Talking Points are places you can go to get friendly, face-to-face information, support and guidance to help you to live and stay well in Warrington.
Talking Points are based in community spaces across Warrington. They are a safe space for you to access personalised information and support to help with the issues that matter to you.
You can drop-in to any Talking Point session, no appointment needed. Our Talking Point team will be available to offer you a warm welcome, a hot drink and listen to you as you talk through your concerns or issues.
Talking Points Locations and Times
Monday
Fearnhead Community Centre - Insall Road WA2 0HD | 11am - 1230pm
Living Well Hub - Horsemarket Street WA1 1XL | 1pm - 4pm
Tuesday
The Oaks Centre - Stocks Lane WA5 2QS | 11am - 1pm
Culcheth Library - Warrington Road WA3 5SL | 2pm - 4pm
Wednesday
the Gateway - Sankey Street WA1 1SR | 1030am - 1230pm (10-12 from Wednesday 4th June)
Birchwood Shopping Centre - Dewhurst Road WA3 7PG | 1pm-3pm
Thursday
Lymm Youth & Community Centre - Bridgewater Street WA13 0AB | 10am - 12pm
Latchford Baptist Church - Loushers Lane WA4 2RP | 1030am - 1230pm
St Mary Magdalene's Church - 87 Dingelway, Appleton Thorn WA4 3AG | 1pm - 3pm (1st and 3rd Thursday)
Friday
Living Well Hub - Horsemarket Street WA1 1XL | 9am - 12pm
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Talking Points are a place in your community where you can access the support you need
You can be connected to people, places and services to support you in a variety of areas such as:
- Carer support
- Loneliness / social isolation
- Housing advice
- Lifestyle support
- Access to affordable food / temporary shopping support
- Energy advice
- Transport and travel
- Employment opportunities
- Cost of living support
- Mobility and adaptations advice
- Accessing community activities
- Volunteering opportunities
Talking Points can help with much more - just ask!
The friendly Talking Point team are there to have a conversation with you about a range of different things. Talking Point advisors don’t come from one particular organisation or profession, so they can offer support and advice on a variety of issues, or they can work with you to connect you to services or organisations who can help.
Talking Points are there to help you to get the right support and advice at the right time. After visiting a Talking Point, we want to make sure you leave feeling better and more informed about how your issue can be resolved, and the next steps towards helping you with this.