Come and enjoy a bowl of soup and a sandwich for a social meet up with other members.
Soup and sandwiches will be provided at no charge but any drinks or other items can be paid for separately.
Join us in Annan for a social get together.
Please book your place as spaces are limited.
Venue is accessible by wheelchair and has disabled parking.
Thanks to funding from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, we are able to offer a lunch free of charge. Members will need to pay for their own drinks. Check out the website and Facebook page for more pop-up dates / locations over the coming months.
DGMEFM Network ‘Pop-Up’ Social at Gordon Memorial Hall, Castle Douglas.
Monday 9th September, 1.15pm
Contact: paul@dgmefm.org.uk
Booking link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/castle-douglas-meet-up-tickets-828615440087?aff=oddtdtcreator
Booking closes on 1st September.
Thanks to a grant from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, the Network will provide refreshments, supplied by a caterer who will need our order a week in advance. Please contact paul@dgmefm.org.uk by 1st September with your food requirements from the options below.
Tea and coffee (including decaf), cow’s milk, sugar, and sweeteners will be available. You are of course welcome to bring anything else you might need.
Soup
Single option (vegetarian & gluten free), to be confirmed
Sandwich
Choice of white roll, sandwich or baguette.
Choice of Fillings:
Cheese, Ham, Chicken, Coronation Chicken, Chicken Tikka
Tuna Mayo, Egg Mayo, Cheese Savoury, Honey Garlic Chicken
Cake Slices
Choice of carrot, lemon, chocolate, toffee, ginger
After lunch, Kalpana will be delivering a session on hand self-massage. Feel free to stay for this session or leave after the lunch if you prefer. If you wish to only attend the massage session, please email christine@dgmefm.org.uk so we know to expect you.
Directions: Gordon Memorial Hall (St Ninian’s Church hall), 68 St Andrew St, Castle Douglas DG7 1EN.
From the lower end of Queen St at the King’s Arms crossroad, turn into St Andrew Street, signposted to Auchencairn. After about a hundred yards, the Hall is set back through a gateway on the righthand side, after Abbeyfield’s Bothwell House and before the church.
DGMEFM Network Lunch and Social at Gordon Memorial Hall, Castle Douglas.
Monday 25th November, 1.15pm
Contact: paul@dgmefm.org.uk
Booking link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/castle-douglas-meet-up-tickets-828615440087?aff=oddtdtcreator
Booking closes on 17th November.
Thanks to a grant from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, the Network will provide refreshments, supplied by a caterer who will need our order a week in advance. Please contact paul@dgmefm.org.uk by 17th November with your food requirements from the options below.
Tea and coffee (including decaf), cow’s milk, sugar, and sweeteners will be available. You are of course welcome to bring anything else you might need.
Soup
Single option (vegetarian & gluten free), to be confirmed
Sandwich
Choice of white roll, sandwich or baguette.
Choice of Fillings:
Cheese, Ham, Chicken, Coronation Chicken, Chicken Tikka
Tuna Mayo, Egg Mayo, Cheese Savoury, Honey Garlic Chicken
Cake Slices
Choice of carrot, lemon, chocolate, toffee, ginger
Directions: Gordon Memorial Hall (St Ninian’s Church hall), 68 St Andrew St, Castle Douglas DG7 1EN.
From the lower end of Queen St at the King’s Arms crossroad, turn into St Andrew Street, signposted to Auchencairn. After about a hundred yards, the Hall is set back through a gateway on the righthand side, after Abbeyfield’s Bothwell House and before the church.
Join us for a social lunch meet up.
Have a chat, share experiences, make friends…
Thanks to the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, we’re able to offer a Festive meal or a soup and sandwich meal for free. Drinks/desserts will be also be available but will have to be paid for by the attendee.
A maximum of 2 places can be booked by one member.
Please be sure to cancel if you are unable to attend on the day. You can cancel on Eventbrite or by emailing: christine@dgmefm.org.uk