Dear Friends,

During Lockdown 3.0 we are doing all we can to support our members and volunteers.  Here are details of Zoom calls planned by day of attendance.  Please join us if you can, all welcome.  We aim to run these once a month as well as calling people, mailing out fun stuff to do and dropping round activity packages.  Please do be careful who you share information with - vaccine fraudsters are out and about.

Zoom is running again for our members and volunteers to keep in touch and stay entertained.  If members can log in from 10:30 am that would be very helpful.

Wednesday 3rd February and 3rd March - 10 am Meeting ID 815 4335 5889 or click this link for any of the Wednesdays
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81543355889

Friday 19th February and 19th March - 10 am Meeting ID 859 4165 1879 or click this link for any of the Fridays
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85941651879

Monday 18th January, 15th February and 15th March - 10 am Meeting ID 8922017 9616 or click this link for any of the Mondays
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89220179616

Thursday 21st January, 18th February and 18th March - 10 am Meeting ID 875 5574 7413 or click this link for any of the Thursdays
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87555747413
 
Yours sincerely,
 
Stuart
 
Manager/Health & Safety Manager – The Boaz Project

 

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Why not volunteer? 
Boaz is a fine example of people from all walks of life enjoying working and learning together, shoulder to shoulder and enhancing each others’ lives.  

Do you have skills you would like to share? Do you want experience of support in the area learning difficulties?
Would you like to an organisation making daily differences in people’s lives?
Phone or email us and pop in for coffee.


​" Before I came to Boaz I wasn’t sure I had anything to offer, but once you get started you realize that just being alongside the members, enabling and encouraging them is very rewarding. Eileen"

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Join The Boaz Project
Boaz Project is a therapeutic work environment for adults with learning difficulties.  Our adults with learning difficulties can achieve a sense of self worth and learn new skills such as working on the land, looking after the animals, baking, making craft goods, wood working in the workshop in our barn on Hill Farm, just outside of Winchester. The project's Christian ethos seeks to address the whole person in body, mind and spirit, aiming to release each person's full potential. The character and needs of each member are respected and nurtured.  Email us to book a visit and find out more.
"For the first time in my life I fit in somewhere-"Caleb"

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Make a donation?
There is always a list of things we need to spend money on, either to improve facilities or to add different activities. ANY donation you make will be very gratefully received and we would love you to visit to see how it is spent

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