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Sunderland Wellbeing Network Newsletter Welcome to Issue 11 of the Sunderland Wellbeing Network Newsletter. The aim of this Newsletter is to keep you up- to-date with the work of the Network and to invite you and your friends to future meetings. If you would like to add an article of interest to promote Wellbeing across the City of Sunderland please contact 0191 417 8043. Sunderland Wellbeing Network is a small friendly group of people helping you to increase and maintain your sense of health, wellbeing and happiness. Newcomers are always welcome! Meetings are promoted in this Newsletter! We do hope you can join us! For more information, contact: Washington Mind on 0191 4178043 or admin@wellbeinginfo. org Sunderland Wellbeing Network & Men’s Health Network ‘Christmas get Together’ – Wednesday 11 th December 2013 Next Meeting Wednesday 19 th February from 1pm – 3pm Sainsbury’s, Silksworth - Theme ‘Take Notice’ YOU ARE VERY WELCOME TO JOIN US! The Sunderland Wellbeing Network and Men’s Health Network hosted a joint ‘Christmas Get Together’ at The Life House, Washington Mind. Over 30 people attended and enjoyed the Christmas celebrations in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. There was lots of laughter and festive fun including a Christmas Quiz and the Mars Bar Game which was a huge success. Santa Claus made a surprise appearance and the event ended with Christmas Carols and Mince Pies. Some photos from the day! What do you think of our Newsletter? Let us know! Contact Wendy on 0191 417 8043
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Sunderland Wellbeing Network Newsletter
Welcome to Issue 11 of the Sunderland Wellbeing Network Newsletter. The aim of this Newsletter is to keep you up-to-date with the work of the Network and to invite you and your friends to future meetings. If you would like to add an article of interest to promote Wellbeing across the City of Sunderland please contact 0191 417 8043.
Sunderland Wellbeing Network is a small friendly group of people helping you to increase and maintain your sense of health, wellbeing and happiness.
Newcomers are always welcome!
Meetings are promoted in this
Newsletter!
We do hope you can join us!
For more information, contact: Washington Mind on 0191 4178043 or [email protected]
Sunderland Wellbeing Network & Men’s Health Network
‘Christmas get Together’ – Wednesday 11th December 2013
Next Meeting
Wednesday 19th February from 1pm – 3pmSainsbury’s, Silksworth - Theme ‘Take Notice’
YOU ARE VERY WELCOME TO JOIN US!
The Sunderland Wellbeing Network and Men’s Health Network hosted a joint ‘Christmas Get Together’ at The Life House, Washington Mind.
Over 30 people attended and enjoyed the Christmas celebrations in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. There was lots of laughter and festive fun including a Christmas Quiz and the Mars Bar Game which was a huge success. Santa Claus made a surprise appearance and the event ended with Christmas Carols and Mince Pies.
Some photos from the day!
What do you think of our Newsletter?
Let us know!Contact Wendy on
0191 417 8043
Network Event – ‘Dry January’ Tuesday 21st January 2014 (1pm-3pm)
At The Life House, Washington Mind, Grasmere Terrace, Columbia, Washington NE38 7LP
‘DRY JANUARY’ 2014 IS ON ITS WAY.
The Men’s Health Network will be getting together to support this year’s campaign, our aim is to start a new conversation about alcohol.
Your challenge is to be alcohol free for 31 days
It’s simple to sign up online: http://www.dryjanuary.org.uk/
ALL WELCOME
If you have any questions, please contact Washington Mind on 0191 417 8043 or email [email protected]
A local initiative which aims to provide a forum to collectively discuss men’s health issues to improve and raise the profile of men’s health in the city.
