ACTIVITIES FOR THOSE IN THEIR THIRD AGE

Tackling social isolation

Regular sessions at Cornerstone include a popular weekly Lunch Club with bingo, a twice weekly Knit and Natter group organised by Search, and a fortnightly Flower Arranging class.

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We would love to welcome new faces  along, just get in touch and join our supportive groups!

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'Third Age' is defined as the period after 'Middle Age' when people are still active- usually in retirement. 

THE WELCOME PROJECT AND THE MILLENNIUM CLUB

Activities and a Social Club for adults with Learning Disabilities

The Welcome Project meet weekly at Cornerstone for an inclusive social art class. They also meet once a month for Healthy Cooking ran by Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food and  FoodNation.  

The Millennium Club is the social strand of the Welcome Project which meets monthly either at our centre or out on location for activities and trips.

Both groups are mentored and supported by Project Co-ordinator Denise.

CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES

With the support of our Schools Worker, a dedicated team of volunteers have established links within the local Schools, providing assemblies, reflection/prayer spaces, and puppet roadshows to name but a few.

At Cornerstone an afterschool Family Fun group encourages communication and collaboration between parents and their children through Healthy Cooking sessions run by Healthworks, playing board games, art and craft activities, and day trips. 

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