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South Buckinghamshire Rethink Group
Open to: Carers
The Town Hall
Penn Road
Beaconsfield
Buck
HP9 2PP
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The Group meets on the first Thursday of every month (except January and August) from 7.30pm - 9.30pm. We are also meeting during the day for those unable to attend in the dark evenings for coffee at various local garden centres. This has proved very successful & has been going on the about 12 months. Coffee meetings are held every 2 months/6 weeks and will continue.
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We are a friendly group of carers that meet in Beaconsfield. We come together once a month as a peer-led support group, with meetings taking place in the evening. We also arrange to meet for a coffee and catch-up in the morning, which can be convenient for those who can't attend an evening meeting. We organise outings and a variety of social events throughout the year to help alleviate social isolation. In addition, we also support our local supported housing for people living with mental illness.
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