Older residents in Sale West are invited to help shape an exciting new community programme designed to support people to stay connected, active and independent.
Live Well in Later Life is a new initiative that brings together local people, community organisations and partners to create opportunities that help residents live well as they get older. The programme focuses on listening to the community and building on the strengths, ideas and experiences of local people. As the programme launches in Sale West, residents aged 50 and over are invited to attend one of two community conversations to share their views and help shape what happens next.
What would you like to see in Sale West?
The Live Well in Later Life team wants to hear from local residents about:
- What matters most to you about living in Sale West
- What could make the area an even better place to grow older
- How local people, services and community groups can work together to support wellbeing and connection
Whether you are already involved in local activities or simply want to share your thoughts, everyone is welcome to come along and contribute.
Launch Events
Tuesday 6 October
Sale West Community Centre (M33 4QH)
10.00am to 12.00pm
Tuesday 13 October
Coppice Library & Wellbeing Centre (M33 4ND)
10.00am to 12.00pm
Free refreshments will be available at both events.
Working Together for Stronger Communities
At Bluesci, we know that staying connected to people, activities and local support have a positive impact on wellbeing. We are pleased to support opportunities that give residents a voice in shaping their communities and creating environments where people can thrive in later life. If you are over 50 and live in Sale West, we encourage you to come along, meet others in your community and help influence the future of local activities and support.
For more information, contact:
Carrie Williams
📧 carriewilliams@ageuksalfordandtrafford.org.uk
📞 07535 547482
You can also find out more about the wider Live Well in Later Life programme via the Greater Manchester Combined Authority website.