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Know someone with a long-term neurological condition? New support cafes can help

The new cafes offer support for those affected by long-term neurological conditions. The first takes place in Wootton on 14th April.

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Thanks to Rachel for sharing details of these new support cafes. Ed


The Island Neurological Network (INN), is launching a series of pop-up cafes, across the Isle of Wight to support individuals affected by long-term neurological conditions, their families, carers and interested professionals.

Through Community Action Isle of Wight, INN has secured funding from My Life, A Full Life, to provide a series of locally based drop-in Cafes serving local communities across the Island.

Dr Annette Scivier, Chair of the INN Committee said,

“Neurological illnesses can have a devastating affect on the whole family and having access to support and help can make a huge difference to their day to day lives. We hope that by bringing the community together we can highlight the help available and identify any gaps.”

The cafes will have a series of speakers from local support groups and services, free refreshments, information and advice and a chance to chat to volunteers from INN and other people with similar experiences.

First cafe
The first cafe will be open from 10:30 to 12:30 on Thursday 14th April 2016 at Wootton Bridge Community Centre, Brannon Way, Wootton Bridge.

For more information call Rachel Brown on 07762 756149.

Image: jakerust under CC BY 2.0

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