
We need your woolpower!
Knit or crochet a little hat and Innocent will pop it onto one of their smoothie bottles and give 25p to Age UK Cheshire for every behatted drink sold.
Innocent have been putting little hats on their smoothie bottles in support of Age UK for 17 years. That's all thanks to heroic volunteers stitching thousands of bobble dazzlers year after year.
Every hat is important, whether it's neat as a pin or as homemade as a pasta portrait. Knit one, knit loads - you'll be making a huge difference either way.
When you run out of woolpower, or floorspace, please drop your hats in at one of our local shops (once we're allowed to re-open).
Thank-you for all your support!
Life is challenging for us all right now, but for many older people things are particularly difficult. We're here with expert information, advice and friendship - but that's only possible with your continued support.
Up-to-date information, details on local services, and initial advice can be found at Live Well Cheshire East if you live in Cheshire East, or on Live Well Cheshire West if you live in Cheshire West and Chester.
Up-to-date information on the vaccination programme locally can be found here on the Cheshire CCG website - this page will be updated regularly.
General advice on coronavirus that applies across the country can be found on the national Age UK website.
Age UK Cheshire is the local, independent charity working with older people across East and West Cheshire. We can help you with local updates, connecting you with people to chat with, and with information and advice on a range of topics.
Please do give us a call on 01606 881 660.
Age UK Cheshire offers a wide range of services offering information and advice, advocacy, dementia support, day care, social activities and advice on money and benefit entitlement.
Age UK Cheshire's Information and Advice Telephone Service can offer help on a range of issues including benefits, arranging care and local services.
Age UK Cheshire relies on support from individuals and companies to help us continue and develop our services that improve the lives of older people.
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Our Pub Lunch Group is now bigger and better, meeting 3 times a week. Why not join us for good food and great friendships.
Foden’s Band will be performing a ‘Memories of Christmas’ concert at Northwich Memorial Court on Sunday 1st December.