Support groups
At times, we may need support for challenges that we are facing, or want to find a community. There are many groups in Hartford offering friendship, support and guidance.
Al-Anon meetings take place in Hartford. The group is there for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s alcohol drinking
Alzheimer’s Society – Singing for the Brain is a singing group where you can meet new people in a friendly, fun and social environment. You can also enjoy music and fun with Alzheimer’s Society – Love to Move. Both take place at Hartford Village Hall
- Hartford Lipreading is a group of individuals with hearing impairments who meet weekly to learn and develop lip reading skills
Hartford Stroke and Aphasia Group meet at Hartford Village Hall on Fridays from 1.30 to 3.30pm
Koinonia is a group for men and women, of all ages, who are single. Koinonia means to share friendship and fellowship together. The group is run by St Johns Church but is open to everyone from the community, whether you attend church or not
Tiny Steps is a charity which offers SEN sessions for children and their parents or carers. The sessions are about play, friendship and support, and take place in Hartford and other local venues.
Please also see our Community life section for other groups offering friendship and hobbies.
Live Well Cheshire West
There are many other support groups in the local area. The Live Well Cheshire West website has a list of what is on offer.
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Anything to add or update?
If you know of any more groups we can add to this list, or if you have any updates, please email asst.clerk@hartfordparishcouncil.org.uk.