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Tue 28 Jul13:30Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

CommunityFood & Drink

Around £6.00

NEL Lunch Club

Lunch Club at PAL Bar and Kitchen – Social Time for Local Carers The Lunch Club at PAL Bar and Kitchen offers carers a welcoming space to enjoy good food and friendly company. Caring can be rewarding but also isolating. That’s why taking time out to relax and connect with others is so important. The Lunch Club meets monthly at PAL Bar and Kitchen in Grimsby, giving unpaid carers the chance to share a meal together. Each session provides a set menu, usually including jacket potatoes, burritos, sandwiches, toasties, or soup. Options may vary each time, but there is always something tasty available. Every meal comes with a choice of tea or coffee to enjoy alongside. These meals cost £6 per person and are subsidised by The Carers' Support Service. The bookings are only open to Carers registered with The Carers' Support Service. Last Tuesday of each month* except December 12.30pm - 2.00pm PAL Bar and Kitchen 18 Abbeygate Grimsby, DN31 1JY To make the gathering even more fun, there is usually a small raffle (this is cash only). Many carers tell us the raffle adds a light-hearted touch and helps bring people together. The Carers’ Support Service has been helping carers across North and North East Lincolnshire for more than 30 years. We provide a wide range of free, confidential support including benefits advice, peer groups, wellbeing sessions, training, and holistic therapies. The Lunch Club is about more than food.

Thu 30 JulBrigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

NL Digital Tuition 2026

Carers’ Support Service Brigg

Thu 30 JulBrigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

Carers of adults with life limiting conditions 2026

– Peer Support for Carers of Adults with Life-Limiting Conditions

Thu 30 JulBrigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

NL Photography Tuition 2026

Our Photography Tuition sessions give carers the chance to learn new skills in a relaxed, supportive setting. Whether you are completely new to photography or already enjoy taking pictures, these classes provide practical guidance to help you get more from your camera, tablet, or mobile phone. Held weekly in Brigg on a Thursday, with the exception of Bank Holidays , the 1-hour bookable sessions cover a wide range of techniques including lighting, framing, composition, and focus. The tutor explains each step clearly, with time to practice and ask questions. You’ll also have the opportunity to bring along photos for feedback and advice. These sessions are designed with carers in mind. They provide time away from your usual routine, offering a chance to focus on something creative and enjoyable. Many carers find that photography helps them slow down, notice more in their surroundings, and capture moments that matter to them. The classes are suitable for all levels, so you don’t need any previous experience. If you have been caring for years or are new to the role, you will find encouragement and practical tips to build your skills at your own pace. The Carers’ Support Service has been supporting unpaid carers in North and North East Lincolnshire for nearly 30 years. Alongside groups, training, and wellbeing activities, these photography sessions are part of our commitment to helping carers look after their own wellbeing as well as those they care for.

Thu 30 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

NL Digital Tuition 2026

NL Digital Tuition Digital Tuition and Skills Support for Carers We know that staying connected and confident online can make a big difference for unpaid carers. Whether you want to shop online, manage your banking securely, or join a Zoom call with family and friends, our Digital Skills Support sessions will help you build the knowledge you need. You’ll learn the basics of using a computer, tablet, or mobile phone. All appointments are in a friendly and relaxed environment. We cover practical topics such as: – Online shopping and safe payment methods – Online banking and managing accounts securely – Using Zoom to stay in touch with loved ones and join virtual meetings – Tips for staying safe online and spotting scams These one-to-one appointments are tailored to your needs. You can go at your own pace and focus on what matters most to you. Whether you’re completely new to technology or want to improve existing skills, we’ll guide you step-by-step. Sessions take place every Thursday morning (except bank holidays) at:The Carers’ Support Service11 Redcombe Lane, Brigg, DN20 8AU Each appointment lasts one hour and is designed to give you practical skills you can use straight away. As part of our wider support for unpaid carers in North and North East Lincolnshire, we can also provide free, confidential help and advice for your caring role.

Thu 30 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

Carers of adults with life limiting conditions 2026

Carers of adults with life limiting conditions – Peer Support for Carers of Adults with Life-Limiting Conditions Caring for someone with a life-limiting condition can feel overwhelming. The Carers of adults with life limiting conditions peer support group offers a compassionate space for unpaid carers to connect and find strength. Hosted in partnership with Lindsey Lodge Hospice, our sessions take place on the last Thursday of every month from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at Lindsey Lodge Hospice, Burringham Road, Scunthorpe, DN17 2AA. Lindsey Lodge Hospice provides specialist palliative care, symptom management, wellbeing services, and emotional support for patients, families, and carers in North Lincolnshire. More information about Lindsey Lodge can be found here: Each gathering welcomes carers caring for adults with life-limiting illnesses—whether or not the cared-for person has any current link to the hospice. At these sessions, you can openly share experiences and challenges in a friendly, understanding environment. Our facilitator leads open discussions, supports signposting to services like Dementia Direct, benefits advice, or Counselling. Lindsey Lodge staff attend to offer additional wellbeing insights or information about hospice services. Together, we explore coping strategies, resilience tools, and ways to maintain personal wellbeing. The Carers Support Service and Dementia Direct has supported unpaid carers across North and North East Lincolnshire since 1989.

Thu 30 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

NL Photography Tuition 2026

Our Photography Tuition sessions give carers the chance to learn new skills in a relaxed, supportive setting. Whether you are completely new to photography or already enjoy taking pictures, these classes provide practical guidance to help you get more from your camera, tablet, or mobile phone. Held weekly in Brigg on a Thursday, with the exception of Bank Holidays, the 1-hour bookable sessions cover a wide range of techniques including lighting, framing, composition, and focus. The tutor explains each step clearly, with time to practice and ask questions. You’ll also have the opportunity to bring along photos for feedback and advice. These sessions are designed with carers in mind. They provide time away from your usual routine, offering a chance to focus on something creative and enjoyable. Many carers find that photography helps them slow down, notice more in their surroundings, and capture moments that matter to them. The classes are suitable for all levels, so you don’t need any previous experience. If you have been caring for years or are new to the role, you will find encouragement and practical tips to build your skills at your own pace. The Carers’ Support Service has been supporting unpaid carers in North and North East Lincolnshire for nearly 30 years. Alongside groups, training, and wellbeing activities, these photography sessions are part of our commitment to helping carers look after their own wellbeing as well as those they care for.

Likely freeWellness & Wellbeing

NL Tai Chi

Tai Chi for Carers – Brigg Tai Chi supports your wellbeing through slow, mindful movement. It improves strength, balance, and relaxation in one simple practice. Our Tai Chi sessions offer a hands-on way for unpaid carers to care for themselves. You learn gentle exercises in a friendly group at the Carers Support Service. Usually monthly on the last Friday The Carers’ Support Service 11 Redcombe Lane Brigg DN20 8AU 10am – 11am Tai Chi enhances balance and coordination to help reduce the risk of falls. Its flowing movements also boost flexibility and core strength while being easy on the joints. Many participants report feeling calmer and more grounded after each class. These sessions help manage stress. The deliberate, mindful motions and controlled breathing help release tension. This gentle practice reduces anxiety, supports mood, and enhances mental clarity. Classes run monthly lasting around one hour. Our experienced instructors welcome all abilities and offer modifications to suit each attendee’s mobility level. Booking is essential on At the Carers Support Service , we’ve supported carers for nearly 30 years. Alongside Tai Chi, we offer free, confidential help such as benefits advice, peer groups, Dementia Direct services, counselling, training, and wellbeing activities. Tai Chi is a great opportunity to combine physical care with emotional restoration.

North East Lincolnshire Carers’ Voice

Carers’ Support Service Grimsby

Community

Parents supporting adults over 25 Peer Support Group

Scunthorpe Central Library

NEL Digital Tuition

We know that staying connected and confident online can make a big difference for unpaid carers. Whether you want to shop online, manage your banking securely, or join a Zoom call with family and friends, our Digital Skills Support sessions will help you build the knowledge you need. You’ll learn the basics of using a computer, tablet, or mobile phone. All appointments are in a friendly and relaxed environment. We cover practical topics such as: – Online shopping and safe payment methods – Online banking and managing accounts securely – Using Zoom to stay in touch with loved ones and join virtual meetings – Tips for staying safe online and spotting scams These one-to-one appointments are tailored to your needs. You can go at your own pace and focus on what matters most to you. Whether you’re completely new to technology or want to improve existing skills, we’ll guide you step-by-step. Sessions take place every Friday morning* Except Bank Holidays at: The Carers’ Support Service 1 Town Hall Square, Grimsby, DN31 1HY Each appointment lasts one hour and is designed to give you practical skills you can use straight away. As part of our wider support for unpaid carers in North and North East Lincolnshire , we can also provide free, confidential help and advice for your caring role. From benefits guidance and peer support groups to emotional wellbeing resources and training, our team is here to help you look after yourself while you care for someone else.

Likely freeWellness & Wellbeing

NL Tai Chi

Tai Chi for Carers – Brigg Tai Chi supports your wellbeing through slow, mindful movement. It improves strength, balance, and relaxation in one simple practice. Our Tai Chi sessions offer a hands-on way for unpaid carers to care for themselves. You learn gentle exercises in a friendly group at the Carers Support Service. Usually monthly on the last Friday The Carers' Support Service 11 Redcombe Lane Brigg DN20 8AU 10am - 11am Tai Chi enhances balance and coordination to help reduce the risk of falls. Its flowing movements also boost flexibility and core strength while being easy on the joints. Many participants report feeling calmer and more grounded after each class. These sessions help manage stress. The deliberate, mindful motions and controlled breathing help release tension. This gentle practice reduces anxiety, supports mood, and enhances mental clarity. Classes run monthly lasting around one hour. Our experienced instructors welcome all abilities and offer modifications to suit each attendee’s mobility level. Booking is essential on At the Carers Support Service, we’ve supported carers for nearly 30 years. Alongside Tai Chi, we offer free, confidential help such as benefits advice, peer groups, Dementia Direct services, counselling, training, and wellbeing activities. Tai Chi is a great opportunity to combine physical care with emotional restoration.

Fri 31 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

Fri 31 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

North East Lincolnshire Carers’ Voice

NEL Carers’ Voice – Independent Forum for Carers in North East Lincolnshire The NEL Carers’ Voice is an independent and welcoming forum of unpaid carers from across North East Lincolnshire. The forum is a group of people with lived experience of caring for a family member, friend, or neighbour who cannot manage without support. As a forum, they actively take part in key decisions that affect carers locally. Working alongside health services, local authorities, and community organisations to ensure carers’ voices are heard at every level. Together, they push for change where improvements are needed and shine a light on the vital role carers play in our community. For example the forum supported and designed "A Carers' Guide to the Hospital". By joining the Carers' Voice, you can share your experiences, learn from others, and exchange practical advice to tackle everyday challenges. You’ll also help make sure local carers have a strong, united voice. Why Join the NEL Carers’ Voice? - Influence policies and services that affect unpaid carers - Meet and connect with other local carers - Share your knowledge to improve carer support - Access information, training, and community events - Offer peer support to carers facing difficulties If you want to improve life for carers and the people you care for in North East Lincolnshire, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re new to caring or have years of experience, your perspective matters.

Fri 31 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

Parents supporting adults over 25 Peer Support Group

Parent Carers of adults over 25 Peer Support Group Caring for an adult over the age of 25 who has learning needs or a disability can be deeply rewarding—but it can also bring unique challenges that only other carers truly understand. That’s why we at The Carers Support Service run a welcoming Parent Carers Peer Support Group in Scunthorpe, designed specifically for parents and guardians in this role. This friendly, informal group meets on the last Friday of every month* Except December at Scunthorpe Central Library Carlton Street 10am to 12pm There’s no need to book— Simply come along, grab a tea or coffee, and connect with others who share similar experiences. We know how busy caring life can be, so our sessions are relaxed, understanding, and completely free to attend. The group provides a safe space to share your story, exchange tips, and find solutions to everyday challenges. Whether you want a break from your caring role to talk about anything other than caring simply enjoying a chat with people who “get it, or you want to talk about navigating health and social care systems, managing finances, balancing your own wellbeing, you’ll be met with kindness, respect, and understanding. Our experienced facilitators are on hand to offer guidance, information, and signposting to relevant services.

Fri 31 Jul11:00Brigg Senior Citizens Pop In Centre(4mi)

NEL Digital Tuition

We know that staying connected and confident online can make a big difference for unpaid carers. Whether you want to shop online, manage your banking securely, or join a Zoom call with family and friends, our Digital Skills Support sessions will help you build the knowledge you need. You’ll learn the basics of using a computer, tablet, or mobile phone. All appointments are in a friendly and relaxed environment. We cover practical topics such as: - Online shopping and safe payment methods - Online banking and managing accounts securely - Using Zoom to stay in touch with loved ones and join virtual meetings - Tips for staying safe online and spotting scams These one-to-one appointments are tailored to your needs. You can go at your own pace and focus on what matters most to you. Whether you’re completely new to technology or want to improve existing skills, we’ll guide you step-by-step. Sessions take place every Friday morning* Except Bank Holidays at:The Carers’ Support Service1 Town Hall Square, Grimsby, DN31 1HY Each appointment lasts one hour and is designed to give you practical skills you can use straight away. As part of our wider support for unpaid carers in North and North East Lincolnshire, we can also provide free, confidential help and advice for your caring role. From benefits guidance and peer support groups to emotional wellbeing resources and training, our team is here to help you look after yourself while you care for someone else.