60's Front Room Project

09/01/2026

Thank you for your support and fundraising donations to Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub. CIC

Stair Lift for our Vulnerable Adults is offering you the chance to win big prizes and help raise much needed funds.

07/01/2026

Stair Lift for our Vulnerable Adults is offering you the chance to win big prizes and help raise much needed funds.

22/12/2025

12/09/2025

Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub chatting Cafe every Thursday. Sharing childhood and family photos from the 60's 70's. This evoked many memories. *Precious Memories*

12/09/2025

Thr 60s Front Room Reminiscence Group Day out at an allotment In Birmingham

20/06/2025

15/06/2025

🛋️✨ Step into the Past – Feel at Home in the Present ✨🛋️

📍 Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub, Caledonian Street, Bilston WV14 6AE

Come and experience our 1960s Caribbean Front Room – a powerful space helping people with dementia reconnect through memory, culture, and community. 🇯🇲❤️

🎉 Reminiscence Café – Every Thursday, 11AM–2:30PM
Drop in, have a cuppa ☕, share stories, and enjoy a space full of history and heart.
A tribute to the Windrush Generation, this is more than a room—it's a home from home.

🖤 Part of a vibrant Black History & Community Hub
📚 Learn, reflect, and celebrate Caribbean heritage
🏠 Rooms available to hire
🕰️ Exhibits from the 1940s–1970s

✨Created by Juliet Lindsay-Whitter – first seen at Wolverhampton Art Gallery

📸 Come and take a trip down memory lane!

09/05/2025

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Connecting Our Communities, sharing Wolverhampton resources to promote Health & well-being ROCWOLVES/ Arktraining Partners.

Connecting local people to local well-being resources.

Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub Navigator. Winston Lindsay..💕

29/03/2025

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28/03/2025

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28/03/2025

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28/03/2025

Brothers in harmony wellbeing group reflects on growing up in the '60s...