Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Reimagine the wonder of wetlands and nature through the eyes of the UK’s best loved illustrator. Collect an illustrated guide full of Quentin Blake’s drawings and journey around our wonderful wetland world this summer. New seasonal trails will be launched later in the year, each with a different illustrated guide to collect and keep. We’ve […]
› Read moreSensory Movers dance classes follow exciting termly themes which include repeated dance activities and props to not only boost physical development but to encourage social interaction, confidence and creativity. The classes are the perfect opportunity for parent/carer’s to dance alongside their child. Taking place every Saturday morning and there are two sessions to choose from: […]
› Read moreJoin us at one of our coffee afternoons for blind/sight impaired people in Gloucestershire and have a coffee and a chat with a very friendly bunch of people. If you want to talk about sight loss, there will be plenty of people who understand what you’re going through. Alternatively, you can chat about the weather, […]
› Read moreWe support businesses, carers and even families on being more aware of how to support someone with additional needs. Below are some of the training oppertunities we offer. – Learning Disability Awareness – Moving and Handling (care based, including hoist training). – Palliative Massage Therapy – Mental Capacity Awareness – Therapeutic Support in Complex Care […]
› Read moreMove More camps involve children taking part in a variety of sports and physical activities as well as arts, crafts and board games. We have spaces available for disabled children aged 4 (must be in reception) – 7 years to attend our early years camp at Charlton Kings Infant School. Children who attend should enjoy […]
› Read moreMassage therapy can work wonders for everyone! We offer holistic massage treatment to help you feel relaxed and also to best support your body. Our massage therapist Charlotte can ensure treatment is specific to you to help you feel most relaxed and supported. Whether you need support with hoisting or perhaps to have massage in […]
› Read moreWe offer Occupational Therapy treatment to support Stroke Survivors. Your sessions are guided by you however we can support with the following areas: – Movement rehabilitation – Equipment Recommendations – Skills of every day living – Motor Skill Practice – Regaining your independence We offer these sessions in the comfort of your own home. If […]
› Read moreEvery Wednesday at 11:50am we host a movement and balance exercise class in Cheltenham. This class is accessible to everyone who would like to work on improving their balance and movement all round. We put on some fun music, have a laugh and meet new people! £10 a session, pay as you go! 45 Minute […]
› Read moreThe cafe is open to anyone affected by Parkinson’s, whether an individual, family member or friend. We meet once a quarter for a chat, refreshments & cake. We have professionals drop in to the meeting with useful information and advice. The meeting runs 10:30 – 12 and you can stop at the pub for lunch […]
› Read moreWe offer a social meeting for anyone affected by Parkinson’s, whether an individual, family member or friend. We meet once a month for a chat, refreshments, a speaker or outing/lunch. For more information contact Jane on 0344 225 3694 or jhenderson@parkinsons.org.uk
› Read moreWe are a friendly group that meet for anyone affected by Parkinson’s as an individual, family or friend. We meet in the Parish Council Meeting room once a month for a chat, refreshments, speakers and support. For more information contact Jane 0344 225 3694 or jhenderson@parkinsons.org.uk
› Read moreWe offer activities & social meetings to anyone affected by Parkinson’s as individuals, family & friends. We have a social meeting once a month at St Mark’s Methodist Church Hall, an informal coffee morning each month at the Norwood Arms & table tennis weekly. For more information contact Jane 0344 225 3604 or jhenderson@parkinsons.org.uk
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