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Free Christmas day party for elderly and disabled

Posted by Robin Hosking on December 2, 2015 at 8:58am in Community News, Info, Issues

Hello one and all. This was mentioned on the noticeboard email I receive at The Whittington Hospital. Please spread the word and make use of this very kind offer if you so wish...

Jacksons Lane arts venue in Highgate would like your help referring suitable individuals to attend their Christmas day party. For 40 years, Jacksons Lane has organised a free party for elderly and disabled individuals who are alone on Christmas day. Up to 80 guests receive a three-course lunch, tea, entertainment, presents and good company. Transport is available. Guests must live in Haringey or neighbouring boroughs (within three miles of the centre). Couples are welcome where one/both are disabled. Unfortunately it is not suitable for individuals with complex needs or those who tire easily. To make a referral contact Paul Brooker, Christmas day organiser: 020 8340 6177 orpaul.brooker10@virginmedia.com

Thanks,

Robin.

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