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England
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The Active Wellbeing Society
The Active Wellbeing Society aim to bring people together to take part in fun, free activities that will help them to feel a sense of belonging and community. They will run weekly workshops across their community kitchens to bring together young people, older adults and young families.
Northern Ireland
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An Tobar CIC
An Tobar CIC, a social enterprise in rural South Armagh provides nature based health and wellbeing interventions for people of all ages and abilities. Through a 20-week intergenerational Grow, Cook & Eat programme and community Get Togethers they aim to increase confidence and build self-esteem and social skills within the community. -
Spa Nursing Homes
Spa Nursing Homes provided residential and nursing care for residents in Belfast and Ballynahinch. With socially distancing measures in place they aim to build an intergeneration community around four of their sites, working in partnership with community organisations, young people and families to develop community food growing, gardens and orchard, cooking and sharing food activities.
Scotland
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Belville Community Gardens
Belville Community Gardens will be running Uplift Meals - a monthly intergenerational community meal. Participants will use veg and herbs from the gardens which have transformed derelict land into a valuable space for the community with raised beds, a cooking space and a teaching area.