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> Healthy Adults > Healthy Ageing > Worcester Warriors Foundation Wellbeing Cafe

Worcester Warriors Foundation Wellbeing Cafe

Sam Collison, February 29, 2024February 29, 2024

Worcester Warriors Foundation are bringing people together to support mental health and physical wellbeing.

The Wellbeing Café project is hosted from the Foundations base at the Royal Porcelain Works in Worcester. The café provides an inclusive and friendly environment that anyone can benefit from. People coming along to the wellbeing café can take part in range of activities including boccia, table tennis and board games. There is also a health walk which takes place in the city centre’s scenic urban routes, the riverside and surrounding area.

If you’re looking for a place to connect socially and improve your wellbeing, please contact: matthew.cowdrey@warriorsfoundation.co.uk

 

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