October 2024 - Magazine - Page 20
REACHOUT YOUTH
Supportive wellbeing groups for teenagers
in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge
connect with
your community
IF YOU ARE 18 - 25 YEARS OLD,
YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN OUR BIWEEKLY, ONLINE MEETUPS!
IN OUR FUN AND FRIENDLY MEETUPS, YOU
CAN MEET PEOPLE OF A SIMILAR AGE WHO
LIVE IN THE WEALD, HAVE A CHAT, PLAY
SOME GAMES, AND MAYBE DO A QUIZ OR TWO!
Starting from 18th September 2024, the group will
run fortnightly from 5:30 - 6:30pm.
Reachout Youth is a free service offering cafe-style
sessions and wellbeing support to young people,
aged 13 to19, in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge.
Reachout Youth, Tunbridge Wells
Thursdays 4.30pm–6.00pm
The Hub, 2a Grosvenor Park, Tunbridge Wells TN1 2BD
Simply scan the QR code to register your interest
and a member of our social prescribing team will be
in touch with you. Alternatively, you can use the
link below.
You can contact us at
westkenthealth.wealdpcn.socialprescribers@nhs.net
if you have any queries.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU!
Reachout Youth, Tonbridge
Tuesdays 4.00pm–5.30pm
Christ Church, High Street, Tonbridge TN9 1SG
Tel: 01892 615552
Email: info@mentalhealthresource.org.uk
www.mentalhealthresource.org.uk
OR
Only available on digital version
Please note, you must be registered with a GP practice in the Weald to participate.
These practices include Marden Medical Centre, Lamberhurst Surgery, Staplehurst
Health Centre, Howell Surgery, Old School Surgery, Orchard End Surgery, Yalding
Surgery, Old Parsonage Surgery, and Weald View Medical Practice
O
n the morning of Friday the 4th October we were finally able to
inter my beloved wife Pauline’s ashes in the memorial garden
at All Saints’ Church, after a short but lovely service conducted by
Reverend Andy Cameron, ably assisted by Richard Beale alongside
good friends. Her memorial stone will be laid soon for all to see.
I would like, at this time, to offer my thanks to Andy and Richard
for making the occasion better for me. I have spoken to Richard to
learn more about All Saints’ and have decided to become a “Friend
of Brenchley Church “ and make a small donation to them on a
monthly basis. I would like to think that living in a lovely village as
we do, perhaps we could appreciate what a wonderful church we
have here, which is part of the central fabric of the village. So even
if some are not regular church attendees let’s be proud of what we
have.
Mike Flinders.
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