We provide information and support for people with sight loss living in Shropshire as well as facilitating four Sight Loss Opportunity Groups (or 'SLOG's!) in Shropshire. The SLOGs offer all
We all know that a healthy diet is essential for a healthy mind and body but what exactly is a healthy diet? Our Healthy Eating Awareness session can help! The
Have you recently been diagnosed with Diabetes? Our Diabetes Awareness is a free workshop to help you adjust to living with Diabetes or to learn more about the condition. The
Community Resource hosts a number of Hearing Loss Support Hubs around the county. These hubs are staffed by Audiology-trained volunteers and are suitable for NHS hearing aid wearers who need:
Community Resource hosts a number of Hearing Loss Support Hubs around the county. These hubs are staffed by Audiology-trained volunteers and are suitable for NHS hearing aid wearers who need:
Move to Thrive provides movement to music activity sessions especially for people with dementia and their carers. Led by a qualified instructor with refreshments before and after each session allowing
Our Care and Share groups offer a friendly place to enjoy a fun afternoon and meet others. Open to everyone, including those with mild to moderate dementia and their family
Arthritis Awareness Have you been diagnosed with arthritis? Do you know someone or care for someone with arthritis? To find out more about how to manage the condition, come to
The Musketeers and Maidens Friendship Group meets weekly and takes part in activities such as Extend, Boccia and arts and crafts. There is plenty of tea, the chance to chat
Falls Awareness - 1 – 1½ hours The ever popular ‘Falls Awareness’ Sessions, provided by Community Resource is a free falls prevention session empowering session participants to gain the tools
Stroke Awareness Have you experienced a stroke? Do you know someone or care for someone who is living as a stroke survivor? If you would like to find out more
Community Resource hosts a number of Hearing Loss Support Hubs around the county. These hubs are staffed by Audiology-trained volunteers and are suitable for NHS hearing aid wearers who need:
