The RCS Lottery draw for the month of May took place at our Trustees’ meeting today.
The lucky winners were:
1st Prize – £125
Ticket No: 1 – Tattenhall OPAL Club
2nd Prize – £80
Ticket Number 37 – Peggy Clack
3rd Prize – £40
Ticket Number 248 – Kelsall OPAL Club
Congratulations to the winners and good luck to all for the next draw.
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The RCS Lottery draw for the month of April took place at Malpas OPAL Club today.
The lucky winners were:
1st Prize – £125
Ticket No: 197 – Elizabeth Lawson
2nd Prize – £80
Ticket Number 23 – Penny Smith
3rd Prize – £40
Ticket Number 8 – Richard J Gilbert
Congratulations to the winners and good luck to all for the next draw.
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The March Draw took place today at the Board of Trustees meeting.
The lucky winners are:
1st prize (£125)
Ticket No: 98 – Sarah Ellison
2nd prize (£80)
Ticket No: 206 – Irene Ross
3rd prize (£40)
Ticket No: 78 – Pamela Davis
Good luck for everyone in the next draw.
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The February Draw took place today at Malpas OPAL club.
The lucky winners are:
1st prize (£125)…
Ticket No: 222 – Jane Nichols
2nd prize (£80)
Ticket No: 423 – Brenda Platt
3rd prize (£40)
Ticket No: 316 – Joyce Dulohery
Good luck for everyone in the next draw.
Rural Community Services have just increased the number of OPAL services we run for older people by being awarded funding from Brightlife to launch ‘New Horizons’ and ‘What’s Cooking’; two volunteer-led schemes launching in Spring 2017 to help reduce social isolation in the Frodsham and Helsby areas of Cheshire West.
New Horizons
New Horizons supports older people living in and around Frodsham who’d like to get out more to socialise with others. The aim is to help them rekindle hobbies they used to enjoy whilst also developing some new interests locally. New Horizons launches in Spring 2017.
What’s Cooking
What’s Cooking is a Community Club with cooking at its heart which offers people of all ages the opportunity to enjoy and experiment with all aspects of cooking; from learning new techniques and sharing traditional favourites to exploring recipes from across the world. Many older people lose the opportunity to cook and this new club intends to help reignite an interest in cooking and refresh their skills whilst enjoying friendly company and having fun. A full and varied programme of activities will include food preparation, demonstrations, guest speakers, food and recipe sharing as well as providing social opportunities for club members to eat out or in each other’s homes. What’s Cooking launches in Spring 2017.
Brightlife is a partnership led by Age UK Cheshire (Registered Charity Number 1091608). It has been awarded £5m as part of the Big Lottery’s Fulfilling Lives, Ageing Better fund, which has given a total of £82m to 14 areas throughout England in order to improve the lives of up to 200,000 older people. Over the next five years, Brightlife aims to work closely with older people to identify, design and implement a wide range of innovative solutions to address loneliness and isolation across Cheshire West and Chester.
