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Carers Crafting Group & Drop In – Moffat

Monday 20th April 2026

Monday 11th May 2026

Monday 01st June 2026

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Moffat Parish Church

FREE

Carers Craft Group

Each Craft group will be different style of crafts with the first one being glass painting.

All materials will be supplied and is Free of charge for Carers and refreshments will be provided.

If you would like to know more information about the craft group or book your place please call Craig on 01387 248600 or email: info@dgalcarers.org

** MAY SPECIAL – Join us on the 11th May for crafting in nature at Moffat Nature reserve. **

Carers Drop-in

We will also be holding a Carers Drop-In along side the craft group. Come and chat with your local Adult Carers Support Worker, Craig. – No booking required.

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