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Silver Arch Family Resource Centre is hosting a six-week intergenerational skill-sharing initiative open to adults 65+ in Newport Community Centre starting in March.
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Community Families Parent, Toddler & Baby Group in Newport invites you to take part in our My Hand to Your Hand Programme – an intergenerational skill-sharing initiative open to adults over 65 in the community, including older people, carers, retirees living in the Newport locale including Silvermines, Killoscully and Ballinahinch areas!
Whether you’re interested in sharing your love for craft, cookery, or storytelling, just want to have fun, meet new people, learn something new or revisit a traditional skill – this is for you!
If you’re 65 or over and want to:
This is your chance to connect, create, and have fun!
Come along and get involved today!
How to book:
Contact Silver Arch FRC Development Worker on -
Call Reception on ()
Email reception at @.
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