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Give your views on bringing care closer to home across Buckinghamshire

In 2016, the Trust ran a programme of events where we asked the public what they wanted from healthcare closer to home. This helped us shape and develop the community hubs now running at Marlow and Thame Community Hospitals. Community hubs are all about providing a range of services to help people stay healthy and independent and to avoid having to be admitted to hospital.

We would now like to invite you to come and hear about how those community hubs are progressing. We also want to tell you our plans for bringing care closer to home across Buckinghamshire and give you the opportunity to develop these plans further. Please find below and attached a poster showing the dates and locations of the six events around the County. Further details, including venues, will be available on booking.

We are very keen to listen to local people across the community of Buckinghamshire to hear a range of ideas and suggestions about how we might best deliver care closer to home for the future. On behalf of the Trust, I would like to ask for your help in cascading the poster, to promote the events and to encourage attendance wherever you can. If you have access to a local newsletter, magazine, webpage, notice board, or attend meetings for a local group and can share this information, we would be most grateful. Alternatively, you might be able to let family, friends or neighbours know.

Moving care closer to home is important to everyone. We would like to hear the views of as many people as possible. We are very grateful for any help and support you may be able to give to promoting these opportunities and very much look forward to welcoming you at one of the sessions listed below.

To book onto one of the events, or if you have any questions ,please contact Dee Irvin on 01494 734149 or email [email protected].

We look forward to hearing from you.

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Join this free monthly support group for people living with Parkinson's and their caregivers. Held on the first Monday of every month from 11:00am–12:00pm, the session includes a gentle, physiotherapist-led exercise class for participants with Parkinson's, while caregivers can enjoy coffee, cake and the opportunity to connect with others in a relaxed, supportive environment. When: First Monday of every month, 11:00am–12:00pmCost: FreeWho: People living with Parkinson's and their caregivers
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2:00 pm Family Beach Day at Haddenham Park!
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Family Beach Day at Haddenham Park!
Bringing the Seaside to Haddenham Park Location : Haddenham Park Care Home Thursday 6 August 2026 2:00pm – 6:00pm Get ready for an afternoon of seaside fun as we bring the spirit of the coast to Haddenham Park for our very own Family Beach Day! We’re inviting our residents, families, and members of the local community to join us for a fun-filled summer afternoon featuring: Live steel pan music Food Beach fun and plenty more! Come along, enjoy the atmosphere and help us create some wonderful summer memories together. Beach-themed attire is encouraged, so grab your sun hats, Hawaiian shirts and seaside accessories! __PRESENT __PRESENT
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7:30 pm Death Cafe @ Thame Barns Centre
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Death Cafe @ Thame Barns Centre
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