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February – March 2019
Jacob can help customers identify the different ways to bank, supporting them in choosing the right service options for their needs. He will be there to signpost services, resolve banking queries and to support residents with the latest information on scams and how to stay safe in a digitally changing world.
Read more about the Henfield Self Help Club.
A non-religious group supporting local people who have lost a loved one, no matter how long ago. Drop in to meet other people in a similar situation.and share tea, cake and most of all support. You can come to as many meetings as you feel helpful.
The group is run by 6 volunteers who have all received the appropriate training. There are usually 2 volunteers at each meeting. Everything said at the meetings is confidential.
Dinner served at 7.45pm. Both men and women welcome. Members join because of the Club’s fellowship, its diversity and the environment for giving something back. Rotary is a convivial organisation combining business and social events. It gives opportunities to meet like-minded people.
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!
Drop-in from 10-10.30am, booked appointments from 10.30am-1pm.
Jacob can help customers identify the different ways to bank, supporting them in choosing the right service options for their needs. He will be there to signpost services, resolve banking queries and to support residents with the latest information on scams and how to stay safe in a digitally changing world.
Read more about the Henfield Self Help Club.
Dinner served at 7.45pm. Both men and women welcome. Members join because of the Club’s fellowship, its diversity and the environment for giving something back. Rotary is a convivial organisation combining business and social events. It gives opportunities to meet like-minded people.
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!
Jacob can help customers identify the different ways to bank, supporting them in choosing the right service options for their needs. He will be there to signpost services, resolve banking queries and to support residents with the latest information on scams and how to stay safe in a digitally changing world.
Read more about the Henfield Self Help Club.
All members of the public are invited and encouraged to come along and make their views known to the Parish Council. Council will also take the opportunity to update those attending on a number of issues currently of interest in the village, such as the Henfield Common Ten-Year Management Plan, which has a number of exciting proposals.
In addition, there will be short presentation on ‘Connector Plus,’ which is a group set up by the Medical Centre to recruit volunteers who can support and befriend isolated residents. Discover the ‘Hidden Henfield – Henfield Trails,’ which is an exciting new project for Henfield residents and will hopefully attract new visitors into the village centre.
The formal part of the proceedings will commence at 7:30pm, but please come along from 7:00pm onwards to see the displays in the Hall about the Parish Council’s work and why Henfield is such a great place to live!! Parish Councillors will be available after the meeting for an informal chat and light refreshments will be provided.
This project, initially funded by the Department of Health, aims to help ease the questions and worries those affected by life-limiting illnesses may have. The Hospice Outreach Project is a mobile vehicle unit which provides a flexible and accessible range of services right into the heart of the community. It is staffed by a senior nurse, who will be able to provide information and advice on all aspects of hospice care available at St Barnabas House and out in the local community. The Hospice Outreach Project also acts as an education resource for healthcare professionals and the wider community. The specialist staff work closely with community teams and local support networks to offer advice in areas of symptom management, emotional, spiritual, psychological and bereavement support for patients, their families and significant others. The aim of this project is to improve the way people access information and support related to ill health, end of life issues, life limiting illnesses and wellbeing. All visits are subject to weather conditions.
A monthly support group for family, friends and carers. Call in for a chat, a cup of tea, information and moral support. Group Facilitator: Matt.
Entry via buzzer. Parking in roads within 100m.
Meet to discuss fundraising activities, consider requests for assistance and organise social events. For further information about the Lions, see our club entry.