🎄 It’s That Time of Year Again!

Purple Horizons Christmas Wreath Workshop

Purple Horizons is delighted to invite you to our Christmas Wreath Workshop on Monday, December 1st at Catworth Village Hall.

We will provide all the materials, including foliage, ribbons, dried fruit, holly and more....just bring your secateurs and apron.

There will be a festive drink on arrival and during the sesssion there will be tea, coffee and mince pies.

All funds raised from our event will support two amazing local charirties. The Red Hen Project in Cambridge and Headway in Bedford- read more about these wonderful organisations below.

💛 Choose from two festive sessions:

• Afternoon Workshop - 2.00pm

• Evening Workshop 6.30pm

🎟️ Tickets are available exclusively via Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/festive-christmas-wreath-making-workshop-tickets-1835447586139?aff=oddtdtcreator

Come get creative, sip something warm, and kick off the holiday season with us!

Read below to find out more about the wonderful work our chosen charities undertake….

The Red Hen Project is a hyper-local Cambridge charity who work directly with families in the community to help raise happy, healthy, and independent children. Since 1998 we have focused our attention on those who could be experiencing challenges in their lives, empowering families through confident parenting and cooperative relationships with schools and other services, building stronger, more resilient communities.

Some of our work includes:

• One-to-one and whole family support to help families overcome challenges, improve relationships, and enhance overall wellbeing

• Drop-in groups and courses offering advice, support, and connection

• Positive experiences for children and their families, including school holiday activities and trips

• Practical help in a crisis and support to prevent future issues, including those related to financial stress

• Space and opportunity for parents/carers to take an active role in their community.

Originally founded in 1984 as a brain injury support group, Headway Bedford set up its first service centre and base in 1990.

We provide a supportive and stimulating environment for people who have an acquired brain injury. We recognise that each person is different and no two injuries are the same and for this reason our services reflect this, focusing on the needs of the individual.