Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
JULY 2023 A new ReConnect Gloucestershire group for people with stroke or long-term health conditions. Come along on one or more dates to share common experiences, enjoy some time in nature and support each other. Social chat, outdoor time and nature focussed activities. In July we will meet every other Monday: 3 July, 17 July, 31 July. In August we will meet every […]
› Read moreJULY 2023 A new ReConnect Gloucestershire group for people with stroke or long-term health conditions. Come along on one or more dates to share common experiences, enjoy some time in nature and support each other. Social chat, outdoor time and nature focussed activities. In July we will meet every other Monday: 3 July, 17 July, 31 July. In August we will meet every […]
› Read moreAn interactive, immersive and participatory art exhibition opens on Saturday in an empty shop at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Gloucester. Normally in an art gallery there are signs saying ‘do not touch the artworks’. Here, however, you’re invited not only to touch but to take part. Climb into Alyson Minkley’s suspended, cocoon-like installation and […]
› Read moreThis year, we are offering a ‘quiet hour’ to ensure that children with additional needs, and their families, are able to enjoy the exciting range of activities on offer, in a calmer and less overwhelming environment. As spaces are limited, we kindly ask that you only book a ticket for this part of the event […]
› Read moreShared Lives are hosting a Skittles Social Evening for all of our existing Shared Lives Carers, the individuals who they support and is also open to anyone who wishes to attend. This event is open to all who wish to attend, whether you know anything about Shared Lives or not. Come along to learn more […]
› Read moreCome and join us at Imperial Gardens for another year of inspiring and thought-provoking events. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to hear from some of the most exciting people in science, including Mikaela Loach, Ray Mears, Hana Walker-Brown and many more. Cheltenham Science Festival Programme 2023 You can access information about support provisions available […]
› Read moreThis June Stroud Arts Festival are thrilled to welcome back to Stroud one of the world’s leading university choirs The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge Conductor and composer Graham Ross brings us this delightful summer concert with pieces by local composers Vaughan Williams, Holst and Howells along with Purcell, Byrd and many more. The […]
› Read moreJoin Gloucestershire Carers Hub to celebrate Carers Week 2023. Many people around our county are supporting someone in a caring capacity, it could be a neighbour, family member or friend. We are here to provide information, advice and guidance to those providing to another throughout Gloucestershire. Carers Week’s theme this year is ‘recognising and supporting […]
› Read moreActive Impact and Wychwood Festival are working in partnership to provide an amazing opportunity for 60 families of disabled children to enjoy everything that Wychwood Festival has to offer. Enjoy a weekend of music, arts, activities and more at Cheltenham Race Course between 31 May – 2 June 2024. Headline and other main acts include: […]
› Read moreOn Saturday 13th May from 1.30-3.30pm we will be holding a fundraiser and awareness event at Quedgeley Community Centre in Quedgeley, Gloucester We will have a cake sale, raffle, tombola, refreshments plus lots more. We will be raising money for the ME Association. We also welcome people with ME/CFS and other similar chronic illnesses to […]
› Read moreWould you like to find out about the activities that are available to carers in May? Click here to find out more. https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/news/whats-on-may-2023/
› Read moreWe will be hosting the Stroud Pride 2023 picnic to celebrate LGBTQ+ people and allies. All are welcome to join us for a day of music, performances and community celebration.( More information is forthcoming but get it in your diaries! )
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