Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
We offer a range of welcoming and social activities for anyone affected by Parkinson’s as individuals, family and friends. We have a website with all the information on here: https://www.cirenstroudpuk.co.uk/ You can also contact Jane on 0344 225 3694 or jhenderson@parkinsons.org.uk
› Read moreWe are a friendly group for anyone affected by Parkinson’s as an individual, family or friend. We meet monthly on the 1st Tuesday evening of each month from 7:15- 9 pm at the Gala Club in Longford. We have tea, cake, a chat, speaker or quiz & an occasional trip. For more information contact Jane […]
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› Read moreWelcome to the Cinderford coffee club We will be meeting on the 1st Wednesday of the month from 10am till 1pm The Wesley Cinderford, opposite the Cinema. Everyone welcome young and old Come and meet new people It’s drop in and there will be hot drinks squash home made cake and a raffle Raffle monthly […]
› Read moreCrafty Creations Project group Arts and Crafts social group that meet the 3rd Tuesday of every month, 10am – 12noon, very much group led with choice of craft, free to all over 18yrs. City Centre venue, close to bus depot, train station. Limited parking at venue, but drop area. Plenty of street parking and local […]
› Read moreWe help support people living with invisible illness and/or disability, including loneliness. We meet on Mondays, starting at 12.45pm for our mindfulness session, delivered by a qualified instructor. From 2pm-3pm we have a craft hour (or just come for a chat if you prefer!) £2 covers the cost of any materials we use and includes […]
› Read moreOur group welcomes people living with invisible illness or disability, including people who are lonely and looking to make new friends. We meet every Tuesday (during term time) at Froffy Coffee in Cam 1pm-3pm
› Read moreDancing burns calories, strengthens muscles, improves balance, increases flexibility, and gives the heart a good workout. But for those living with Parkinson’s it does so much more. Dancing and taking cues from music with a steady, clear beat can create new neural pathways in the brain, thus instigating movement, giving those with Parkinson’s a connection […]
› Read moreDancing is not just good for your soul – it’s good for co ordination, balance and fluidity of movement, all things that those living with Parkinson’s often find affected. Sarah Hartley runs two classes each week in Gloucestershire (though term-time only): Mondays – 2pm – 3.30pm at Abbey Fields Community Centre, Back Lane, Winchcombe GL54 […]
› Read moreMemory Lane Café A social group and creative session for older people and those living with dementia. Come Along to The Wilson for a chat and some creativity with a cuppa. FREE – no need to book. Carers welcome. On the first Thursday of every month The Wilson is teaming up with Art Shape to […]
› Read moreA safe and inclusive space to hang out with your friends. You have a range of activities including table tennis, games consoles, cooking and music. Meets every Tuesday 3.30-5.30 for all young people aged 11-17.
› Read moreA safe and inclusive space to hang out with your friends. The majority have free entry and depending on which centre is local to you have a range of activities including table tennis, games consoles, cooking and music. Meets every Thursday 6.30-8.30 for all young people aged 11-17
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