Cotswold Friends is introducing a variety of community activities aimed at older and vulnerable residents this spring.
The charity, which works to ensure older people are not isolated and support their independent living, is running a range of activities, varying from lunch clubs to walking football and singing.
Alongside these, the organisation will be running four Men in Sheds projects across the North Cotswolds.
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One of the highlights of the charity's roster of offerings is the community garden at Stow-on-the-Wold Surgery.
Set to reopen at the end of March, the garden is designed to be disabled-access friendly with the aim of allowing everyone to participate.
An addition to the garden is the Memorial Rose Garden, a serene place to retreat, reflect, and remember loved ones.
Starting this spring, a new Walk and Talk group will begin in Moreton-in-Marsh, offering the opportunity for leisurely walks paired with good company.
Cotswold Friends welcomes anyone interested to attend their activities or volunteer their time.
For a detailed list of activities, refer to the 2024 calendar on the Cotswold Friends website, or make an inquiry to the friendly Cotswold Friends team by phone.
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