Fancy a cuppa?

23/05/2025

A couple of 1.5 hour slots have recently become available! So, if you know anyone who would like some help with their daily activities, please feel free message me! I’m currently only considering people who require help with the following, as I have no cleaning or personal care availability:

- Any errands you may have (eg. Post Office, collecting prescriptions)
- Popping to the shops for groceries or anything else you may need.
- Laundry (pop on a wash, hang it out, iron it)
- Preparing light meals
- Companionship. Someone to talk to and have a cuppa with.
- Transport and/or accompaniment to appointments or social events. I have a large, high, clean car to fit in wheelchairs and for ease of getting in/out.
- Light exercise, going for a walk.
- Pet care. Walking the dog, feeding animals, cleaning litter trays etc.
- Helping with computers/light DIY.

06/09/2023

We are looking to build a Rainbow scarecrow and was hoping that someone would be in a position to be able to donate a bale of hay or two for us to stuff it with?

Also if someone has an adult cycling helmet they no longer have a use for, then we could give it a nice new home on the head of our scarecrow.

Thank you in advance for any support you are able to give.

25/07/2023

Our fabulous community team are at Bellis Brothers in Holt today ready to talk about all the amazing work we do and how we can help you and the people in your community.

We're here until 3pm and would love it if you popped by to say hello.

Find out more about us and what we do at www.therainbowfoundation.org.uk

25/07/2023

It’s Monday again💥 3000+ Men attending weekly over 136 venues and online.

ANDYSMANCLUB has given every single one of them HOPE.

NO REFERRALS
NO BOOKING
NO CHARGE
NO JUDGEMENT

Don't ask yourself why, ask yourself WHY NOT?

7pm tonight - Check out your nearest club online at www.Andysmanclub.co.uk or email [email protected]

23/07/2023

The Wrexham Mobile Library will be back with us on Friday 21st July from 1pm - 2pm.

If you haven't done so already, be sure to order your books ready for collection. You can contact the team on 07341 090921 / 01978 667286 or via email at [email protected].

Not sure what to borrow? Then not a problem! Just let the team know the authors or genre’s you enjoy, and they will choose you a selection to suit your likes.

This service is completely free and available to anyone with a Wrexham library card.

25/06/2023

**ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS**
If you know anyone who would benefit from some support with their daily activities, please feel free message me! I’m currently only considering people who require help with the following, as I have no cleaning or personal care availability:

- Any errands you may have (eg. Post Office, collecting prescriptions)
- Popping to the shops for groceries or anything else you may need.
- Laundry (pop on a wash, hang it out, iron it)
- Preparing light meals
- Companionship. Someone to talk to and have a cuppa with.
- Transport and/or accompaniment to appointments or social events. I have a large, high, clean car to fit in wheelchairs and for ease of getting in/out.
- Light exercise, going for a walk.
- Pet care. Walking the dog, feeding animals, cleaning litter trays etc.

25/06/2023

25/06/2023

Fit Futures is circuit exercise class for the over 50's designed to keep both the mind and body strong.

Meeting weekly at Piercy Hall in Marchwiel on a Tuesday, join us in a safe environment from 10am – 12:30pm for a 45 minute exercise class, then stay for a coffee and chat and enjoy some peer support from your fellow participants.

Are you:
• aged 50 and over?
• can you move between exercises independently?

If so, why not come and join us and work towards a fitter future. Contact our Community Agent team on 01948 830242 to book your place.

28/01/2023

A 1.5 hour slot on a Monday has recently become available! So, if you know anyone who would like some help with their daily activities, please feel free message me! I’m currently only considering people who require help with the following, as I have no cleaning or personal care availability:

- Any errands you may have (eg. Post Office, collecting prescriptions)
- Popping to the shops for groceries or anything else you may need.
- Laundry (pop on a wash, hang it out, iron it)
- Preparing light meals
- Companionship. Someone to talk to and have a cuppa with.
- Transport and/or accompaniment to appointments or social events. I have a large, high, clean car to fit in wheelchairs and for ease of getting in/out.
- Light exercise, going for a walk.
- Pet care. Walking the dog, feeding animals, cleaning litter trays etc.
- Helping with computers/light DIY.

16/06/2022

Man down with the sickness bug that’s doing the rounds at the moment!! I’ve had to cancel my appointments for today and tomorrow unfortunately 😢 but back to normal on Monday hopefully 🤞🏻

07/06/2022

𝐖𝐇𝐘 𝐈𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐅𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘 𝐈𝐌𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐓?

Imagine if you shared some personal information with someone, and then that person went off and told someone else. You assumed that the information would be kept just between the two of you, so now you feel hurt, betrayed, and embarrassed. Your trust was broken and the relationship has been damaged.

Now imagine that the person who broke your trust was a health professional and that the information they shared was your diagnosis! You’d be angry, hurt, and confused. You would probably switch doctors or skip getting care. Or you might only tell your carer some of what’s going on with you. And that could jeopardize your care. This is why patient confidentiality in healthcare is so important—it builds trust, helps you get the best care possible and it is also a requirement under the law. Nobody gets to share your healthcare information without your permission.

As a patient, you might feel embarrassed or ashamed to have your health conditions shared with others. You might wonder what your friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers think of you. It’s possible you would hesitate to share important information with your healthcare team in the future, or you might feel discouraged from seeking treatment at all. Both of those decisions could hinder your treatment and affect your prognosis.