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Wear a Hat Day at iCare social club

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Friday, March 24, 2023 7:01 am
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iCare social club is inviting residents to wear a hat for brain tumour awareness at its upcoming event. Picture: Fabio Alves via Unsplash

iCare social club is inviting residents to wear a hat for brain tumour awareness at its upcoming event. Picture: Fabio Alves via Unsplash

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A COMMUNITY group is inviting residents to attend its upcoming themed event on Thursday, March 30.

iCare 2018 social club’s members are being asked to wear hats, of any kind, for Wear a Hat Day, as part of its brain tumour awareness efforts.

The social club provides visitors with the ideal opportunity to spend time with friends and meet new people over food, cash and prize bingo and hot drinks.

Organiser Emily Roberts said: “We are excited to welcome everyone to our club and build relationships between people in the community.

“We love to support people to socialise and get out of their homes and enjoy being part of the iCare 2018 family.”

The social club is targeted at those who want to get out and socialise with others and helps those who may be feeling lonely, isolated or are just looking for company and fun in their lives.

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The event takes place from noon-4pm at Whitley Wood Community Centre.

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