New Healthy Generations and Arthritis Action Free Zoom Workshops

New Healthy Generations and Arthritis Action Free Zoom Workshops   The Beth Johnson Foundation are working in partnership with Arthritis Action to offer practical help and support for people aged 50+ living with arthritis.    If you live in North Staffordshire and have access to the internet via a smartphone, computer or tablet, we can help!  Join Area Coordinator, Ruth Smith and the Healthy Generations Team via Zoom to find out about keeping active during the pandemic, distraction techniques, pain management and much more...   To book a place and for further information please call: 07930 321841 or email: jane.snape@bjf.org.uk. To visit the website click here. ... Read more

Free Positive Ageing & Wellbeing Sessions

We are delighted to offer our Free Positive Ageing and Wellbeing sessions, delivered over Zoom, for people aged 50+ living in Stoke-on-Trent.   Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, Healthy Generations is a Beth Johnson Foundation project that helps people to use digital technology to improve their wellbeing,  giving them more ways to find information, make new friends and try new things! Our FREE sessions are held over Zoom, so you can get advice and ... Read more

Dementia-New article

In 2019 the Dementia advocacy peer support group launched a Comic ‘There’s no Bus Map for Dementia' which the peer support group had developed with Sarah McNicol a Researcher from Manchester University. Since the launch of the Comic there has been lots of positive responses from a diverse range of people. Sarah Mc Nicol and Cathy Leamy, an independent cartoonist, have been successful in having an article accepted by Applied Arts and Health. We are pleased to share the article on BJF website here  ... Read more

New Project

The Bereavement Help Points Project is a new initiative for the Beth Johnson Foundation (BJF), developed in partnership with St Giles Hospice in Lichfield and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.  In response to the Covid-19 pandemic the UK Government introduced explicit rules around the rituals of death and dying. If a loved one was hospitalised with Covid-19, no visitors were allowed at the bedside, and people were often only able to communicate with their loved ones via telephones, computer technology, or through glass, even up to the point of death, and regardless of age.  ... Read more

Office Rental Opportunity

Parkfield House, 64 Princes Road, Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 7JL Home of the Beth Johnson Foundation Fully serviced suite of rooms available. Packages range from £5k > £12k per annum. Car parking available if required; disabled access. ... Read more

Covid19 Survival Cookbook & Other Stories

Life during lock-down has certainly been challenging, and so with our Healthy Generations project at BJF, we have been working hard to find innovative ways of bringing people together safely; physically distanced yet socially connected. Using digital technology, we have brought older adults across Stoke-on-Trent togeth ... Read more

Statement - Cancer Support Service

We are sorry to announce that from Wednesday 1st July the Staffordshire Cancer Support Programme (CaSP) at the Beth Johnson Foundation will no longer be accepting referrals for new clients.    Our team of Linkworkers and Volunteer Buddies have provided much needed support for people living with and beyond cancer for over seven years, and we are honoured to have recently been nominated for the Evening Sentinel ‘Our Heroes Award’ – thank you!  ... Read more

DEEP Moments

BJF Dementia Advocacy Peer Support Group have been involved in a series of films by Bigger House Films, through DEEP (Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project) and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Together with other organisations members of the groups have described how they reacted when they received their diagnosis, what surprises them, what makes them smile and much more. ... Read more

Dementia Research Study

Are you a carer of a family member or friend with dementia?  If you are 18 or older, are currently a carer of a family member or friend who has dementia and did so through the Covid-19 pandemic, you are invited to take part in a research study being conducted within Staffordshire University and University of Derby Online Learning (UDOL) Psychology department.  ... Read more

A Carers Reflection

Where did you go? A carer’s reflection   You were the strong one Would hold me  Waiting for my tears to dry. But now you cry. ... Read more

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