Legacy
The Board of Trustees is deeply sad to share that The Cares Family charities will cease operating immediately, due to insolvency. We know this news is sudden and will come as a shock.
In her latest blog, Love Your Neighbour Coordinator Alice reflects on feedback from older neighbours who are part of our community.
"Liverpool Cares is the embodiment of 'scouse' – love warmth, laughter and family" - Martin.
In her next blog, Senior Outreach and Engagement Coordinator Rachael writes about Liverpool Cares' successful summer social events that have introduced, engaged and connected younger and older neighbours in spaces and places across the city in 2023.
In her next blog, Senior Outreach and Engagement Coordinator Rachael writes about what happens when you bring 25 like-minded individuals together at Liverpool Cares' first Younger Neighbour Social of 2023.
If meeting new people and giving something back to your community is on your new year's resolution list, check out this lovely blog from younger neighbour Alana (19) who joined our network in 2022. We hear about her motivations for joining, her highlights so far and how she's got stuck right into our free social clubs.
2022 has been jam-packed with joy – exactly what the doctor ordered! Read on to hear about some of the fantastic clubs from the last year, and how each and every one of them connected neighbours across the city in different, wonderful ways.
Our Love Your Neighbour programme brings together younger and older neighbours living across Liverpool, to share time, laughter, and joy together over the phone, in-person, or a mix of both. In her most recent blog, Love Your Neighbour Coordinator Alice takes the reader behind the scenes and spotlights the neighbour journey – from referral to match.
In this latest blog, Senior Outreach and Engagement Coordinator Rachael writes about welcoming new younger neighbours into the network.
The cost of living crisis will plunge the UK further into a loneliness epidemic. With millions of people without any spare income to spend on social interaction – particularly over the winter when household bills are expected to rise the most sharply – many are at risk of falling into even deeper isolation, loneliness and disconnection from their communities.
Following two and a half years of disconnection and unsettling times, it finally feels like things are settling down. Senior Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator, Rachael, shares with you a typical “day in the life” of her role.