Category: Caring Together

Only a few more hampers to left to be delivered. Not that we need an excuse for a catch up with our members. ~

Annual Met Office (national) campaign around being Weather Ready is about promoting winter preparedness around the steps to take to prepare for and cope with severe weather. The campaign is about encouraging individuals, families and communities to think about winter preparations we can all make to stay warm, healthy and safe this time of year.… Continue reading Winter Weather Ready

There was a lovely warm welcome for some of our members and staff last week from the students and teaching staff of Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form College. We all came together to join in the Christmas Cheer at their our annual ‘Forever Young Christmas Party’. We had fun and thoroughly enjoyed some good company, singing… Continue reading ‘Annual Forever Young Christmas Party’

  It’s the day to have your say! VOTE Your polling stations within our area are as follows (your specific one will be named on your polling card): Woodhouse Community Centre, (The Hall), 197 Woodhouse Street Holy Trinity Church, Boar Lane, Leeds Leeds Minster, (Choir Vestry), Kirkgate Portable building at Grafton School, Craven Road, Woodhouse… Continue reading Don’t forget to vote

Caring Together took 2 minibuses to Batley Mills on Monday. It was an enjoyable afternoon. The weather outside was cold but we were well sheltered from this indoors.

Caring Together staff and members visited the stunning Tiled Hall Cafe in the Art Gallery and Central Library building on Monday. It is a lovely venue for a meet up and everybody thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. This was our latest outing as part of our regular Monday lunch meet-ups. The Tiled Hall was originally the main… Continue reading Out on the Tiles

A lovely picture from one of our lunchtime meetups recently at the Hyde Park Pub.  A nice social time and chance to catch up over food

World Kindness Day was celebrated on the 13th November. It is a day to promote and celebrate acts of kindness. We had some University students drop off some healthy snack bars. We took them to one of our groups where they kindly shared them with each other.

Our new tablets (funded by 100% Digital) are not just for one to one work. We were able to open them out to larger groups. One of our volunteers kindly shared some pictures with us of her volunteering abroad this summer. And as a group we also viewed our annual party pictures.