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A weekly drop-in coffee morning for older people, their families, carers and friends at the Ageing Well Hub inside Middlesbrough's Live Well Centre. Visitors can have tea or coffee, meet other people and find out about the Hub's activities, events, training and local support. Some sessions include a guest speaker sharing practical information about ageing well. The coffee morning runs every Wednesday from 10am to 12pm.
Drop in at the Ageing Well Hub for a cuppa and conversation. The Hub is designed to help older people stay connected, meet others and find out about local activities and support. A speaker may sometimes attend to share practical advice or information.
Coffee morning: Wednesdays, 10am–12pm. Live Well Centre reception: Monday–Friday, 8am–8pm; Saturday access by prior arrangement; closed Sundays and bank holidays.
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