Posted by Rachael Treacher 
on Friday 5th June 2020
Liverpool Cares' Winter Wellbeing project helps older Scousers to stay warm, active and connected in disconnecting times. Check out our blog, infographic and full report about the impact the project had in 2019/20.
Posted by Rachael Forde 
on Tuesday 21st April 2020
Can you join Liverpool Cares for the 2.6 challenge?
Posted by Alex Smith 
on Friday 17th April 2020
We're proud to share how we've re-invented our programmes for these extraordinary times – always maintaining connection, community and our values (kindness, community, trust, bravery, learning) at their heart.
Posted by Alex Smith on Monday 13th April 2020
Thank you to everyone who makes our work possible – from funders, to local businesses, to partners in the proud local voluntary sector and, most importantly, the older and younger neighbours who share time every day through Liverpool Cares. We're so grateful for your support, especially at this disconnecting time.
Posted by Jess Dyson-Houghton 
on Monday 30th March 2020
Just because we can’t physically be together at the moment, it doesn’t mean we can’t share laughter and friendship with our older neighbours. Download our #AloneTogether activity pack and stay connected this April.
Posted by Alex Smith on Friday 13th March 2020
Liverpool Cares is suspending programmes involving older people from March 13th until April 30th, due to the Coronavirus.
Posted by Alex Smith on Wednesday 11th March 2020
Liverpool Cares helps people find connection in times of challenge and change, so we are taking the appropriate steps to protect neighbours and community health.
Posted by Rachael Forde on Thursday 5th March 2020
You can help older and younger neighbours make more connections this March by voting for Liverpool Cares in the Transpennine community fund. Read more to find out how.
Posted by Rachael Forde on Saturday 15th February 2020
Like with most things at Liverpool Cares and The Cares Family values, we often find that older and younger neighbours have more in common than we think. And this is definitely the case with our Liverpudlian love of fashion.
Posted by Rachael Treacher on Monday 20th January 2020
As we enter a new year, and a new decade, we’re pleased to offer you all an update on our second Winter Wellbeing project, which helps older neighbours across the city of Liverpool stay warm, active and connected through the coldest months of the year. We’re about halfway through the project now, and though December is behind us we all know that the months ahead are often some of the coldest of the year these days!
