Sisters in Mind receives funding through the Health Lottery
Sisters in Mind is launching a regular weekly hub for women to meet up and get more involved with their community at the Qube on Ponders End High Street, Ponders End.
People’s Health Trust has invested £40000 in Sisters in Mind, using money raised by Health Lottery London East.
This money will be used to run Sisters Hub, a women’s group that aims to build positive relationships between women of different ages and backgrounds across Ponders End and the neighbouring wards.
A range of weekly opportunities will be available for the women including crafts, cooking, gardening, self-care and wellbeing sessions.
The sessions will be decided and led by members themselves and there will be one event per year to showcase and celebrate achievement and engage with the local community.
For more information or to get involved, contact
sisters-in-mind@pondersend.org.uk or 0208 443 3858.
Our food hub work identified the need to support local people with digital skill. The tackling poverty and inequality project supported us in setting up this weekly hub where residents could find out how to connect on line to goods and services. We have also produced a digital guide which is available by calling 0208 4433858.
Our womens support group was funded by the National Lottery Community fund and allowed to set up and support this groups actvities. Our PEACh project identified a group pf women who were suffering from anxiety and isolation as a direct result of the pandemic.. This prject started with 2 women we now have over 20 joining us on a regular basis,
For more information call 02084433858 .
Funded by lotteries awards for all this project aimed to bring people together through actvities and events.
A facebook page was set up and we set up online activities due to the COVID-19
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PONDERS END TOGETHER
2018 PECDT were awarded £9900 to hold 2 community festivals in 2018 and also produce the much loved PEN newsletter. All Thanks to The Big Lottery Fund. .
2014-2016This two year project funded by the Health lottery under their HealthPromote campaign addressed the issues that affected local residents including social isolation, confidence building, leisure opportunities, and addressing skill shortages.
The last couple of months were spent preparing the groups to focus on what they can do next after the project comes to an end. Shaping Our Future has been a project developed and delivered by local people for local people.