Jim Garside, Time to Shine’s Administration Officer, wrote a comment piece for the Big Issue about loneliness in Leeds. It calls for the need to reduce the stigma…

The Jo Cox Commission is promoting a Great Get Together around the country in June. Armley Helping Hands is joining in with a 60s disco!  Loneliness and…

Everyone can do something to make Leeds more age friendly.  Leeds City Council’s Public Health Resource Centre recently hosted a “Want to Know More” information session covering…

Before I did my work placement with Dementia Friendly Leeds I did not have much knowledge when it came to Dementia but I was interested to learn.…

My experience at Dementia Friendly Leeds will not be forgotten quickly. I have had a really positive experience here and will take the key skills I have…

A mix of academics, postgraduate researchers, primary healthcare stakeholders and a sprinkling of people from the voluntary sector made up the seventy of so delegates at this…

A Time to Shine project has meant finding something beyond friendship for two of its participants, Anita and Ken. More than a Mealtime, delivered by Cross Gates…

Across nearly all causes of death, men in Leeds are more likely than women to die at a younger age. Women outliving men is something that you often…

Did you know? Time to Shine is building a collection of videos documenting our various projects.  They’re a great way to show the impact delivery partners are making…

A new Time to Shine programme is bringing together two things you might not automatically match up: art and food.  The new programme, Food for Thought, is being delivered by…