Our ever popular Sunday Lunch event continues every month at Inspire!
Next date for your diary is 20th April, please book in advance.
Full details below!
Over 50’s Sunday Lunch @ Inspire!
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AGM 2024
We were delighted to highlight some milestones from the previous year at our recent AGM. They included supporting a local bookclub to be peer-ran, creating a statistical report using longitudinal data regarding social isolation factors, being a part of the 10GM Walking and Wheeling campaign, training new volunteers associated with Levenshulme old Library, speaking to the BBC… Continue Reading
AGM 2024 is here!
Our annual AGM will be taking place at 10.30 am on Saturday 28th September, via Zoom, link below. For enquiries you can contact Ray or David direct, email team@lgn.org.uk or call 07396 321 077 Zoom Link for AGM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89368024952 *Please note that the meeting will not be taking place at the Inspire Centre as previously mentioned elsewhere Continue Reading
Manchester Volunteer Drivers’ Network
Here’s some info taken from the Manchester Community Central website regarding their Volunteer Drivers’ Network. We are about to trial the initiative. Head over to their site if you’re interested in giving it a try… “The Volunteer Drivers’ Network is an initiative led by Manchester Community Central to connect organisations across Manchester with individuals who… Continue Reading
LGN PEER-TO-PEER LOCAL WALKERS
Over the coming months we aim to use 10GM funding to help enable more of our older and house bound referrals to walk about more with their befriender companions’ We plan on doing this by facilitating a walking project as part of our befriending offer to new referrals that link the benefits of walking outdoors… Continue Reading
LGN visits the People’s History Museum
This month we enjoyed our final two performances with the PHM: ‘Shine A Light’ about life in factory for women during the Victorian era, and ‘Peterloo,’ a play about the 1819 tragedy which we watched at the Museum itself. Both were brilliantly performed and offered us an interesting insight into each era and social history… Continue Reading
‘The Hard Way Up’ – People’s History Museum
This month to kick start our “Memory Café” sessions, we welcomed a performance from the People’s History Museum. The one woman play, The Hard Way Up is based on the life and diary of suffragette and local Manchester councillor, Hannah Mitchell. Hannah spoke out for women and for the poor, and became a peace campaigner… Continue Reading
