The Waddington Wellbeing Hub aims to connect the community bringing hope and purpose for both visitors and volunteers through various groups and activities.
Cat Hall is our Community Projects and Wellbeing Hub Lead. She oversees the work of the Waddington Wellbeing Hub.
Mondays 10am - 4pm at St Michael's Church
(High Street, Waddington, Lincoln, LN5 9RF)
A space for people to chat, do a jigsaw, play games or knit if they wish and spend time in good company over a drink. Food is sometimes available at lunchtime. Anybody is welcome, young and old alike, to drop in for a drink (and cake), a chat or to find a quiet space for a while.
Please note that while the heating is being fixed in church, Warm Welcome Space has moved to Miller's Road Community Centre and the timings are 10am - 3pm
Tuesdays 10am - 12pm at Millers Road Community Centre
(Millers Road, Waddington, Lincoln, LN5 9RX)
A free group for those living with dementia, loved ones and carers. There's opportunity to talk over a drink, get support, do activities and listen to music in a safe and fun environment. Activities vary each week.
Thursdays 11am - 1pm at Redwood Drive Community Centre
(Redwood Drive, Waddington, Lincoln, LN5 9BY)
Meet new people for sharing and support whilst enjoying free tea, coffee and food. At our wellbeing drop in we hope that attendees will empower and encourage each other as well as support and signposting from our team. Boosting positive wellbeing for everyone.
Session activities may include:
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The principle of our community pantry is give, take, swap. If you need something take it, if you want to give something to it, do and if you have extra tins of one thing swap it for something else that might be more helpful.
Can be found inside the church porch.
If you can help, please contact Shona White.
Alongside our weekly activities the wellbeing drop in leads small time limited projects.
In April 2024 we enjoyed partnering with Rachel Fox, the local Community Co-ordinator North & South Kesteven, and some volunteers from RAF Waddington to improve the garden at St. Paul's Nursing Home in Waddington.
Some of the children at a local child minders visit St Paul's Nursing Home to sing songs and bring a smile to the face of the residents.
The Wellbeing Hub organised Dementia Friends training over the summer attended by members of the local scouts group, staff from RAF Waddington and other local businesses alongside church members and local residents.
We are always looking for volunteers to help with our projects. Could you join our team?
For further information, please feel free to contact us. We'll be glad to assist you!
St Michael's Church is covered by CCTV for the protection of our staff and congregation.
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