Group Support
If you would like to find out more about any of the Social/Support Groups, please complete our enquiry form or telephone us.
- Stokebury Social Group - Monthly Meetings in the
Stokebury Centre, Amersham
- Woodside Social Group - Weekly meetings on Wednesday mornings in Amersham
- Aylesbury Bereavement Support Group - Monthly Meetings in the ‘The Ark’, Stoke Mandeville
Stokebury Social Group
This is a brief summary of the activities of our local group. We meet monthly in the Stokebury Centre in Amersham and out of a membership of around 50, about 30 + attend these meetings.
A quarterly programme is compiled to try to interest everyone and it includes weekend meals - either Saturday evenings or Sunday lunches - the Sunday lunch is usually preceded by a short walk in our lovely countryside.
The programme also includes theatre trips, film evenings and visits to London. Members open up their homes for weekend meals and these are very popular.
The companionship gained from these get-togethers often results in people organising other small trips and holidays.
Woodside Social Group
The Woodside Group continues to meet regularly on Wednesday mornings in the Free Church hall in Amersham. Most Wednesdays the group is happy to meet with friends and enjoy a coffee and a chat. Some go on for lunch at a local pub.
Last summer a garden picnic lunch was enjoyed. In the autumn we had a fish and chip lunch in the Hall. In December we had a Christmas lunch at a local Golf Clubhouse. Recently a buffet lunch was prepared by some of the ladies and served in the Hall. Occasionally coach trips are arranged.
Aylesbury Bereavement Support Group
The Group meet on the third Wednesday of each month at ‘The Ark’, Risborough Road, Stoke Mandeville. All are welcomed. This is an opportunity to meet with other people for mutual support. An experienced support worker is always available for a one to one chat if needed.
To request support or information on how we can help please
complete our enquiry form or telephone us.
Cruse Bereavement Care exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people and to enable anyone
suffering a bereavement caused by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss.