Staying connected during the pandemic

Advice and Information - 15 October 2020

We held a webinar about a mix of online and phone-based activities to stay connected from home.
Women sitting in a wheel chair using a computer

Watch the videos below and hear about:

  • Social clubs, befriending and doorstep tea and cake visits (St John’s Senior Citizens Project, Sheena Callander)
  • Creating space to explore emotions and how faith and belief can help sustain us (Elizabeth Fewkes)
  • MY Social activities to connect people (Age UK, Dolores Waltham)

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