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Birmingham is the youngest city in Europe with under-25s accounting for nearly 40% of our population but it’s important not to forget that the city still has many older adults.
LoveBrum is showcasing three projects throughout December that support Birmingham’s ELDERLY community, helping to combat isolation and loneliness.
To vote for your favourite cause, you can become a LoveBrum member, or choose your cause and enter your details to vote as a non member. You can vote every month on the cause that you feel is most in need of valuable funding.
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Umberslade Nurseries is owned by Queen Alexandra College and provides a place for a variety of people, including those with dementia and the local elderly community, to get involved in a range of craft and horticulture activities, as well as a place for them to socialise.
Karis BeFriends tackles elderly isolation by organising events for older adults in the community and provides practical support for those who are unable to leave their homes.
Please check back soon to find out more about this month's final elderly project...
