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Recent Posts
- Eat well, feel great: Colourful and delicious meals and snacks for one or two October 18, 2018
- Malnutrition Awareness Week 1 – 7 October 2018 October 4, 2018
- Welcome to Come Eat Together July 30, 2018
- Mon 21 May – Sunday 27 May is Dementia Awareness Week May 18, 2018
- Celebrating the Royal Wedding in Style May 18, 2018
- State of the nation: Older people and malnutrition in the UK today April 18, 2018
- Write your will week starts Monday 12 March February 12, 2018
- Delicious Come Eat Together lunch at The Green Tree, Tudhoe February 2, 2018
- Eat Well Feel Great course JUST FOR MEN in Durham January 31, 2018
- Start 2018 with a festive lunch at Redworth Hall January 12, 2018
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State of the nation: Older people and malnutrition in the UK today
A recent State of the Nation report published by the Malnutrition Task Force called “Older people and malnutrition in the UK today” focuses on the scale of the challenge of malnutrition in later life. As Come Eat Together aims to … Continue reading
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Delicious Come Eat Together lunch at The Green Tree, Tudhoe
With 2018 now underway, why not treat yourself to a nutritious low cost meal at The Green Tree, a beautiful country pub and restaurant. A warm welcome is always assured from your hosts the Hopson family who would like to … Continue reading
Start 2018 with a festive lunch at Redworth Hall
Vince Johnson, the General Manager of Redworth Hall in County Durham and his team is hosting a special free festive lunch in the restaurant for older people who experience loneliness. Date Monday 22 January 2018 Start time 12.30pm This is a free … Continue reading
Enjoy Christmas Lunch in style at East Durham College on 7 December
Christmas can be a lonely time for people who live on their own or older couples whose families are not around at this festive time. Catering students at East Durham College wanted to make a difference to older people in their area and so … Continue reading
Monday Lunch at Aycliffe Youth and Community Centre
Age UK County Durham’s Come Eat Together Team work in partnership with Newton Aycliffe Youth and Community Centre to bring people aged over 50 in the local area together with food. Louise Haymer, Development Worker with the project said “Taking … Continue reading
Come Eat Together at Locomotion has a brand new look
Along with the Locomotion Museum, we have given a ‘New Look’ to our monthly Lunch Club for older people. The activity has moved to the Welcome Building on Soho Street rather than the Collections Building. Louise Haymer Development Worker said, “This is … Continue reading
Volunteers needed to brighten up the day for older people in Durham
We want to ensure that no-one has no-one and we wonder if you can help. Age UK County Durham is looking for enthusiastic and sociable people, with a community spirit to brighten the day for older people who live alone and … Continue reading
Come Eat at Spectrum starts on Valentine’s Day
Age UK County Durham’s Come Eat Together Team have been working in partnership with Spectrum Leisure Complex in Willington to bring the over 50’s in the area together with food. Taking place monthly on the second Tuesday of the month 11.00am-1.00pm participants … Continue reading
Aspiring chefs are cooking up a storm for older people in County Durham
Catering student at New College Durham are inviting people aged over 50 who live on their own to come and make new friends whilst dining in style. Age UK County Durham’s Come Eat Together project, has teamed up with New … Continue reading
We wish you a merry Christmas
Come Eat Together has been getting into the festive spirit celebrating Christmas. From Christmassy quizzes to foodie shopping runs we’ve been ensuring that older people have the best Christmas possible. Our first Christmas party was held at Bishop Auckland College. … Continue reading
