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Our Head Office has now moved!

Our new address is: Wheatland Lane, Wallasey, Wirral CH44 7ED

(Our contact details remain the same: email – info@caritasshrewsbury.org.uk | telephone – 0151 652 1281)

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Well what’s happening here then?

Two local PCSOs from Greater Manchester Police visited the new MENd Minds Group based in St Aidan’s Centre, Wythenshawe. The project is aimed at improving the wellbeing of local men through developing a community / nature garden in the grounds. The police were so impressed by the project; building a pond and wild flower meadow, they returned with a £100 donation!

The Group, which began in June 2018, has had 2 trips out so far; one was to visit the Hulme Community Garden to share ideas, and the other was to join in the festivities of the Wythenshawe games in Wythenshawe Park.

Life can be stressful and busy! Sometimes we can get caught up in this and fail to notice what is going on around us. Sometimes we find it difficult to ‘switch off.’

Mend Minds promotes mindfulness for men by providing active participation in projects which help focus minds upon the world around us. For example, gardening, DIY, nature, cooking and art. Awakening our senses to what is happening at the present moment. This is becoming more mindful, which can help us to understand ourselves better and make life more enjoyable.

Of course there is more to the group than this; developing friendships, team work and there will be plenty of banter!

Thanks to the Church Urban Fund Near Neighbours Grant, we are able to provide lunch and bus passes to our visitors until July 2018!

 

FUNDRAISING NIGHT AT ST. AIDANS – 22 JUNE 2018!

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Caritas Shrewsbury: Supporting Refugees

On Monday 4th June, Mary Kilcoyne, our Chief Executive, will give a talk focusing on the work Caritas does supporting refugees in the Diocese.

The meeting will start at 7 pm in the Parish Hall at St Hugh and St John, 314 Manchester Rd, West Timperley/Altrincham, WA14 5NB. All are welcome.

Please contact: Ed Murphy 0161 973 3766 or em4@onetel.com.

Thanks to All our faithful volunteers who are doing a great job in teaching English to Refugees and Asylum Seekers as part of the Well Project.

On Friday 1 June, the internationally-acclaimed classical singing trio from Northern Ireland, The Priests, return to Liverpool Philharmonic for a memorable evening of heartfelt song and humour, supporting Nugent and Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral.

They’ll be joined by local mezzo soprano, Danielle Thomas.

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