Join St Monica Trust on Thursday 12th October for a fun, social and wellbeing boosting afternoon, at their Health and Wellbeing Cafe.
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Come along to St Monica Trust’s free annual Stockwood Taster Day, on Wednesday 20th September 2017.
Active Ageing (Bristol), the ground breaking new programme that delivers sport and physical activity opportunities for people age 55+, will be launching at this year’s Celebrating Age Festival.
Are you aged 50+? Would you like to be involved in the development of new activities, projects and services in Redcliffe, Hotwells and the Harbourside?
6 South Bristol Walking Groups came together on Tuesday 25th July, for LinkAge’s South Bristol Walk Leaders Network.
It’s like the outside world coming in. Wilf and Sami have been matched as part of St Monica Trust’s Community Befriending Scheme for over a year. Hear their story about their experience of the scheme and how it’s changed their lives.
LinkAge are delighted to have been chosen as the local charity of the year for Sainsburys Kingswood store.
LinkAge has received funding to support Swim England’s (SE) Dementia Friendly Swimming project.
Celebrate your grandparents and be in with the chance of winning a luxury hamper and a £100 donation to LinkAge, by entering the #MyGrandHero competition.
Join Alma Vale Wealth Management Ltd on Thursday 27th July for a FREE Financial Planning Workshop.
LinkAge would like to welcome to the team Wendy Harris, Community Development Coordinator for Central and East Bristol.
On Wednesday 14th June, 35 older people attended the Macmillan Prevention and Re-enablement Project’s Summer Wellbeing Day.