by changesbristol | Apr 27, 2021 | Achievements, All events, Coronavirus, Fundraising events, Mental Health Awareness, Social events, Uncategorized, Volunteering, Wellbeing events
Can you sew and want to help us to make a quilt? Our amazing volunteer Debbie has agreed to create a quilt which will help with Changes Bristol’s fundraising needs. She is asking for help in making the patchwork blocks which will be made into a quilt, created by...
by changesbristol | Mar 2, 2021 | Coronavirus, Mental Health Awareness, Support Groups
New Peer Support Group in St. Pauls We are excited to announce that we will be opening a NEW IN-PERSON weekly peer support group in St. Pauls starting from the 12th March. Group details: When: Every Friday from 3pm – 5pm Where: Unitarian Hall, Brunswick...
by changesbristol | Jan 4, 2021 | Coronavirus, Support Groups
We are excited to announce that we will be opening five more groups in South Bristol this January in partnership with Knowle West Health Park and BS3 Community. Here’s the schedule: Mondays, 1-3pmWhere: Ashton Vale Community Centre, Ashton Vale, BS3 2QYStarting:...
by changesbristol | Nov 20, 2020 | Coronavirus, Job Vacancies & Opportunities
Job Vacancy: Peer Support Project Worker (South Bristol) [This job vacancy is now closed] We are looking for a Project Worker to work with our Service Manager to set up and deliver new face-to-face groups in the South Bristol Area. This is a fantastic opportunity to...
by changesbristol | Oct 29, 2020 | Coronavirus, Support Groups
For those of our members who feel a physical group is important for their mental health, our Knowle group is opening up again in the middle of November, in line with government guidelines. When: Wednesdays 1:30PM-3:30PMWhere: Redcatch Community Centre, KnowleStarting:...
by changesbristol | Jul 22, 2020 | Articles & testimonials, Coronavirus, Mental Health Awareness
[Article by Evelyn James] Dealing with a Changing World: Looking After Your Mental Health When the Coronavirus crisis kicked off earlier this year, most people were panicking about the overall danger to physical health. But as 2020 wears on, more and more experts are...
