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Barnet Seniors Insider 14 Barnet Seniors’ Insider Produced by: News for senior citizens in Barnet * Keeping well * Staying safe * Being active * Making friends IF YOU DON’T NEED THIS NEWSLETTER, PLEASE PASS IT ON TO SOMEONE WHO MIGHT Issue 14 ● Sept / Oct 2017 st th Silver Week 1 – 8 October Come and join us to celebrate Silver Week 2017 - Activities and events occurring throughout the week, starting with one big party. To celebrate Silver Week 2017 there will Activities and events range from sports IN THIS ISSUE be a full week of activities and events tasters, free hairdressing, an art exhibition, Lawrence Street Allotment occurring throughout the borough coffee mornings, digital technology Inclusion Barnet celebrating the value and knowledge sessions, walks, talks and information Stroke Association older people contribute to our displays at Brent Cross Shopping Centre, Barnet Stroke Services Strength Based Social Care communities. With opportunities to as well as getting involved by taking a meet new people, try something new or selfie using #silverselfie and posting it on Out and About enjoy something familiar, the Twitter. Information on all the Silver Week This newsletter aims to give people celebrations also aim to combat events and activities in your local area will practical information about local services, loneliness and isolation. be available at your local Barnet library. support, events, places to go and things to do that could interest and help readers to: Silver Week will begin with an open A full schedule of all the events and enjoy good health and wellbeing event at Woodhouse College, activities can be found on page 5 of this help themselves Woodhouse Road, Finchley N12 9EY on newsletter and at stay safe maintain their independence Sunday 1st October, from 12.30‐4pm www.barnet.gov.uk/silverweek. Everyone stay active (hosted by Barnet Council and Barnet can get involved, whether that’s have fun organising an event, spreading the word or Seniors Assembly). There’s no need to meet people book, just come along for an afternoon attending an activity. For further …Hoping to see you of activities, entertainment, information on Silver Week please contact out and about in Barnet! refreshments and information stalls. the Prevention and Wellbeing Team by calling 020 8359 7573 or emailing There is so much going Silver Week aims to build upon Silver [email protected]. Sunday which is an annual day of fun on for residents in the and free activities for older people borough of Barnet – across the UK, led by The Sir Simon Milton Foundation. see pages 5, 6 and 7 BARNET SENIOR INSIDER | Issue 14 Page 2 A message from the Editors Barnet Seniors’ Insider is a non‐profit making free newspaper published six times a year by Barnet Seniors’ Assembly (BSA), see Now’s the time to page 8, which is delivered by volunteers. The Insider welcomes volunteer contributions for publication from individuals and community groups. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the editorial team. Ever thought of giving some of your time to help others in the community? Where we go Delivered every two months in some streets in the following wards: Brunswick Park, Burnt Oak, Childs Hill, Colindale, Coppetts, East If you can spare a few hours or a day or two a week, you Barnet, East Finchley, Edgware, Finchley Church End, Garden Suburb, can have fun whilst making a positive difference to your Golders Green, Hale, Hendon, High Barnet, Mill Hill, Oakleigh, local community. Volunteers can help in many different Totteridge, Underhill, West Finchley, West Hendon and Woodhouse. ways. They volunteer directly with individuals or groups, in charity shops or help raise vital funds to help a charity Will you be a street champion? continue its work. Whatever your background and skills, We have a network of volunteer deliverers and are hoping that soon there will be a volunteering opportunity for you. Contact every home in the borough will receive a copy. If it is not delivered to Volunteer SELECT on 020 8364 8400 ext 222 on Tuesdays you, or if you would like to help delivering in your area*, please contact Neill at [email protected] or call 020 3778 0151 and leave a message. Please support this initiative. How to send in an article Email Stephen at [email protected]. Please keep articles to around 300 words or less, bearing in mind that past events are not likely to be of general interest. The editors reserve the right to edit material (reduce the length of an article) and rewrite or otherwise Library Volunteer modify it if they deem it necessary. Material might be reformatted to Inclusion Barnet is looking for volunteers to support the suit our house style. Please use plain text Word or email, but clear handwritten or typed articles are acceptable. Photos, logos etc: send library services in East Barnet and South Friern Barnet! as a tif, bmp, gif or jpg file or copy to a memory stick or CD. Please contact Stephen on 020 3778 0151. Typical tasks include: • General library duties: customer service, processing book reservations and returns, booking computers, shelving/tidying Advertising Advertising in Barnet Seniors’ Insider is welcomed, with priority given to •Helping people find and use library resources local organisations. Advertising space is limited and contributes towards costs. Please call 020 3778 0151 or email Stephen at Telephone: 020 3475 1314 [email protected] to discuss. Email: [email protected] How to supply advertisements Call us to book a space: remember there may be a waiting list. Any artwork must be submitted in pdf or jpg format and be correctly sized for the space required as detailed below. Ad Size Approx. mm Cost per issue Full Page 210 x 297mm £400 Mentor or Peer Supporter 12 Months Volunteer Mentors and peer supporters offer support across 1/2 Page 180 x 128mm £220 / 6 issues all services to stroke survivors. In doing so they help to (20% discount) 1/4 Page 90 x 128mm £120 reduce social isolation and build the confidence and self‐ Deadlines: esteem of the people they support. You'll be supporting stroke survivors on a 1:1/face‐to‐face basis according to their Nov/Dec edition = 22 Sept needs to achieve personal goals and be independent. This * Join our ‘Street Champions will take place either face to face in the stroke survivor’s Become a ‘Street Champion’ and help us to distribute the home or out in the community, by telephone or online. Insider by delivering it to 20 or more neighbours! Telephone: 0207 940 1340 For more information call Neill on 020 3778 0151 Email: [email protected] or email [email protected] BARNET SENIOR INSIDER | Issue 14 Page 3 Lawrence Street Choice and ‘Getting Back to Allotments control Life’ services Lawrence Street Allotments in Mill Hill is Inclusion Barnet are a peer‐led After a stroke, life is very different and a beautiful, friendly site with its own organisation. Nearly all of their staff have you may need to make big adjustments communal orchards and shared personal experience of disability. They and deal with daunting challenges. The wheelbarrows and mowers. The exist to promote independent living, so Stroke Association provides a variety of services that will help you enjoy a better composting toilet allows plot‐holders to that disabled people can have choice and help save the planet while they spend a control in their lives. quality of life, return to your community penny, and there is indoor and outdoor and face the future. Inclusion Barnet offer a free and seating for those who wish to bring their independent support planning service Information, Advice and Support lunch and make a day of it. delivered by a team of disabled people. Helps individuals and their family In addition to internal events, such as a Their peer support brokers (PSB) are able prepare for the changes that happen drinks evening, Lawrence Street engages to support disabled residents who meet because of a stroke, with information with the local community through two the national eligibility threshold which about stroke, practical advice and public events: a plant sale in May and relates to disabled people who have a emotional support. open day in August. As well as being higher level of need and are often able to Communication Support Service important fund‐raisers, these two events access adult social care funding. Helps individuals cope with aphasia and help to cement relations with the difficulty in using language. Co‐ neighbours. In partnership with Barnet Council, ordinators and volunteers work with Inclusion Barnet are now also running Lawrence Street currently has three stroke survivors to build their two popular local libraries, East Barnet vacant allotments, including one half‐plot confidence and help them achieve the and South Friern Barnet. and a small starter plot. best possible recovery. Tel: 020 7435 6762 Tel: 020 8359 2444 Tel: 0303 3033 100 Web: www.lawrencestreetallotments Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] .wordpress.com Web: www.inclusionbarnet.org.uk Web: www.stroke.org.uk There’s a dementia café or club near you Each dementia café or club can provide information about living with dementia and other services available locally in an informal and comfortable environment. It is also a place to relax, socialise and meet other people with dementia and their carers. Alzheimer’s Society – Tel: 020 8937 7171 Dementia Club UK (supported by Saracens) – Tel: 020 8445 3829 Third Monday of the month 2pm – 4pm
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