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A silver lining

A silver lining J_255_01_05WWOP9.1Marchinsides 23/3/05 4:12 pm Page 21 Feature Sue Levy Public Relations Manager, Jewish Care People arrive each morning by care buses, collected from their A silver homes, or by dial-a-ride. Some make their own way, determined to stay independent; others are dropped off by family and friends. Loneliness is lining alleviated. Upon arrival, the atmosphere is positively bustling, As Gary Kitchen’s article points out, providing a warm and friendly environment where community services that offer support and the members are kept busy and stimulated. This is respite for carers and for older people are vital sentiment echoed by centre member, Ivor Regal: to their wellbeing and health. Last October, Jewish Care’s Michael Sobell Community ‘The centre has been a lifeline for me. The four Centre celebrated its 25th anniversary. Sue days a week when I attend are times when I Levy looks at what this unique centre has forget my aches and pains for a while and enjoy achieved. being in such wonderful company.’ Introduction ‘There is nothing like it anywhere in England, outside of Jewish Care.’ So says Victor Newrock, manager of the Michael Sobell Community Centre in Limes Avenue, Golders Green, which celebrated its silver anniversary in http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Working with Older People Emerald Publishing

A silver lining

Levy, Sue
Working with Older People , Volume 9 (1): 3 – Mar 1, 2005
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Emerald Publishing
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J_255_01_05WWOP9.1Marchinsides 23/3/05 4:12 pm Page 21 Feature Sue Levy Public Relations Manager, Jewish Care People arrive each morning by care buses, collected from their A silver homes, or by dial-a-ride. Some make their own way, determined to stay independent; others are dropped off by family and friends. Loneliness is lining alleviated. Upon arrival, the atmosphere is positively bustling, As Gary Kitchen’s article points out, providing a warm and friendly environment where community services that offer support and the members are kept busy and stimulated. This is respite for carers and for older people are vital sentiment echoed by centre member, Ivor Regal: to their wellbeing and health. Last October, Jewish Care’s Michael Sobell Community ‘The centre has been a lifeline for me. The four Centre celebrated its 25th anniversary. Sue days a week when I attend are times when I Levy looks at what this unique centre has forget my aches and pains for a while and enjoy achieved. being in such wonderful company.’ Introduction ‘There is nothing like it anywhere in England, outside of Jewish Care.’ So says Victor Newrock, manager of the Michael Sobell Community Centre in Limes Avenue, Golders Green, which celebrated its silver anniversary in

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