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.
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We are delighted to have Matt Jameson of ‘Out Together’ joining us on this Friday 25th October at our monthly coffee/tea, cake and chat afternoon. It is open to all, so please join us to find out more, and enjoy a bit of company along with a cuppa.
‘Out Together is a charity that unites LGBT+ generations in Yorkshire. They work together to create a diverse, vibrant and enduring community which will overcome the cultural and social barriers which can prevent us celebrating our old age with dignity’ https:www.outtogether.lgbt
Date: Friday 25th October 2024
Time: 1.30pm to 3pm
Venue: Caring Together in Woodhouse and Little London, 127 Woodhouse Street, Leeds LS6 2PY
Open to all, no need to book just call in.
Starting 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.
.Just a quick reminder that our AGM is at 11am on Friday 5th November and will be a zoom meeting.
If you would like to come and haven’t already let us know please email valerie@caringtogether.org.uk.
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
