The Connecting Generations Project

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The Connecting Generations Project

The Connecting Generations Project is funded by the Big Lottery Fund and will be starting next week. The project, which aims to bring 16-24s with over 50’s and will use low intensity physical activity, reminiscence and other activities to reduce social isolation.

The project will run every Tuesday starting from 18thFebruary 2020, please see details below –

Date – Every Tuesday starting from 18th February 2020

Time – 11am-3pm

Location; Disabled Supporters Room, Cardiff City FC Stadium, CF11 8AZ – meeting at main reception

If you are interested in taking part, please contact myself my number is below.

Nadine Jones

E: nadine.jones@cardiffcityfc.org.uk

Tel: 07538812374

Tags: CHARITY, Communication, Development Work, organised, Problem Solving, support, Third Sector, TSSW, Wales, Young People

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