What’s Cooking? is a community club where people in Frodsham, Helsby and Farndon who have an interest in food and cooking can meet and enjoy the company of others who share their interest and passion.
The principal aim is to help older people to renew their interest and skills in cooking and to do so in good company and whilst having fun. Anyone with an interest in cooking is welcome.
The clubs are run by volunteers who share their own knowledge of cooking and food to create sessions which are interesting and stimulating, whilst keeping a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for participants.
What’s Cooking? is run by OPAL and is funded by Brightlife. Brightlife is a Big Lottery funded project which aims to reduce social isolation across the local area by creating different activities and opportunities, and help people stay connected.
For more information, or if you know someone who could benefit from this service, or you would like to become a volunteer, please contact Julie Ennis on 07512 632 515 or julie.ennis@opalservices.org.uk .
What’s Cooking? – Clubs
What’s Cooking – Frodsham
The What’s Cooking? club in Frodsham meets fortnightly on a Tuesday afternoon 2.30 -4.00pm at the Frodsham Methodist Church, Kingsley Road, Frodsham.
Following a Summer break, this club restarts on Tuesday 11th September 2018. There will be a healthy eating theme for the Autumn programme.
What’s Cooking – Helsby
The What’s Cooking? Club in Helsby meets fortnightly on a Wednesday Morning 10 – 11.30 at The Windings, Cable Drive, Helsby
The theme for the Autumn programme is regional foods.
What’s Cooking – Farndon
What’s Cooking – Farndon – starts on Friday 14th September, 10am – 11.30am. The club will meet fortnightly until 7thDecember at the Memorial Hall, Church Lane, CH3 6QD.
A mixed programme of demonstrations, talks and challenges are on the Autumn programme. Why not come along to find out more?
If you are interested in joining the club or would like to be a volunteer at the club, please contact Julie Ennis on 07512 632515 or email Julie.ennis@opalservices.org.uk
Brightlife is a partnership led by Age UK Cheshire.
Brightlife has been awarded £5m as part of the Big Lottery’s Fulfilling Lives, Ageing Better fund, which has given a total of £82m to 14 areas throughout England in order to improve the lives of older people.
Helping to reduce social isolation in Cheshire West and Cheshire.