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Arts & Crafts for Over 50’s
Are you over 50 and interested in Arts & Crafts?
Michelle ” Winslow” is returning to CLASP offering an Art and Craft class starting on Tuesday 7th May from 1:30-3pm for 5 weeks.
Cost is £4
For more information and to book a space contact 👇
@ CLASP Resources centre 10 Alexander Place Stevenston (across from Stevenston Health centre at Stevenston cross)
They will be doing Paper Quilling (looks amazing)
Spaces are limited so please book your spaces by calling 01294 602711 or 07368314115
Ardrossan Library 50’s Throw Back Tea Party
Ardrossan Library 50’s Throw Back Charity Tea Party from 10am till 12:30 on Thursday the 2nd of May. Why not go along and join them for tea and cake and help to raise funds for local kids with Cash for Kids.
For more information on what’s on in North Ayrshire Libraries, click here.
Dementia Wellbeing Cafes
Dementia Wellbeing Cafes. Every Friday at the Argyle Community Centre, Saltcoats 1-3pm and every Tuesday at Castlepark Community Centre, Irvine 1.30-3.30pm. If you are interested in attending or volunteering at either of their cafes then please get in touch by contacting Alexis on 07771453192 or 01294 475682 befriending@ailn.org
Dementia Befriending Ayrshire also have plans to open a Dementia wellbeing cafe in South Ayrshire at the Carrick Centre In Maybole and are planning other pop up events.
New Respiratory Support Group
Connect Event
Are you interested in finding out more about the mental health and wellbeing supports in your community?
Why not go along to the Connect event on Monday 29 April at Ardeer Community Centre.
Find out more, including how to book your place, at https://tinyurl.com/2hs3rypn
Largs Community Choir
Largs Community Choir meets each thursday during term at 6.45pm in the Brisbane Evangelical Church Hall, School Street, Largs. New members welcome. Pop along or get in touch by following this link https://www.largscommunitychoir.org.uk/form/
Do it online: Another way to contact the Police
A new policing app has been launched to allow the public to report crimes and incidents, find out information about local policing teams and access prevention advice and support for victims and witnesses of crime.
The app, called Police.UK, is available via both the Google Play and iOS App stores and has been delivered by the National Police Chief’s Council’s Digital Public Contact Programme (DPC).
It allows the public to report crimes and incidents, find crime prevention advice for a wide range of issues, such as burglary or vehicle crime prevention advice, which is nationally consistent, information about local neighbourhood policing teams, listing who is on the team, local crime information and priorities and any upcoming meetings in the community.
For more information click here