The Hub Ageing Together Project runs local activities for the benefit of people who want to engage in learning new skills or socialising in their local area.
Birmingham, England
Joined October 2018
- Tweets282
- Following182
- Followers60
- Likes413
Our warm lunches are back!
Come and join our community lunches
@BhamCityCouncil
@WarmWelcome_UK
Don't forget the Create Hub still on during the summer. Look at all these items we have made during our sessions.
What a lovely afternoon! Sharing good times with the fantastic people of Druids Heath and Maypole. Hoping to see lots more of you next week Tuesday. 💓
We are so looking forward to another session with a cuppa tea and natter at Druids heath Library.
Come along and join us we love to meet up
Why not come and join us for coffee and chat whilst doing something creative. Last week was macrame key ring using recycled clothing. @WarmWelcome_UK
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
Join us and @KingsHeathUnity on 28 July to celebrate with film and spoken word art the stories that unite neighbours within the Brandwood neighbourhoods of the Kings Heath area. ticketsource.co.uk/our-scene… All welcome. Funded by @nearneighbours1 with @Rajab_films and @RickyVintage1
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
It is unacceptable that anyone should live in poverty.
Despite the stereotypes of long cruises and comfy retirements, older people are not immune to financial hardship.
Sign our Statement of Intent and help us end pensioner poverty:
independentage.org/statement…
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
This week we wished one of our lovely residents Alan a very happy 99th birthday🎈 it was an honour to be invited and to see so many wonderful people come along to celebrate this very special day🌟 Congratulations Alan you are a true gentleman! #wmp @NKirkpatrickWMP
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
"Headteacher John Clinton said closing libraries would disadvantage children who use them, adding: 'If you limit their access to books, you limit their learning.'"
Stop the cuts. Support our city's future.
@BrumLeader @Cllr_suleman
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn38…
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
We're on the shortlist for the #ThirdSectorAwards!
The Warm Welcome Campaign is shortlisted for a Breakthrough Award, recognising the impact we have had since launching in 2022.
Fingers crossed for the ceremony on 20 September, and best of luck to our fellow nominees.
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
For #BrumCharityHour this week we are at #NafCaf, home to @NorthfieldArts1 for the regular @NorthfieldPship Pantry takeover #DigitalInclusion #DigitalSkills #Birmingham
ALT Stalls at a community event
ALT Stalls at a community event
ALT List of Neighbourhood Network Schemes in Birmingham and contact details
Don't forget the Hub Hazelwell is part of a network of online centres. Where you can access data and free WiFi. Drop in session on Monday's 11-12
@GoodThingsFdn
#NationalDatabank #LearnMyWay
It has been amazing, another 12 sessions creating stuff from scratch. We will be having a break but will be back on 18 July. @BhamCityCouncil @WarmWelcome_UK
Just to let you know we will be offering a free tea and coffee meet up at Druids Heath library. All refreshments, will be provided.
Come and join us on Thursday 4th July.
All further dates are listed below.
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
Have you ever called someone out for making an ageist comment?
Having these conversations is an important part of tackling ageism.
Sign up to our newsletter to keep up to date with how we are challenging negative attitudes towards getting older: ageing-better.us11.list-mana…
ALT Older woman smiling
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
It's #Learning #Disability Awareness Week with @mencap and this year the theme is 'Do you see me?', which is all about being seen, heard and valued.
Let's celebrate friends and loved ones who have disabilities, both seen and unseen.
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
Stop scrolling and check your fridge now!
To make the most of your food and keep it fresher for longer, your fridge temperature should be below 5ºC. To find out how to check and change your fridge's temperature, head to our website and #ChillTheFridgeOut
bit.ly/Fridge_Temp
ALT A bright blue image with white writing and illustrations of a thermometer and fridge. Above the fridge, the writing reads 'Check your temp! It should be below 5 degrees celsius.'
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
Join us for the "Community Well-Being: The Role of Allotments" workshop, Thurs 20 June, 9:30am!
Discover the benefits & potential of allotments from a pioneering study by @unibirmingham & @BDAC_allotments. Free tickets available!
Register via Eventbrite: eventbrite.com/e/community-w…
Just a reminder this Thursday Create Hub session is going to be about creating a scrape book from scratch. We are really eager to learn how to bind a book and to see how they turnout. @WarmWelcome_UK @BhamCityCouncil
The Hub Ageing Together Social Project retweeted
Will you take part in Brandwood's The Big Help Out Litter Pick on Sun 9 June, 11am? Choose a start point!
Join us for an hour to help tidy up our green spaces and streets.
Enjoy some litter picking company and end with a cuppa and some treats!
ourscene.org/Events/big-help…
