This week the Gupshup Ladies Group had a wonderful catch up after our break, reconnecting with familiar faces and welcoming new ones.
Today we made earrings from scratch, some are keeping theirs, while others plan to gift them to loved ones. It was a lovely creative activity that encouraged teamwork and refining their fine motor skills.
We also enjoyed a riddle game in the groups mother tongue and community language, celebrating language and cultural connection.
It was great to have the ESOL ladies from upstairs join us to find out more about the group, and we look forward to inviting them to future workshops and projects.
We are settling into our new venue and already enjoying the warm, welcoming atmosphere it provides.
Thank you GAVO – Newport for supporting us in facilitating this space for the group!
Booking and registration are *essential* for all activities and projects this month! Please take note of changes in regular activities and events. WRU Dragons Community Tag Leader Award https://forms.gle/1jPtkt9QWT32245TA BME Boys U11 Sports Skills https://forms.gle/dJGZPzH5cNoEdkjN9 Saturday Kids Club Closed registrations. When we have space we will update you. YMCO Family Cookalong Details will be shared…
We were excited to see that our spring onions and herbs have already started to come up! It’s amazing how quickly things grow when we nurture them together the slugs couldn’t resist and have found their way to some of our plants! But we’re tackling it naturally using lamb’s wool along the edges of beds…
The launch featured an introduction to essential oils, a practical session on making individual shea butter samples and opportunities to enjoy herbal teas and healthy snacks. The evening provided space for reflection and meaningful conversation, laying the foundation for the project’s focus on holistic wellbeing, womb health and community support. This is ideal for those…
Today we made earrings from scratch, some are keeping theirs, while others plan to gift them to loved ones. It was a lovely creative activity that encouraged teamwork and refining their fine motor skills.
We also enjoyed a riddle game in the groups mother tongue and community language, celebrating language and cultural connection.
It was great to have the ESOL ladies from upstairs join us to find out more about the group, and we look forward to inviting them to future workshops and projects.
We are settling into our new venue and already enjoying the warm, welcoming atmosphere it provides. 
Thank you GAVO – Newport for supporting us in facilitating this space for the group!
