Bringing isolated and lonely people together for stimulating activities and friendly chat. 

The Shop that Talks

Every 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10am-12pm, Co-op Haxby

Every 2nd Thursday of the month, 11am – 1pm, Co-op, Poppleton 

Come and have a chat with Community Bees every month at the Haxby Co-op Store.
Chat about things you are concerned about or just drop by and say ‘Hello’.

We are there to talk about anything that is on your mind, to give you information and advice to support you in any way we can, especially during these difficult and confusing Covid times. 

We often have other organisations with us, like Citizen’s Advice and Dementia Forward and your Local Area Coordinator who is there to help and support you too. 

Call in a see us at the Haxby Co-op, we always like a natter.

The Story of The Shop that Talks: Read about the concept behind supporting people directly in their local store and what a difference it makes.

Community Voice

Every 2nd Friday of the month, 10am-12pm, Sainsbury’s Haxby 

Come and have a chat with Community Bees every month at the Haxby Sainsbury Store.

Chat about things you are concerned about or just drop by and say ‘Hello’.

Hoarding – York’s unspoken Issue

Wednesday 10th November, 9.30am, York Explore – Sorry, SOLD OUT 

Free inclusive event to highlight how severe the hoarding problem is in York. With first-hand stories from people living with this condition and relatives who haven’t known what to do.

Community Voice Social Group

Every Monday, Oaken Grove Community Centre, Haxby, YO32 3QW 10am -11.30am

Run by friendly volunteers David and Zena

 

Independent Seller’s Market Cafe

Community Bees runs a Market Cafes at St Crux in York providing affordable food and drink in a friendly, safe space for people who might otherwise feel lonely or socially isolated to come and relax in. 

There is always someone to talk to who goes out of their way to make everyone feel included and welcome. 

Independent sellers can book a table at a Market Cafe to sell their produce and goods, creating a nice enterprise opportunity for them and a stimulating environment for the cafe users. Tables are £25 for a six foot table, £30 for two.  

Any money raised by the market is used to provide activities that reduce isolation and loneliness as well as supporting the most disadvantaged people within the community.