At Sefton Support Group, our Community Wellbeing Sessions continue to bring people together to learn, connect, and discover the support available within our community.
We are delighted to have three fantastic sessions coming up over the next few months, covering a wide range of topics including health and wellbeing, Liverpool history, and specialist bereavement support.
Whether you’re looking for practical advice, community connections, or simply enjoy learning something new, we hope you’ll join us.
Please note: Our Community Wellbeing Sessions are usually held on the last Friday of the month. However, July is a little different, as we have two fantastic events taking place on consecutive days. Join us on Thursday, 30th July 2026 for Doc and Doris – The Remarkable Chavasse Family, followed by our regular Community Wellbeing Session with 2wish on Friday, 31st July 2026.
Friday, 26th June 2026 – Activity for ME CIC
Our June session welcomes Activity for ME CIC, a community organisation supporting people living with ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Long Covid, and other energy-limiting conditions.
This informative session will explore the challenges people face, the importance of pacing and energy management, and the support available to help individuals feel less isolated and more connected.
Find out more about this session
Thursday, 30th July 2026 – Doc and Doris: The Remarkable Chavasse Family
Join us for a fascinating look at one of Liverpool’s most remarkable families. Learn about Captain Noel Godfrey Chavasse VC and Bar, MC – the only officer to be awarded the Victoria Cross twice during the First World War – and discover how the Chavasse family’s influence extended into medicine, faith, military service, and public life.
This special session is perfect for anyone interested in Liverpool history, military heritage, medicine, or remarkable local stories.
Find out more about this session
Friday, 31st July 2026 – 2wish
The very next day, we welcome 2wish, a charity dedicated to supporting anyone affected by the sudden and unexpected death of a child or young person aged 25 and under.
This important session will explore the support available to families, friends, professionals, and communities, highlighting the importance of ensuring nobody has to navigate grief alone.
Find out more about this session
All Sessions Are Free to Attend
Our Community Wellbeing Sessions are free and open to everyone. They provide a welcoming environment where people can learn more about important topics, ask questions, meet others, and discover support available within the community.
Location:
Sefton Support Group
1 Duke Street
Formby
L37 4AL
Although registration is not essential, it helps us prepare for numbers on the day.
We look forward to welcoming both familiar and new faces to these upcoming sessions.
