Bridge Point West Midlands CIC is a Birmingham-based community organisation supporting older adults, unpaid carers and vulnerable residents through practical help, community outreach, food support, ...
Bridge Point Healthy Living & Wellbeing Programme
Practical details
Volunteering • Short term volunteering
Contact person
daniel aliu
Provided
#125351
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We are seeking friendly, reliable volunteers to support the **Bridge Point Healthy Living & Wellbeing Programme every Friday from 1:00pm to 4:00pm,4th-25t sept
Event Overview
Bridge Point Healthy Living & Wellbeing Programme is a community-based programme designed to support older adults, unpaid carers and residents who may be experiencing isolation or need additional health and wellbeing support.
The programme brings trusted organisations and professionals directly into the community, making it easier for residents to access health information, carer support, digital inclusion, practical advice, preventative health services, social connection and appropriate referral pathways.
The September programme at St Cyprian’s Memorial Hall, Hay Mills, Birmingham covers:
- 4 September: Healthy Living, Wellbeing & Carer Support
- 11 September: Staying Connected – Digital Inclusion & Wellbeing
- 18 September: Diabetes Prevention, Falls Prevention & Carer Support
- 25 September: Men’s Health – Prostate Cancer Awareness & Early Detection
A key aim is to identify residents and hidden unpaid carers who may not already be accessing support, build trust through face-to-face engagement, and, with consent, connect them to appropriate Birmingham services.
The programme combines prevention + early intervention + community connection + referral + follow-up, rather than operating simply as a series of information sessions.
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Bridge Point West Midlands CIC is a Birmingham-based community organisation supporting older adults, unpaid carers and vulnerable residents through practical help, community outreach, food support, health and wellbeing activities, social connection and referral pathways. We work with local partners to reach people who may be isolated or not engaging with mainstream services, helping them access trusted information, preventative support and appropriate services with dignity and respect.