Community Care

VISION

That wellbeing and resilience are to be taken into account in all aspects of our community life. To encourage greater integration between statutory, voluntary and local businesses supporting health and wellbeing to take on the challenges brought about by the climate emergency.

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call 01364 653335 10am-noon, Mon-Fri; leave message at other times.

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Moorland Community Caring

offers a range of wellbeing programmes, services and events within our communities, including:

1:1 wellbeing support through the NHS funded Wellbeing Programme
Specialist Dementia and Memory Loss Support for patients and their families
Memory Cafe
Moor Social Events – Soup & Pudding Club, Ashburton Social and Bovey Tracey Social Groups
Home from Hospital support following discharge
Information, Advice and Guidance
Links to CAB for Benefits Advice
Digital Champions – help to get people online
Prescription collection
Shopping
Befriending
Signposting

Moorland Community Caring | Making Community Connections

Ashburton Arts Centre Offer to help out

Entertaining Ashburton and the wider area since 2018.

The best way to know what’s happening here is to join our mailing list – sign up here.

You can book tickets at wegottickets.com/ashburtonarts (+10% booking fee) or email boxoffice@ashburtonarts.org.uk to reserve and pay on the door (cash or card).

Druid Wood TQ13 7HG

Supporting community physical and mental health, through mindful group sessions and activities in the woodland, that help foster a connection with nature.

Contact: Pam Macdonald

07973412681

higherdruid@phonecoop.coop .

POTENTIAL PROJECTS

Climate Cafes - Perspectives on the Climate Crisis

The climate emergency arouses fears and worries for many of us.

Would you like to restart a project to gather local people’s perspectives on the climate crisis

Or facilitate a Climate Cafe to provide a supportive meeting place to acknowledge and reflect on our diverse thoughts and feelings.

Create a directory of wellbeing resources

Or would you like to create a directory of wellbeing giving information about local resources that can help meet the mental, emotional and physical needs that are being expressed in reaction to the climate crisis.

This might include signposts to existing service, including eco-therapies and outdoor activities that support the environment as well as creative offerings which honour the environment such as dance ,mindfulness, song, grief tending and active hope groups.