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Fundraising and Wellbeing event

In just under two weeks we have a fabulous event taking place to raise funds for our group and promote wellbeing.

Come along to Manchester Carers Centre on the 14th August between 11.30 - 16.30. We've got workshops, a raffle with great prizes and lots of information about caring and mental health.

All the information is listed on the poster here, but just in case the type is too small for you to read it, here's the detail...

Call Cat on 07920 048 689 with any enquiries.

Workshops

  • Tai Chi demonstration by Wai Yim
  • Stress management workshop
  • Free acupuncture taster sessions
  • Confidence building one to one sessions
  • Mini hand massage and manicures
  • Exhibitions by a range of community organisations
  • Bring and buy sale
  • Free buffet provided
Fabulous prizes in our charity raffle
  • Meal for two at Wagamamas
  • Designer perfume
  • Royal Exchange Theatre Tickets
  • Meal at Akbars
  • Spa day passes
Why come along?
  • Show your support for carers in your area
  • Meet other carers and get support
  • Find out about useful resources to support you in your caring role

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