Re-Engage
All too often, loneliness is the reality for older people. Social isolation and loneliness are more than an emotional experience, they have huge mental and physical health implications.
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Project Skill: Friendship
Polish Expats Association – Welcome Centre
The Welcome community café is a lively place in the heart of Erdington, that is family and child friendly, where you can enjoy a coffee, lunch, or just soak up the atmosphere.
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South Aston United Reformed Church Lunch Club
As the name suggests The Lunch Club, which meets at 12.30pm every Wednesday at South Aston United Reformed Church, is a club where people of over 50years of age can meet together and have a cooked meal.
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Beacon Church Lunch Club
The Lunch Club provides meals and a relaxed environment for people to enjoy themselves. It also offers opportunity for healthy conversations to continue at the end of meal to build strong relationship in the community.
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Villa Cross Soup Kitchen
Based in Birmingham, we provide a hot meal, clothing, advice, and assistance to people in need, in a warm and friendly environment where they are treated with respect and dignity.
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Have a HART : Help the Homeless
Shirley, our founder, had a natural instinct for wanting to care for those less fortunate. Raising a large family had taken up most of Shirley’s time. With her children all grown up she found she now had time on her hands.
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Guardian : Communities
- Home Office to hold on evicting asylum seekers during lockdown
- Councils told to house all rough sleepers in England by weekend
- 'Is this all a dream?': my cramped week self-isolating in student halls
- UK neighbours rally to mark birthdays of young and old in isolation
- Cities after coronavirus: how Covid-19 could radically alter urban life
- How fresh economics can tackle coronavirus and climate change
- 'It's a community effort': Wiltshire villagers unite against coronavirus isolation
- Strike a pose! My night at a vogue ball with Malcolm McLaren