Residents in a Liverpool community are coming together for an inspiring event designed to promote well-being, reduce social isolation and connect people with local services.
The event will take place at Wavertree Aquatics Centre on Wednesday, 26th March 2025, from 10 – 3pm.
With more than 16 organisations participating, including Age Concern, LCC Adult Services, Primary Care Network, House of Memories Bus, Love Wavertree, Riverside Housing, and many more, people who come along will have access to:
- free blood pressure checks
- housing advice
- benefits support
The meeting will also provide residents with connections to local services that tackle issues such as social isolation, dementia, and mental health challenges.
These services aim to improve wellbeing, and ensure that everyone in the community has access to the support they need.
Residents can also take part in interactive activities that will bring people closer, including shared reading sessions with The Reader, pickleball, and cardio tennis at Wavertree Tennis Centre.
The event is a collaboration between the City Council and local organisations, all working together to strengthen community support networks and ensure residents have access to vital services.
Cllr Laura Robertson-Collins, Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Communities, Neighbourhoods and Streetscene, said: “This event is more than just services. It’s about people, connection, and belonging.
“We want to ensure that everyone in Wavertree feels supported and empowered, and we invite all residents to come along, meet new people, and find out what’s available to them.”
