Moor Allerton Community Hub

Are you, or are you supporting a family member or friend going though cancer?
Do you need to talk to others how are going thought the same thing as you?

Why not join
UNITED BY RIBBONS
A peer support group, they meet the 1st Tuesday of each month 6.00 – 8.00pm

Next one will be held Tuesday 7th July
They meet upstairs in
The Loft at Nyla's
Nyla's
156 Briggate
Leeds LS1 6 LY
Next one will be held Tuesday 7th July
All welcome

With warmer weather forecast for this week, some community hubs and libraries are offering cool spaces for those that need it.

Cool Spaces offer a comfortable place to rest and cool down, helping reduce the risks of hot weather.

You can expect:

- Shelter from the sun
- Free drinking water, just ask a member of staff if you need it
- A place to cool down
- Seating and space to rest

Spaces are available whenever you need somewhere to stay out of the sun, during each venue’s normal opening hours.

To find out more, please scan the QR code on the poster

Your free NHS Health Check is a supportive, friendly conversation about your health and how you can stay well.

If you’re aged 40–74, you may be eligible for a free check that can lower your risk of developing conditions such as heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, kidney disease, and certain types of dementia.

It’s quick, simple, and gives you personalised advice to help you stay healthier for longer.

Find out if you’re eligible and book through your GP practice 👉 https://bit.ly/nhs-health-check-outreach

Are you living with our supporting a loved one with cancer?

Do you need to talk to others how are going thought the same thing as you?

Why not join
UNITED BY RIBBONS
A peer support group, they meet the 1st Tuesday of each month 6.00 – 8.00pm

Next one will be held Tuesday 7th July
They meet upstairs in
The Loft at Nyla's
Nyla's
156 Briggate
Leeds LS1 6 LY
Next one will be held Tuesday 7th July

All welcome

💭Did you know- stories and rhymes are great for supporting many areas of a young child’s development 🗣👧👦
Why not come along and join us at our weekly Story & Rhyme Time session.
❗️Every Tuesday - 10.30am to 11.30am ❗️
The session is free and no need to book- you can just turn up with your children

The Leeds City Council Summer Reading Challenge 2026, themed "Read to the Beat", will launch across Leeds Libraries on Saturday, 4 July.
Designed to celebrate the connection between reading, music, and creativity, this free annual program encourages children from the age of 4 - 11 to keep reading during the holidays.

How It Works
The Goal: Read or listen to 6 books over the summer holidays. Any book counts—picture books, comics, or factual stories.
The Rewards: Children collect special rewards, stickers, and prizes as they hit reading milestones.
The Theme: This year’s musical theme celebrates rhythm, music, and storytelling with free library events to match
Key Event Details
Theme: Music, creativity, and imagination, featuring illustrations by Harry Woodgate.
Launch Day: Super Sign-Up Saturday on 4 July marks the start of registration.
Eligibility: Open to all children aged 4 to 11.
What Counts: Picture books, fact books, poetry, comics, and audiobooks—it all counts!
How to Join
In Person: Visit your nearest local library (such as the Dewsbury Road Community Hub and Library or Hunslet Community Hub and Library near Middleton) to register and receive your collector folder.
Online: Sign up and track progress digitally using the Summer Reading Challenge Website

Did you know that Leeds City Council's interpreting and translation service helps organisations communicate clearly and inclusively by removing language barriers. We provide professional interpreting and translation across 120+ languages, including British Sign Language (BSL), for face-to-face, telephone and video appointments. We also offer written translations, braille, audio formats, BSL videos and Easy Read materials. As a Leeds City Council service, we provide trusted, professionally delivered support you can rely on.

MAIPHA are running a free practical workshop for parents and carers of children with SEND:

The SEND Summer Survival Plan
Tuesday 7 July 2026
11:30am–1:00pm
Room 215, Wellington Place, Leeds LS1 4AP

The workshop is for parents/carers who may be worried about the summer holidays and would like practical support around routines, sensory overload, difficult moments, outings and parent burnout.

The poster is attached and includes the booking QR code. Parents/carers can also book directly here:

https://forms.gle/45J9ueW9wY9hdqLr5