Skegness Trip

Our goal is to empower undeserved communities by providing them with the essential resources and skills to address health and wellness issues. Through our services, we strive to improve the well-being of individuals and communities.

Communities Food and Wellbeing Hub (CFWH) was set up to support diverse communities in need through these challenging times that the cost of living crisis has brought. Our hubs of food, health and wellbeing support for individuals, offer holistic interactive wellbeing sessions, school holiday hunger family packages and access to professional support for those living with chronic disease such as diabetes. Facilitators include doctors to optimise health and wellbeing content, social prescribers, community professionals, and volunteers who share up to date advice on budgeting, resources and signposting to relevant services.

Our primary objective as a charity is to provide services of a public benefit by relieving poverty, promoting health and education among communities in the City of Leicester and Leicestershire.

Find out more at cfwhub.org

Situated in the Main Hall, our welcoming and friendly community café is the heartbeat of Fearon Hall and is a central focus for visitors during Hall opening times.

Open Tuesday to Friday, 9.00am to 2.00pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

It’s good food, doing good. With everything cooked from fresh ingredients in the Hall kitchen and all diets catered for with vegetarian and vegan options too. And of course, every penny you spend is reinvested back into providing community activities at the Hall.

Download our current menu here.

Back for summer 2025. Our community sandpit is open again. Wednesday to Friday, 9.30am – 1.30pm (weather permitting!)

Plus, each Wednesday between 9.30am and 12.30pm, we’ll be welcoming our local resident sand sculptor Annie, who will be in the pit making some extraordinary sand art. Join in the fun and learn some brilliant sculpting techniques.

Come with your little ones, meet friends or make friends. Open for anyone to have a play, adults or children. Free of charge for users of our café.

Grab a coffee or treat yourself to lunch from the Café in the Hall and have a play!

Join us every Thursday, starting at the Hall from 12.30pm for a walk and talk. Movement for mind, health and wellbeing with experienced GPs and Health Care Providers.

All abilities welcome and no need to book. Adults only.

Café in the Hall open for refreshements.

“A drawing is simply a line going for a walk. Art does not reproduce what we see; rather, it makes us see.” Paul Klee, 1879 -1940.

Discover and love your own artistic expression in this programme of weekly drawing sessions. Resident artist Jacqui Gallon invites you to explore different types of drawing techniques using a range of media – pencil, charcoal, pastels and ink.

Beginners welcome

FREE to attend

No need to book

All materials provided

Just bring yourself and an open, curious mind

Drawing by Wendy Evans

For adults who have lost a loved one. Run by and for bereaved individuals.

Facing loneliness after bereavement? Come along to our café every Thursday for an informal get together and meet other bereaved people who will understand how you feel.

Free to attend. Refreshments can be purchased from the Café in the Hall.

Providing social opportunities through a shared enjoyment of gaming for Young Adults 18+.

Every Thursday, 2pm-4pm in the Ballroom at Fearon Hall.

£3 admission. First session is Free!

ATTENDANCE IS BY REFERRAL OR INVITE ONLY. For more information and to complete a basic application form email us activities@fearonhall.org.uk or call the office on 01509 230629.

Multiple consoles, card and board games including N64, NES, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One S, Atari, PS3, PS4, Cluedo, Exploding Kittens, Catan, Fluxx.

Funded by People’s Health Trust using money raised through Health Lottery East Midlands.

People’s Health Trust is an independent charity investing in local communities to help create a society without health inequalities through funding, support and using evidence and learning to influence change. It works closely with six Community Interest Companies raising money through The Health Lottery.
www.peopleshealthtrust.org.uk

Every Thursday during term time. Love4Life specialise in supporting girls to develop their self-esteem and form positive and empowering relationships through fun and engaging groups led by young workers. Activities range from art and music to games and chats.

Group attendance is by referral only. If you want to refer a young person, please visit the Love4Life website at www.love4life.charity. Young people aged 16-18 can refer themselves.