New Storrington “Memory Choir” starts 10.30 Wednesday 30 August
A new monthly dementia friendly choir starts at 10.30 on Wednesday 30th August at Trinity Methodist Church, Thakeham Road, Storrington RH20 3NG
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New “Memory Choir”
Trinity Methodist Church is looking at the viability of a “dementia friendly” choir. Evidence shows that music can help people to feel and live better.
King’s representative thanks Storrington Area Help Scheme volunteers
The King’s representative thanks Storrington Area Help Scheme volunteers. The Help Scheme needs more volunteers as drivers or as a members of the office team.
National Garden Scheme Snowdrop gardens
The National Garden Scheme – the benefits of gardens to physical and mental health. Visit gardens opening in West Sussex this February such as the Old Vicarage Garden at Washington.
More Than Football at Chanctonbury Leisure Centre
More Than Football is a free programme that supports men aged 30 to 50 years old with their mental health by connecting them to like minded people through regular football sessions.
Glebe Surgery PPG Newsletter December 2022
Seasons Greetings from the Glebe Surgery Patient Participation Group (PPG). This newsletter contains updates on: Covid vaccination clinics, patient car park closure, surgery statistics, staffing etc.
Need help with debt, money worries, loneliness or anxiety?
Community help for anyone with financial worries, feeling lonely, isolated or anxious. Come along and talk to someone who can help. No appointment needed.
Tapestry Day Club comes to Storrington
Tapestry Day Club is a warm and caring social club where good food can be enjoyed and a safe place where friendships can be made.
Tapestry Day Club for people with memory loss, Parkinson’s or stroke
Tapestry Day Club are a not-for-profit social enterprise offering our unique social day support to people living with early-stage dementia and/or struggling with loneliness and isolation.
Storrington group highlights fight against leading cause of sight loss
A Storrington-based support group for people living with the biggest cause of sight loss in the UK will be highlighting the impact of living with macular disease, as part of a national awareness week.