HayDay Café is dementia friendly and for people in the Hay-on-Wye and surrounding area who would like some company, some creativity and some fun in a safe friendly environment. We meet on the last Wednesday of the month at Cl...
We offer free, confidential information ' support to everyone affected by cancer: Provision of information resources published by Macmillan ' other organisations; A confidential environment to talk; Welfare ' Benefits Advice;...
A monthly meeting giving access to all but with special support for the Blind and Visually-Impaired
Supports people who have had a stroke and their carers. We meet at 11.00am in the Willow Court restaurant at rear of Nursing Home. Lunch is at noon. Members leave about 2.00pm. Club goes out once a month for a meal.
Free hot meal for those in crisis. Provision of clothes, food parcels, hygiene supplies and pastoral support also available.
Our Luncheon Club offers a space for people 50 years plus to meet weekly, organise trips, support participants with information and advice
A social group and support group who meet once a month for tea and coffee. Speakers are often arranged to discuss issues relating to the visually impaired.
Provides information and advise around the low vision service, how to use magnifier, lighting, colour and contrast.
There are five Confidence Building courses providing information and advice around shopping, transport and mobility , entertainment and leisure, Health and Wellbeing and Falls Prevention
Social and support group. Visually Impaired members meet for coffee and a chat. Speakers are often arranged.
Social and support group. Visually Impaired members meet for coffee and a chat. Speakers are often arranged.
We provide many sports activities for the visually impaired for all ages such as Tennis, Goalball, Swimming, Bikeability - tandem cycling, Golf, Bowls.
Visually impaired members meet to read and discuss books in various formats
The Topic Older People's Information Centre provides older people and carers with easy access to information, advice and support. It brings people together, encourages active citizenship and promotes well-being.
We offer Hospital transport in local areas only for elderly and for those with disabilities. We also have a wheelchair available if needed.
Our Helplines offer free, confidential information on all aspects of living with arthritis. We also offer a range of publications which can be accessed through Helplines or downloaded from our website.
Provision of food, clothing and small household items to those in need, through a voucher scheme.
The foodbank provides emergency food and support to local people in crisis. We also take time to listen and signpost people to further support.
Provides a monthly opportunity to meet over lunch. Lunches provided on the last Thursday of each month. Tickets for lunch to be purchased by the Friday of the week prior to the lunch.
Monthly meetings with help in coping with hearing loss or tinnitus, provision of lip reading classes and social outings.
