Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
We invite you to join us for this unique four-week course which aims to support those living with Dementia, Parkinson’s, M.S., Stroke, Neuropathy or any long term neurological health condition. We also welcome those who are interested in holistic wellbeing as a preventative or self-care approach. Throughout the course we will explore the ‘5 Pillars […]
› Read moreOur Autumn Newsletter is here We are excited to share with you our Autumn Newsletter. We hope you find the articles interesting and of use to you in your caring role. To view or download click here: Autumn Newsletter We will be planning for our Winter Newsletter soon and would love to include some suggestions […]
› Read moreCreative 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 moreReduction Lino Prints with tutor Charlotte Hawke Learn how to cut lino to create beautiful relief designs! We will explore how to make marks using Lino tools and build techniques such as the reduction method and Chine-collé that add colourful layers to your design. You’ll produce an exciting range of prints that can be displayed […]
› Read moreOwn Your Writing with tutor Gemma Bolwell On this course we will explore what you want to write and why, acknowledge challenges, set personal intentions, and then start off on your path to recreate your work. The course will begin with a face to face session, with online tasks and support available in the following […]
› Read moreInfinite Creatives is a one hour creative session that takes place every week to explore art and performance. This might include arts and crafts, drama, music and movement. Places are provided on a first come first serve basis, providing we can meet the support needed for the participant. Once all spaces are allocated, we will […]
› Read morePaddington 2 (PG) – Dementia & Sensory Friendly Screening Pack your marmalade sandwiches for the return of Michael Bonds much loved bear from Darkest Peru. In the sequel, Paddington is happily settled with the Brown family in Windsor Gardens, where he has become a popular member of the community. While searching for the perfect present […]
› Read moreExperience the Magic of Ice Skating Open 22nd November – 5th January One thing’s for sure at The Gateway Ice Rink — we know how to have pure, unadulterated fun. From our selection of activities to special events and private parties, we’ve got endless possibilities for everyone to enjoy! Book Now at www.gatewayicerink.co.uk Our Sessions […]
› Read moreAutumn at The Keepers with tutor Helen Grant Come along to our weekly group to have a go at different arts and crafts, while meeting new people. The tutor will introduce you to various arts and crafts projects where you can learn a new skill or explore your existing skills. All materials provided. Thursdays, 9.30am […]
› Read moreWe would like to welcome you to our ‘October Be Connected’ programme. You will find all of the activities and sessions which we are running in October 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 moreHalloween Beats & Bleeps Our next Mix & Mash week will run from 28th October – 1st November from 10am-3pm every day at our inclusive music Hub in Gloucester. A week of music-making aimed at those with additional needs but open to all, especially those who may not have previously considered themselves musical. Its emphasis is on […]
› Read moreJoin NXT GEN for fun, food and crazy golf! Open to children and young people aged 9-16 who are deaf, hard of hearing or CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) and their siblings. Places must be booked via email cypf@gda.org.uk. £5 per child, but do speak to us if finances are a barrier to attending. […]
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