The Welcome Club
Our families and carers’ support group gets together every Tuesday from 1.30 to 3.30pm. It is open to all so please feel free to come along
Upcoming Meetings
June
3rd - Citizens Advice Bureau.
10th - Action for Carers and the services they offer.
17th - Chair based exercises with John 2 - 3pm.
24th - Lunch Group 1 -3.30pm.
July
1st - Bingo
15th - Action for Carers talking about back care.
Activities are open to all, but please book for the monthly lunch club and outings in advance
For more information, please contact Denise on 01428 654710 or deputy@thehuntercentre.co.uk
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Past Carer events
Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
13th May 2025
The Welcome Club, Carers Support Group took the opportunity to get out into the glorious sunshine and enjoyed a trip to the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum in Singleton
Anyone for tea….?
The Welcome Club, Carers support group, recently enjoyed afternoon tea at The Georgian House Hotel in Haslemere.
The Welcome Club Christmas party
10th December 2024
The Welcome Club, Carers Support Group, held their Christmas party on Tuesday.
Everyone enjoyed a few laughs and entertainment provided by Flautist, Mary Gorniack
The group meet every Tuesday afternoon, 1.30 - 3.30.
For more information, please contact Denise. 01428 654710 or deputy@thehuntercentre.co.uk
Visit to RHS Wisley
23rd July 2024
The Welcome Club - Carers Support group enjoyed a day out at RHS Wisley.
Although it was a little overcast, its was still a lovely warm day. The gardens were absolutely beautiful.
Carers’ outing to The Phoenix Theatre, Bordon - 7th November 2023
A group of family carers from our Welcome Club enjoyed a trip to see the recently released film ‘The unlikely pilgrimage of Harold Fry’. It’s a heart warming story with a few tears and laughs along the way and wonderful performances from Jim Broadbent and Penelope Wilton.
Visit to The Rural Life Museum, Tilford – 29th August 2023
On 29th August, The Welcome Club enjoyed a lovely day out at The Rural Life Museum, Tilford.
The sun stayed out for them, and they were lucky enough to see a wedding taking place.