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Dementia Community Group

Huntingdon Library and Archives, Princes Street, Huntingdon,

From: Wed; 6 March 2024To: Wed; 7 January 2026

A drop in event for people living with dementia, and their carers. An opportunity to meet other people, have a chat and join in some fun activities. Refreshments will be provided.
Young Parents Group - North Cambridge

The Centre, Campkin Road, Cambridge

Wed; 10 April 202410:00am to 11:00am

**Coming soon** A group for young parents with a child under 5. A space to play, meet other parents and ask for help and advice around your child's development, finance, health, education and mental health. >> Booking essential
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Peterborough Association for the Blind

Peterborough Association for the Blind (PAB) provides support for people with serious sight problems in Peterborough, their carers, family and friends to help reduce isolation and enable members to carry on with activities they enjoy.