In August, Mike, Maggie and a number of Birmingham IA members were warmly welcomed to The Moseley and Kings Heath Shed, located in Kings Heath Park, Vicarage Road, Kings Heath at the back of the Victorian Tea Rooms. The Shed is run as a charity, and two Birmingham IA members run sessions there for Birmingham residents. During a fantastic guided tour of the facilities, they saw some amazing examples of the craft work made possible for users of all abilities. Your Christmas present problems could be solved at a stroke! Sessions include woodworking, glass-working, mosaics and furniture restoration, with tuition from experienced members. This is a safe, supportive space for anyone who enjoys crafts, and importantly, there are good toilet facilities nearby. Everyone enjoyed the visit, which was followed up with coffee and cakes in the Victorian Tea Rooms. For further info, about the shed and their activities, see their website moseleyandkingsheathshed.org.uk or call 0121 443 3906.
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Birmingham IA 2 days ago |
At the pavillion attending the Royal Wolverhampton Hospital Stoma Nurses information day. It was pleasant to meet so many people,who have a stoma. Along side company reps.
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Birmingham IA 5 days ago |
Let's get this out there as this would be a interesting presentation to all us ostomates and pouchies
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Birmingham IA 5 days ago |
A lovely turn out at our Solihull Social Coffee morning, Was lovely seeing our lovely members and our newbies. As without you we would be able to run these groups and a big thanks to Barry Austin from coloplast on his presentation of sore skin issue and the heylo device. Hope our members enjoyed this presentation.
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Birmingham IA 5 days ago |
Look forward to seeing you all at the social coffee morning come say hello
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Birmingham IA 6 days ago |
These are a brillant idea for anyone who has a child or someone who might not understand about the stoma/pouch using the books to explain it to them how it helps and what it does and how to cope with them.
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Birmingham IA 6 days ago |
A QUICK REMINDER. Our next social coffee meeting at Solihull Methodist Church, look forward to seeing you there. All are welcome to pop along.
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Birmingham IA 7 days ago |
How about pop along to the cancer bus tour around Birmingham if you feel worried about anything,put your mind at ease by getting your issues checked.
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Birmingham IA 7 days ago |
Please keep hydrated and safe in this heat please check out our website Birmingham ileostomy and pouch organisation, to get the latest information on how to stay hydrated in warmer weather. Our members get all this imformation and more by joining birmingham IA check website out for our form to join.
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Birmingham IA 7 days ago |
Keep up the good work ...so proud of one our birmingham members of all his hard work and all his fund raising...please donate if you ever see our Keith doing any fundraising as IA is so proud of all his does please send your praise to Keith.A lovely man .
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Birmingham IA 8 days ago |
Don't Forget About Sophie Turigel A local dietician who works along side Melissa Cunha's team at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Presentation on dietary advice for ostomists and pouches By zoom: Thursday 3rd july at 7.30pm All Birmingham IA members welcome Come along and get some upto date advice.