Welcome to The Beeches Community Wellbeing Group, serving the community.
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FROM SUTTON TO WALLINGTON
U3A ART GROUP
We are a range of mixed ability painters from leisure artists to the more accomplished, who make up this lovely group.
We are not a 'teaching' group as such but you will get help and advice with tips and tricks from the more accomplished artists. A non-compulsory itinerary will help you on your way. You can learn a variety of mediums, or stay with your preferred if you so wish, and have fun without the pressure.
With no fee other than sharing the hall rental which is nominal and paid at the start of each term you can enjoy learning your craft in the company of like minded people. For a £1 a term there is tea, coffee and biscuits at 'half-time'. Come and join us.
Held on alternate Tuesdays from 1.30 to 3.30 at The Mallison Room, United Reformed Church, Stanley Park Road, SM6 0EU
Contact Fran Davies on 07984 992 083
TUESDAY CLUB RUSKIN HALL
Tuesday Club for those living with dementia and their carers where you can find activities, fun and friendship and support and advice. You can find out more about us by clicking the links below.
https://beecheswellbeing.org/downloads-page
Ruskin Hall, Carshalton Methodist Church, Ruskin Road, SM5 3DE
For more information call
Debbie on 07985 729557
The 'FANTASTIC FREDDIE' FOUNDATION
A wonderful foundation based on a young man who would not give up on life despite his disabilities. A non-profit CIO based in Sutton providing leisure and social, fun and age-appropriate activities for age 15+. Any help to put their founder in touch with more local groups then please contact
Charlie Millett: charlie@thefantasticfreddiefoundation.com
Mini explorers up to 24 mths
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Mini Explorers - Lots of fun activities to help support your child’s development in a safe and welcoming environment.
Come and get to know other parents, as you and your child(ren) then take part in exploring fun activities for all children in a safe and welcoming environment.
Parents, grandparents and carers and their child(ren) are welcomed to our sessions.
This sessions is only suitable for children 12 mth-24mth, and not suitable for older siblings.
FRIDAY CHILL (0-5 yrs)
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Friday Chill: (0-5 years) Activities based around how exploration of different textures and materials, develops our cognitive, fine & gross motor skills.
During the holidays siblings up to the age of 8 are welcome to this session.
VIRTUAL FRIDAY CLUB
An online social group for one hour on a Friday for conversation and lively discussion. With Zoom training.
BEFRIENDERS
Can you spare an hour a week to phone a lonely resident? Sutton Befrienders are looking for volunteers . Full training provided.
The Library of Things
Borrow useful Things for your home, projects and adventures. Affordable. Convenient. Kinder to the planet. Browse the Things online and reserve to borrow. Collect, use it then return it when you're done.See how much waste you've saved from landfill by borrowing instead of buying.
Tai Chi in Oaks Park Cafe.
Tai Chi in Oaks Park Cafe.
Amazingly relaxing and focussed weekly sessions of Tai Chi will resume under the guidance of David Talbot. on Wednesday 23th January in the back of Oaks Park cafe in winter and in the summer in the formal gardens from 10 to 10.45 am.
The cost is £5 per session payable direct to David on the day.
Safe Online Shopping
How confident are you when buying online, that you’re dealing with genuine sellers and not criminals? Or do you even think about it? Many believe that online shopping scams are easy to spot, with poor spelling or grammar, dodgy logos or unusual website or email addresses or phone numbers. This is now rare as scammers go to great lengths to earn your trust before cheating you out of your money. It’s upsetting at the best of times, but even worse when money’s tight.
Whhatever you buy online, safeguard yourself and your money by watching Get Safe Online's latest short video and reading on to discover our top tips:
UPDATE ON THE DOLL'S HOUSE.
Built by a patient at Broadmoor Hospital this 40+ year-old Doll's House certainly comes with some history. Refurbished recently by Christiane Rheinstrom to a very high standard, it was donated to MUMMAS EMPORIUM, a Shropshire-based company featuring antiques and curiosities, that focuses on supporting vulnerable adults within the community who may experience anxiety after a traumatic experience, mental health issues, learning disabilities, autism, or individuals who need support to be independent and integrate into society after leaving care. Emporium staff were so delighted with it that it is to remain a permanent feature in the tea rooms.
Please click the button for a pdf about the Doll's House and follow the link below to see the delightful http://www.mummasemporium.com.