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 01608 652019.

Cotswold Friends is delighted to announce that a new Community Group will be starting in Bourton-on-the-Water.  If you would like to get together with others for a chat and a cuppa, or to join in with a programme of social activities, please do come along.  If you are a carer, we can support the person you care for to attend the group while you take a break – or you can come along together.  The group will run on the 2^nd and 4^th Wednesday of each month, from 10.30am til 2.30pm and will be held at The Lounge, Market Close, GL54 2HE.  All day with lunch £4.50, am or pm with refreshments  £1.00.  If you would like to come along, please call Bridget on Tel: 01608 652019

Fitness League, Kathy Kirk, 01993 882350

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

We are pleased to announce the start of the Friendly Memory Cafe, on October 13th between 2 till 4pm at St Lawrence's Church.  Then it will be the 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month.  This matches the Stow Cafe which runs on the 1st and 3rd Friday at the Stow Baptist Church.  So, something on each week for carers and those they look after to get support and advice, but all are welcome, especially volunteers!  A flyer will be going round the village, but for any more information do ring Kathy Chesters on 07746 672726 or Bill Wragge on 01451 821351.  Our plan is to establish cafes in Moreton and Campden so there is consistent help across the north Cotswolds.

Look forward to seeing you and having your support . 

 07490858775

Contact01608 692811.

You are invited to oursocial  regular meetings which are held on Monday mornings in The Royal British Legion Hall, The Naight, Lansdowne Rd between 10:00 and 12:00 Hrs. 

Pull up a sandbag, swing that lamp, chat and enjoy some tea/coffee & biscuits.   Chris Lee, Secretary, BotW RBL, 07714 852364 bourton.secretary@rbl.community 

 07490858775

if you would like to join us, please contact David on 01451 821098.  We are a group of retired or semi-retired gentlemen who enjoy each other’s company, either in meetings at the Community Centre in Moore Road, where we regularly have a visiting speaker, or on visits to a variety of interesting locations

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Every Tues, “Soup lunch. 12-1.30pm, StLC.

Fitness League, Kathy Kirk, 01993 882350

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

01451 810996

 07490858775

Contact01608 692811.

You are invited to oursocial  regular meetings which are held on Monday mornings in The Royal British Legion Hall, The Naight, Lansdowne Rd between 10:00 and 12:00 Hrs. 

Pull up a sandbag, swing that lamp, chat and enjoy some tea/coffee & biscuits.   Chris Lee, Secretary, BotW RBL, 07714 852364 bourton.secretary@rbl.community 

 07490858775

01451 821216 / 07763 212506

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

 01451 821216 / 07763 212506

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Every Tues, “Soup lunch. 12-1.30pm, StLC.

Meeting for retired and semi retired people. See www.u3asites.org.uk/bourton for details of u3a, meetings timetable and details of all the Interest Groups available.

   01608 652019

Cotswold Friends is delighted to announce that a new Community Group will be starting in Bourton-on-the-Water.  If you would like to get together with others for a chat and a cuppa, or to join in with a programme of social activities, please do come along.  If you are a carer, we can support the person you care for to attend the group while you take a break – or you can come along together.  The group will run on the 2^nd and 4^th Wednesday of each month, from 10.30am til 2.30pm and will be held at The Lounge, Market Close, GL54 2HE.  All day with lunch £4.50, am or pm with refreshments  £1.00.  If you would like to come along, please call Bridget on Tel: 01608 652019

Fitness League, Kathy Kirk, 01993 882350

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

,   Details from   dpayne056@hotmail.co.uk

We are pleased to announce the start of the Friendly Memory Cafe, on October 13th between 2 till 4pm at St Lawrence's Church.  Then it will be the 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month.  This matches the Stow Cafe which runs on the 1st and 3rd Friday at the Stow Baptist Church.  So, something on each week for carers and those they look after to get support and advice, but all are welcome, especially volunteers!  A flyer will be going round the village, but for any more information do ring Kathy Chesters on 07746 672726 or Bill Wragge on 01451 821351.  Our plan is to establish cafes in Moreton and Campden so there is consistent help across the north Cotswolds.

Look forward to seeing you and having your support . 

 07490858775

Contact01608 692811.

You are invited to oursocial  regular meetings which are held on Monday mornings in The Royal British Legion Hall, The Naight, Lansdowne Rd between 10:00 and 12:00 Hrs. 

Pull up a sandbag, swing that lamp, chat and enjoy some tea/coffee & biscuits.   Chris Lee, Secretary, BotW RBL, 07714 852364 bourton.secretary@rbl.community 

 07490858775

01451 821216 / 07763 212506

cotswoldactivehealth@gmail.com  

 01451 821216 / 07763 212506

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Digital inclusion and support

Do you struggle to use your digital devices?

Are you scared of being scammed or hacked?

Are you missing friends or family?

If so, we may have the answer.

GRCC is working with the NHS in the North Cotswolds to improve health outcomes for people via digital technology.

The service runs a drop-in digital support group in Bourton on the Water on Tuesday mornings (10.30am-12.30pm) at the George Moore Centre where people can call in with their devices to get help there and then. It is also hoped to expand the number of drop-in sessions to different towns and venues to ensure the whole region can access support. There is also a FREE eleven week course on digital basics starting on Tuesday 13^th August at the same venue. The course will cover topics such as email, online safety, storage and online banking.

Jason – the Digital and Technology Inclusion Social Prescribing Link Worker - can take referrals from GP’s, individuals and organisations working in the area. Jason can offer 1-2-1 support to develop skills, knowledge and confidence. Examples of support include:

If using the NHS App might help to make getting prescriptions or appointments easier, he can assist with training to use the app.

If you lack confidence to get online and stay safe and this is negatively impacting things like income, anxiety levels, ability to manage your health or relieve isolation, the service can offer support in these areas too.

If you or someone you know might benefit from the course or 1-2-1 support, contact Jason via email at: Jason.Spinney1@nhs.net or via phone on 07707 281803. If you would like Jason to explain more to your group, get in touch.

Every Tues, “Soup lunch. 12-1.30pm, StLC.