Community hub
We have plenty of opportunities for you to connect with other people, share your interests and your passion for your neighbourhood - putting in place the building blocks for a strong community!
Eatwell Café
Pop in to our Eatwell Café for pay what you feel home-made cakes and hot drinks.
The café also offers space to sit and socialise, a children's corner, somewhere to charge mobile phones and access the internet, advice and information leaflets, and routes into our other services.
The café is an open space to sit and socialise and grab a hot drink on Tuesdays and Fridays, and will be open for hot drinks and home-made cakes on Thursdays from 11.00 to 2.00.
We'll be running some activities in the space on Mondays and Wednesdays and working on new and creative ways to use the café in the future. If you have any ideas for how we can use it, please speak to our Community Service Manager Gabrielle Lobb.
art for wellbeing
We currently offer Art for Wellbeing courses for adults in conjunction with South Gloucestershire and Stroud College. This free 12 week course aims to provide a creative outlet for people who may be going through a difficult period, who are looking for a ways to cope through art.
The next course will be running from 22nd April to 1st July 2025, from 10am to 12pm. Places must be booked, and you can find out more about the course and how to book here.
health action group
Join a team to design and deliver an Action Plan to support local health and keep our community healthy and thriving!
We will be using creative and fun activities to explore ‘Health Creation’ – where residents take action to create their own community based health initiatives. Share your experience of life in Lawrence hill, lower Easton and surrounding areas to describe what resources are available and help make short films. As a team develop and deliver an Action Plan which helps local residents with a health issue important to you.
volunteer
Are you looking to support your local community and the people of Lawrence Hill, Barton Hill and Easton by giving something back to them? Then please talk to us about the many and varied volunteering opportunities we have based in our centres. You could help support our BOOST team of advisers or meet the community by supporting our food club on a Wednesday.
It doesn’t matter how much or how little time you can offer, we will work around your needs as much as possible, and we offer access to free in-depth training to help get you started and to keep you up-to-date with any changes and new developments.
