To help people access peer support whilst at home during the coronavirus outbreak, Arthritis Action is running a series of online group meetings. These will give people the opportunity to share their hints, tips and experiences with others about how they are managing their arthritis to include staying active at home, hobbies people are enjoying and local support available.
These meetings are taking place over Zoom. If you know of anybody who would like further information about this, please email info@arthritisaction.org.uk…
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