
10Kinds of activity
6Easy steps to start
A group laughing and waving colourful scarves during a movement session
Who we welcome

Different people. Different stories. All welcome here.

Everyone has something to offer, and everyone belongs. Hover over a row to see who comes to OMAS.

Who we support
  • People of all ages

    Looking for friendship, good company and a busier social life? You'll fit right in.

  • People with enhanced needs

    Make friends, try new things and build confidence, with as much or as little support as you need.

  • People with autism and enhanced needs

    A supportive, understanding place where we take time to learn what helps you enjoy your day.

  • People wanting to be more socially active

    Join in, try something different and feel part of your local community.

  • People wanting to build skills and independence

    Cooking, shopping, everyday skills. Keep them and grow them, at a pace that suits you.

Life at OMAS

What will you do today?

Cook, sing, paint, garden or sit back with a cuppa. Join in as much or as little as you like, and pick your favourites so we can plan a taster day around you.

Get Creative
Friends of all ages painting and chatting around a table

Get Creative

Painting, crafts, seasonal projects or making something to take home — come and have a go.

PaintingCraftsSeasonal projectsSomething to take home
Pick a few favourites and we'll plan your taster day around them.Book a Taster Day
Getting started

Starting is easier than you think.

Six small steps, no rush and no pressure. Most people begin with a cuppa and a look around.

Book a Visit
Step 1

Talk to Us

Give us a ring or send a WhatsApp. Tell us a little about who it's for and what they'd love from their day.

Phone or WhatsApp
Step 2

Come & Meet Us

Pop in, have a look around and meet the team. Bring every question you've got.

A cuppa and a look round
Step 3

Get to Know Each Other

We chat about interests, how the person communicates, what they're good at and any support they need.

Step 4

Try a Taster Day

Spend a real day with us. Join in, or just soak it up and see how it feels.

Built around your favourites
Step 5

Agree the Right Support

If OMAS feels right, we agree together how best to support the person.

Step 6

Welcome to OMAS

Your first proper day. Time to start enjoying it.

What's on

What happens in a week?

Every day starts the same way: a cuppa and a chat. Tap a day to see how the rest unfolds.

Example week. The OMAS team keeps the real programme up to date.

A Wednesday at OMAS

Join in with what you like. Sit out what you don't.

  1. Arrive a warm hello and settle in
  2. Cuppa & a chat catch up with friends
  3. Arts & crafts table something to take home
  4. Lunch together a meal round the table
  5. Afternoon choice games, a quiz, a walk or a quiet sit
  6. Home time transport or family pick-up
For families & friends

Seeing it for yourself is the best reassurance.

Choosing somewhere for someone you love is a big decision. So don't decide from a web page. Come in, have a cuppa, meet the team and ask everything that's on your mind.

  • Have a cuppa and a friendly chat
  • Meet the people who make OMAS special
  • Take a look around and see a day in action
  • Ask us anything, however small
Families spending time together at OMAS
Our aims

How we hope OMAS feels

Not reviews, yet. These are the feelings we work towards every day. Real words from families will live here as they share them.

“I could enjoy going there.”
An older person
“There are things there I would like to do.”
An adult with a learning disability
“They will be treated as a person and have a meaningful day.”
A family member or friend
“This looks like a positive, well-organised day opportunity worth exploring.”
A referring professional
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Questions

Quick answers

Can't see your question? Give us a ring. We're always happy to talk it through.

Talk to us
Can I try OMAS before deciding?

Absolutely, and we'd encourage it. Pop in for a cuppa and a look around, then book a taster day to see what a real day feels like.

How do people get to OMAS?

However suits you best: family drop-off and collection, travelling independently, or arranged transport. Pick-up and drop-off options are available in some areas, so just ask.

What does a day cost?

We'll talk you through the daily fee before anyone starts: what's included (meals, refreshments and activities) and anything extra, like arranged transport or special outings. No surprises.

How can a place be funded?

Some people pay privately. Others use Direct Payments, a Personal Budget or Local Authority funding. Not sure which applies to you? Ask us and we'll explain the options.

Who can make a referral?

Anyone. Families, carers and professionals such as social workers or case managers all refer to us, and you're very welcome to get in touch for yourself.

Come and see OMAS for yourself.

No pressure. Just a cuppa and a conversation.