Community Connection

Because no one should face life alone.

Life is full of ups and downs—but having people around you can make all the difference. At Myrtle House, we care deeply about the emotional, mental, and social wellbeing of our community. Whether you're feeling isolated, overwhelmed, or simply looking for connection, this is a place where you’re seen, supported, and always welcome.

Our wellbeing and connection support offers space to talk, tools to cope, and opportunities to build friendships and confidence—because we believe that thriving communities start with connected people.

Our Wellbeing & Connection support includes

  • Three elderly women sitting at a table, talking and smiling, in a community room filled with other people.

    Friendship Centre

    Weekly drop-in offering conversation, crafts, movement classes, and a hearty meal in good company.

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  • A person painting watercolor images of trees and plants on round paper coasters, with watercolor paints and a jar of water on a wooden table.

    Connect & Create Workshops

    A space to create, connect, and collaborate through art, craft, and community expression.

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  • An elderly woman with glasses and a colorful sweater smiling and talking while holding a white coffee mug, sitting at a table with tea cups in a bright room with large windows.

    Community Conversations

    Community Conversations is a relaxed coffee morning where people can connect, be heard, and enjoy friendly conversation in a warm, welcoming space.

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  • Two elderly women with light-colored hair and glasses are sitting at a table in a cafe or restaurant, engaged in conversation. One woman is resting her chin on her hand, with a cup of coffee in front of her.

    Warm Hubs

    A cosy, welcoming space to warm up, enjoy refreshments, join activities, or simply rest and connect.

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  • Two elderly women dancing indoors while holding pink tinsel pom-poms.

    Dance & Movement for over 55's

    Gentle sessions designed to improve mobility, balance, and energy in a friendly group setting.

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  • A person with dark hair wearing a dark gray jacket holding their head with both hands, appearing distressed or upset.

    Support Drop-Ins

    Drop in sessions with trusted local partner organisations offering friendly, practical help.

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  • An elderly man with a beard, glasses, and a checkered shirt is watering plants with a metal watering can while a young girl with blonde hair and a dark shirt with polka dots watches in a garden surrounded by lush green plants.

    The Growing Space

    Our community garden, where people grow food, learn skills, and experience the joy of nature.

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  • Two women sitting at a table having a conversation in a community center or waiting area, with one wearing glasses and the other wearing a gray beanie and black jacket. Other people and counters are visible in the background.

    Community Life Hubs

    Afternoon drop-ins offering practical support, signposting, and connection in a relaxed environment.

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  • People serving or preparing plates of food including mashed potatoes with gravy, vegetables, and possibly a meat dish, on a wooden table with coffee mugs in the background.

    Community Meals

    Hot, homemade meals served in a friendly setting on a pay-what-you-can basis—everyone is welcome.

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  • A woman facing a black chalkboard wall with decorative shelves and the word 'café' written on it. She is in a cafe or bakery setting with various baked goods and flowers on the counter.

    The Community Table

    A warm, shared space offering meals, workshops, and connection—where everyone has a seat.

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Wellbeing Starts with Welcome

At Myrtle House, you don’t have to face life’s challenges alone. Whether you're looking for support, social connection, or simply a friendly place to be—you belong here.

Let’s walk this journey—together

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Community Life Hubs