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RBKares to host first Wellbeing day of 2025

Local News by Elena Chiujdea 6th Jan 2025  
RBKares' wellbeing events are held in St Peter's Church in Norbiton (Image via Google Maps)
RBKares' wellbeing events are held in St Peter's Church in Norbiton (Image via Google Maps)
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RBKares is hosting its first wellbeing event of the year tomorrow, Tuesday 7 January, at St Peter's Church on London Road, Norbiton.

The event is open to everyone and is free to attend from 11am to 2pm.

RBKares works alongside Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness to provide support for those in need.

The support available includes health checks, warm clothes, sim cards, toiletries benefits advice, fuel vouchers and bike repairs.

The drop-in wellbeing events have been taking place since May 2022 to help those living in the Cambridge Road Estate, which is among England's 20% most deprived neighbourhoods according to RBKares.

The next wellbeing drop-in will take place on Tuesday 4 February.

RBKares is a volunteer led organisation.

Find out how you can support RBKares here or to donate or sign up as one of its volunteers.

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