Caring Together will be closed for Easter until Wednesday 23rd April
We wish all who are celebrating a happy Easter

A big big thank you to all the members at Nuffield Health in The Light, Leeds who collected Easter Eggs fur us. We have been busy giving them out over the last few days.
They have been very well received and we do really appreciate you thinking of us.
And a special thank you to David who nominated us to receive them
Thank you to everyone who came to our Pot Luck Lunch to celebrate Caring Together’s 30 years.
We all had a great time and we certainly were not short of food!!
There was a trip down memory lane over the years that Caring Together has been around, a chance to test your knowledge in our 1995 quiz and, of course a rousing rendition of happy birthday before everyone went home with cake
Yesterday was our final Winter Warmer Soup day of the Winter. Twelve weeks, Twelve soups – all homemade and delicious, thank you to all our members and staff who made the soups and to all those who came along to enjoy them!!
The Winter Warmers will be back again next year and now, as the clocks are going forward, and the weather starting to warm up we will have lots of other things going on at Caring Together.
Our members and supporters will have had the Spring newsletter with lots of information about what is going on so we hope you will be joining us for outings and activities.
We work mainly with over 55s living in Woodhouse, Little London and the City Centre, if that is you and you are not already a Caring Together member, but would like to join or know more about what is happening you can contact us on 0113 2430298 or info@caringtogether.org.uk.
Caring Together will be closed now until Thursday 2nd January 2025.
Thank you so much to everyone who has been part of our 2024 in any way, we do appreciate it.
Wishing everyone a peaceful, happy and healthy holiday season and we will see you in the new year.
useful-nos-2024Starting Next Week: Wednesday 9th October 2024
We have a new drop in, in partnership with BID Leeds Sensory Services.
Where: Caring Together Premises, 127 Woodhouse Street, Leeds LS6 2PY
When: 2nd Wednesday of every month
It is open to all Leeds residents, aged 18 and above and who are Blind, Partially Sighted, Hard of Hearing, Deaf or Deafblind. Their services include: Information and Advice, Equipment & Technology, Employment support, Befriending, Mental Health support, Social groups and much more.
No appointment needed, just call in.
Woodhouse Ridge Festival – Sunday 3rd July, 1pm to 7pm
A family fun day in the woods, focused around the old bandstand on Woodhouse Ridge. Bike powered music, performance arts, community choir, real ale bar, local history walks, kids activities, bike doctor and tasty food! Opened at 1pm by Councillor Christine Towler.
Plus a few other things happening this weekend:
Free Canal Boat Trips in Kirkstall and Armley – Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd July
Every 20 minutes between 10.30am and 4pm, no booking required.
Celebrating Leeds & Liverpool Canal’s 200 birthday, specially decorated boats will be sailing from Armley Mills Industrial Museum on Saturday and Hollybush Farm on Sunday. One of the boats is fully accessible and has a ramp and a lift
St Gemma’s Summer Fair & Garden Party – Sunday 3rd July 12-4pm
At St Gemma’s Hospice 329 Harrogate Road Moortown, a fantastic day packed full of entertainment, crafts, stalls , games, food and an appearance by Gemma the Giraffe! Entry is by donation
Talking Statues in Leeds City Centre
Ever wondered what the statues would say if they could talk? Well this weekend 10 of the statues in Leeds City Centre can do just that. This includes The Black Prince in City Square and one of the Town Hall Lions. You’ll need a smartphone swipe a plaque near the statue or enter a code and the statue will call you! More details can be found here
Lisa, Valerie and some of Caring Together’s members went on a Tree ID walk this week organised by Oblong and Leeds Coppice Workers.
It was a really enjoyable end to the afternoon to stroll in the sunshine and to actually take a look at the trees and nature that are on our doorstep and that we often just don’t notice.
Many thanks to Dave from Leeds Coppice Workers for an interesting an informative walk. The next plan is to maybe have a similar walk looking at edible plants.
We will let you know when we have more information about this