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20th May 2022, 11:52am | by Stephany Bardzil
Corsham Memory Shed meets every Wednesday afternoon to support men and women living with dementia to get involved in practical projects. We need more volunteers to support members so if you enjoy woodworking and are confident using tools, please get in touch. The group ...more
20th May 2022, 11:02am | by David
Age UK Wiltshire is inviting its staff, volunteers, supporters and partners to a networking opportunity and General Meeting on Thursday 26th May 1pm – 3:30pm to meet its new board of trustees and to hear from our CEO, Sarah Cardy, about the current status of the ...more
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20th May 2022, 9:28am | by kathbrice2020
Local charity Carer Support Wiltshire are showing appreciation to the unpaid carers in our communities this Carers Week (6-12 June), with special events and giveaways. Carers Week takes place nationally every year to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges ...more
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Dorothy House Hospice Care The Women’s Midnight Walk is back! Here at Dorothy House, we have decided to go back to old school and revamp our popular Midnight Walk, to celebrate our wonderful community of local ladies! Taking place on Saturday 11 June, all fabulous females ...more
by Kelly Bundy
Alzheimer’s Support’s family-friendly sponsored walk returns on Saturday June 11th 2022. A Walk to Remember was put on hold during the pandemic and is now back with two scenic routes, a circular 8.5 mile walk up and around the Iron Age Battlesbury hill fort near Warminster ...more
by Kelly Bundy
Run the Virtual London Marathon for Alzheimer’s Support on 2nd October and help support people with dementia right here in Wiltshire. Virtual runners have 24 hours to complete the 26.2 miles wherever they like and whatever pace suits them. With access to the London Marathon ...more
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30th March 2022, 10:56pm | by Valerie Parkinson
I walk a dog a couple of times a week for a gentleman with learning disabilities. I am away for a couple of months and looking for someone else to help out. The dog is not well socialised but loves a walk and being in a field. You can call or text me to chat about it if you can help on 07757134399. more
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8th February 2022, 1:50pm | by Calne Library
We are looking for volunteers to help at Lyneham Library Our Community Library Volunteers operate the library during opening hours and, as more volunteers get involved, we hope to extend the opening times back to pre-Pandemic levels. This is a great role if you have a few hours ...more
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2nd February 2022, 3:50pm | by Karen Johnson
We are looking for a member of the local community who has some spare time to befriend a gentleman resident who is living with dementia. Some experience of dementia would be beneficial but not essential. For more information please message us on; volunteer@osjct.co.uk or call Karen on; 07501 ...more
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Here you can find more Tweets from Calne along with Tweets from Wiltshire Council.
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