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Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
September Be Connected
We would like to welcome you to our ‘September Be Connected’ programme. You will find all of the activities and sessions which we are running in September 2024 for you as unpaid Carers. You are welcome to bring along the person you support if they would like to join in. Or you can join and […]
› Read moreBotanical Postcards with Charlotte Hawke
Botanical Postcards with tutor Charlotte Hawke Taking our inspiration from the natural world, as Summer transitions into Autumn, we will collect a range of leaves and flowers to print using mono-print and Hapazome techniques. Our experiments will lead us to develop our ideas into a series of postcards / posters for sale, with time dedicated […]
› Read moreSnap Happy with Donna Lawson
Snap Happy with tutor Donna Lawson Struggling with your digital camera? Want to bust the photography jargon and take great pictures? Or do you want to learn digital photography? Then join us on a fun, informative digital photography course. Don’t worry if you don’t have your own digital camera, we have one you can use. […]
› Read moreCreative Wellbeing Toolkit
Creative Wellbeing Toolkit Are you currently unemployed and want to move into work, education, or volunteering BUT want to work on your wellbeing first? Then Art Shape have the course for you! Sign up for our six-week Creativity wellbeing course will put you back on track, and ready to take your next step. This course […]
› Read moreBotanical Textiles with Bela Kielt
Botanical Textiles with tutor Bela Kielt It’s a perfect time of year to go outside and discover the different flowers and plants that surround us! Learn how to capture all the colours and shapes of the plants with a strike of a hammer; creating your own textiles, and then use these to sew gifts. Improve […]
› Read moreCinderella – Sensory/Dementia Friendly
Fairytales don’t always look like they do in the storybooks… Countdown with us to midnight and help the Prince search for his love, who’s lost her glass slipper, in this fun-filled, laugh-a-minute pantomime that’s guaranteed to get the whole family feeling festive. From an exciting and brand-new writing and creative team at The Roses. Tickets: […]
› Read moreHarold and the Purple Crayon – Sensory Friendly
These screenings are ideal for those living with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects day to day living, to enjoy a social activity in a welcoming environment. The lights will be left on low and there may be the possibility of people talking or moving around. Inside of his book, adventurous Harold can make […]
› Read moreThelma – Subtitled
The Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. An elderly grandmother becomes an unlikely action hero when she takes matters into her own hands after falling victim to a telephone scam. Putting a clever spin on the Hollywood revenge movie, this crowd-pleasing crime caper it […]
› Read moreThelma – Dementia Friendly
An elderly grandmother becomes an unlikely action hero when she takes matters into her own hands after falling victim to a telephone scam. Putting a clever spin on the Hollywood revenge movie, this crowd-pleasing crime caper it employs the familiar tropes of the action genre in hilarious, age-appropriate ways. 94-year-old June Squibb portrays the strong-willed […]
› Read moreKensuke’s Kingdom – Sensory Friendly
These screenings are ideal for those living with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects day to day living, to enjoy a social activity in a welcoming environment. The lights will be left on low and there may be the possibility of people talking or moving around. Young Michael, shipwrecked on a remote island, must […]
› Read moreDespicable Me 4 – Sensory Friendly
These screenings are ideal for those living with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects day to day living, to enjoy a social activity in a welcoming environment. The lights will be left on low and there may be the possibility of people talking or moving around. In the first Despicable Me movie in seven […]
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