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CHRISTMAS FAIRs
"A Starry Christmas:
Ipswich Road United Reformed Church are holding a Christmas Event on Saturday 7th December from 10am to 3pm. All are welcome to this special event decorated with a starry theme. Stalls: gifts, crafts, cakes and home preserves, Traidcraft plus traditional church fete games to play. Refreshments: soup, rolls, cakes etc. Tombola. Separate craft making activities for children and adults. John Potter's photographic display which was in Princes Street URC during the heritage weekend. At 1.30pm come and join in singing Christmas songs and carols, led by Heather Edwards, leader of "Come Singing"
Ipswich Road United Reformed Church are holding a Christmas Event on Saturday 7th December from 10am to 3pm. All are welcome to this special event decorated with a starry theme. Stalls: gifts, crafts, cakes and home preserves, Traidcraft plus traditional church fete games to play. Refreshments: soup, rolls, cakes etc. Tombola. Separate craft making activities for children and adults. John Potter's photographic display which was in Princes Street URC during the heritage weekend. At 1.30pm come and join in singing Christmas songs and carols, led by Heather Edwards, leader of "Come Singing"
Click here to download a copy of the brochure.
volunteer opportunity for keen gardeners with a passion for mental health!
Your local NHS mental health trust is seeking to recruit a team of Gardening Support Volunteers. This is an exciting opportunity which involves supporting people receiving care for mental health problems to enjoy the outdoors and learn basic gardening skills.
What does a Gardening Support Volunteer do?
All our volunteers are supported and supervised by clinical staff throughout the volunteer experience, and will receive full induction training before starting any voluntary activity. We have various hours available throughout the week (Mon-Sun) and ask that volunteers can commit to at least one regular session per fortnight.
If you are interested in this role, we would love to hear from you. You will find further information and details for how to apply on our website. If you have any questions at all please contact Eve Edwards, Voluntary Services Manager, on 01603 421348 or at eve.edwards@nsft.nhs.uk
What does a Gardening Support Volunteer do?
- Support service users to learn key gardening skills such as weeding, sowing, planning and harvesting.
- Chat about gardening with individuals going through mental illness
- Be a calm, caring and positive presence for the service users, and gently encourage them to enjoy the gardens
All our volunteers are supported and supervised by clinical staff throughout the volunteer experience, and will receive full induction training before starting any voluntary activity. We have various hours available throughout the week (Mon-Sun) and ask that volunteers can commit to at least one regular session per fortnight.
If you are interested in this role, we would love to hear from you. You will find further information and details for how to apply on our website. If you have any questions at all please contact Eve Edwards, Voluntary Services Manager, on 01603 421348 or at eve.edwards@nsft.nhs.uk
ERRA Receives 'Highly Commended' certificate at the Norwich Eco Award Ceremony. Click here for more details
Wednesday Club at the URC
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Gardening Courses |
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We have been sent details of some very interesting gardening courses by the Sustainable Living Initiative. These courses start in January and cover a wide variety of subjects. The first session costs £15, but subsequent ones are just £10.Click on the poster below to download the PDF version.