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Buggy Walks
[107KB]Published 2020. As we emerge from Lockdown being able to get outdoors and meet other people is great for our wellbeing - particularly for mums and babies who haven’t been able to access groups in the same ways as before. Here are some tips on joining or starting a Buggy walk in your local area.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
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Families |
Format:
Flyer
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Tips for making friends and supporting friendships
[77.1KB]Published 2020. This guide gives tips for families and individuals who want to start new friendships and keep existing friendships going. It can be hard to make friends in the best of times but restrictions on where you go and who you meet makes it even harder, so our tips include online and offline spaces and Covid-19 safety.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Families, Participation |
Format:
Poster
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Video calling – a guide to the different options
[96KB]Published 2020. Video calling can be a great way to keep in touch, especially when meeting in person is not an option. There are many different platforms and apps to choose from, in this guide we have compared the ones which are easy to use and free.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Families, Participation |
Format:
Poster
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How-to guide for joining a Teams video call
[74.8KB]Published 2020. This simple guide from the Families Wellbeing project can help you get started using Microsoft Teams to take part in online events and activities.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Families, Participation |
Format:
Poster
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How-to guide for using Zoom
[74.1KB]Published 2020. Many activities and social events are happening virtually now using software most of us had never heard of a few months ago. It can be daunting the first time you are invited to attend something using Zoom, so here is a little guide to get you started!
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Families, Participation |
Format:
Poster
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Tips for creating welcoming communities
[75.8KB]Published 2020. We all want to belong and feel welcomed in our community. These tips share suggestions from people, communities and organisations we work with about ways to make communities welcoming. Nearly all communities have a mix of people living in them, including people who have just moved there and people who have lived there for a long time. And people living in communities can help to make them warm, welcoming and inclusive places to live.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Equalities, Families, Participation |
Format:
Poster
