Our Christmas 2021 Issue of OPAL Matters was distributed in December 2021 with stories of our Christmas activities and news of when our Chair Jane Colville and Malpas Club Organiser Brenda Platt went to Chester Town Hall and joined other representatives of local charities and organisations to meet with PrinceEdward, Earl of Wessex and also
The next OPAL Annual General Meeting will take place on 10th November 2021 at 5pm via Zoom. For more information please contact Moe Hutson at morag.hutson@opalservices.org.uk Please confirm or decline your attendance to Moe Hutson at morag.hutson@opalservices.org.uk.
OPAL is organising a Soup Lunch fundraiser at KELSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE, Chester Rd, Kelsall, Tarporley CW6 0SB FRIDAY 15th OCTOBER, 12.30pm – 2.30pm Come along and enjoy a light lunch of soup followed by cake and a hot drink, while at the same time supporting OPAL Cost: £5 per person + Raffle For tickets please contact Jo on 01928
OPAL held it’s first face to face fundraising event on 15th October. Thank you to all who volunteered and to Jo and Juliet and the fundraising team for putting the event together. It was good to see people again and enjoy the day while at the same time raising valuable funds for OPAL.
You can read the latest updates on the reopening of OPAL Services in our September issue of OPAL Matters. Click here to read OPAL Matters Issue 12.
OPAL is delighted to announce that it has been awarded £3000 by Cheshire Community Foundation to support the most vulnerable older adults in our rural communities as covid restrictions lift. With this money OPAL will be able to support a number of people who need a more extended and gradual transition to social situations within
OPAL has published issue 11 of the OPAL Matters newsletter with news and updates on the reopening of some services. Read Issue 11 here.
OPAL Services is delighted to have been awarded £7,000 by the Marshes Community Benefit Fund towards its ongoing OPAL In Touch project which is developing digital inclusion services for older people and their carers. By providing people who currently have limited or no access to the digital world, the project will give older people and
To read the latest news from OPAL, download Issue 10 of our OPAL Matters newsletter.
OPAL In Touch, a new service to support older people who currently have little or no experience of using technology has received a generous boost of funding from the Masonic Charitable Foundation (London Office), and the Cheshire Province. This funding will be invaluable in helping OPAL to help older people in rural communities in west
