Manchester Carers Forum work in partnership with @carersstepout who we run carers walks with. Here is the latest update from them. This is an update from Stepping Out to say we hope you are feeling well and, crikey, how are we going to go for our healthy, happy, sociable walks

This months E-Bulletin features MCF support groups,funding news, free training sessions, free tickets for the Halle Orchestra and new dementia cafes. Click on the link below to read this months Bulletin. https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?e=&u=aabde065c3f7e6054fe24b962&id=e17d340d73

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