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April – May 2019
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Celebrated novelist Michelle Paver will be discussing her latest novel, ‘Wakenhyrst‘, a spell-binding masterpiece of Gothic fiction, set deep in the Suffolk Fens, which enthralls and chills in equal measure. Ticket includes a hardback copy of ‘Wakenhyrst’, wine and canapes.
Visit a local historic Quaker Meeting House, founded by William Penn. Experience our peaceful garden, beautiful buildings and discuss its history. Facebook @BlueIdolQuakers,
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
“A simple approach to life”. Listen to community members talking about what simplicity means to them, followed by discussion and refreshments. Booking essential.
WISH (Work, Information and Support Hub) is a project designed for people living in some of the smaller towns and villages across Horsham District. In partnership with Horsham District Council SETAS delivers three-hour job clubs every week in community settings in Billingshurst, Henfield and Southwater.
The club provides employment-related group work sessions such as CV and cover letter writing and application form completion. WISH also provides signposting to partners across the district and advocacy support with local employers. Workshop sessions are run on interview skills, confidence and motivation building and members have access to free use of computers and internet, with on-hand support for those that need it. WISH also can provide specialist 1-2-1 advice and guidance if required.
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Sit quietly in nature in The Blue Idol’s peaceful garden. Begins with a short introduction by facilitators followed by time for individuals to use the quiet space for self led reflection. Refreshments provided. No booking required.
This group is currently full. There is a new group with spaces that meet on 1st Friday of the month (from 5th Oct 18).
Visit a local historic Quaker Meeting House, founded by William Penn. Experience our peaceful garden, beautiful buildings and discuss its history. Facebook @BlueIdolQuakers,
This group is now full. If you wish to be added to the waiting list, please contact Henfield Library.
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
For details of our meetings programme, see Our Clubs & Groups Entry.
Visit a local historic Quaker Meeting House, founded by William Penn. Experience our peaceful garden, beautiful buildings and discuss its history. Facebook @BlueIdolQuakers,
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
We are a group of francophiles and francophones. We have a common interest in the French language, culture and history. We offer a programme of varied activities, to entertain and inform all those who are interested in France, whatever your nationality. The talks are presented in French. New members are always warmly welcomed.
WISH (Work, Information and Support Hub) is a project designed for people living in some of the smaller towns and villages across Horsham District. In partnership with Horsham District Council SETAS delivers three-hour job clubs every week in community settings in Billingshurst, Henfield and Southwater.
The club provides employment-related group work sessions such as CV and cover letter writing and application form completion. WISH also provides signposting to partners across the district and advocacy support with local employers. Workshop sessions are run on interview skills, confidence and motivation building and members have access to free use of computers and internet, with on-hand support for those that need it. WISH also can provide specialist 1-2-1 advice and guidance if required.
For find out more about us and details of our programme, see our Clubs & Groups entry.