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Age Friendly Roscrea always welcome new members to get involved
Roscrea's Age Friendly group have a busy 2023 planned with several classes and events already on the calendar for early in the new year.
ETB Community Education Classes are resuming in The Courthouse. Chair Yoga returns at 2pm on January 11 and Art Classes return at 9.30am, 11.30am and 2pm on January 12. Call (089) 468 2164 if you are interested in attending any of these.
The very popular Rosie Greys singing group meets every Wednesday at 3pm. New members welcome at any time whether you think you can sing or not!
Unfortunately, due to the rise in Covid, flu and other respiratory infections, we have decided to postpone our New Year’s Party which was planned for January 9. We will be in touch with all who have purchased tickets to arrange a refund. We will set another date soon.
Living Well Programme
A Living Well Programme is starting in the Courthouse on Wednesday, January 18 at 10.30am – 1pm for 6 weeks.
Living Well is for adults 18 years and over. It is suitable for you if you are living with one or more long-term health conditions or caring for someone with a long-term health condition.
Living Well is a free group self-management programme. Self-management is what a person does every day to manage their long-term health condition. This may include making choices to improve your health such as becoming more active, eating more healthily and stopping smoking.
It may also include more complex tasks such as taking medication, monitoring your symptoms, coping with the emotional aspects of the condition and communicating with healthcare professionals.
Please let Mary know if you would like to participate on (089) 468 2164.
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