By Thamanna Trishna, Association of Blind Asians Association of Blind Asians have secured some funding, through Time to shine, to help and support carers. We’ve been working with the community…

Honor Horsfall, Intern at Time to ShineHonor Horsfall, Intern at Time to Shine I’m an MA student, at the University of Sheffield’s politics department, studying Governance and…

Time to Shine Supporting Wellbeing Project Coordinator Health for All (Leeds) Health for All (Leeds) work in partnership with local government, health services and local people to…

Older people (over the age of 50) write for us as Community Correspondents for the Time to Shine website. You can find some examples of their writing here:…

LGBT+ Community Development Worker 35 hours per week (negotiable), four months fixed term, Scale SO1 Spinal point 29, currently £25,694 (pro rata for 4 months) Leeds has…

By Hanna Wilcock, Learning Facilitator, Time to Shine I had the pleasure of attending a group that is being run for older ladies in Leeds. The group is…

Time to Shine is set to launch their Age Friendly Charter for Leeds in October. Emily, the project’s Age Friend Campaign Officer, asked nearly 200 older people across…

Image courtesy of West Yorkshire PlayhouseReview by Margaret Bell of the Dementia Friendly performance The dementia friendly matinee performance of Anniversary at the Playhouse on Saturday 15 September was well attended.  It…

Photo courtesy of West Yorkshire PlayhouseTheatre pared to the bone, storytelling at its best By Cllr Jacqui Smith, Chair of Swillington Parish Council  Theatre pared to the bone, storytelling…

Leeds City Council are launching Homeshare – a pilot funded by the Big Lottery in partnership with local providers including St Anne’s Community Services, Leeds Older People’s Forum and Care…