Taking place at Eastwood Town FC, attendees can expect a range of family-friendly activities, essential resources, and practical advice, including:
Family-friendly activities - whether you're young or young at heart, enjoy a range of activities, including trust-led football sessions to get everyone moving, this includes walking football.
Health and wellbeing information, including body MOTs and health checks with professionals, heathy lifestyle tips from Your Health Notts, and advice on managing the cost of living and saving energy from E.ON Next.
Healthy snacks and meals providing fuel your family with complimentary healthy snacks and refreshments from Working Mans Kitchen, plus, take home pre-prepared nutritious meals that are easy to cook and enjoy together.
Local services and support in which people can browse a ‘market stall’ set-up featuring local organisations, offering resources and support tailored to the Eastwood community.
The events are also a chance for people to connect with local services and learn about opportunities to enhance their wellbeing.
Whether you’re looking for ways to improve your physical health, save on energy costs, or simply spend quality time with your family, the events have something for everyone.
These event will be on Sunday, February 23 from 11am to 1pm.
Colin Eley, health and wellbeing manager at Nottingham Forest Community Trust, said: "At the heart of Nottingham Forest Community Trust’s mission is a commitment to promoting both physical and mental wellbeing. Eastwood Together is an opportunity for local families to access fun activities, essential resources, and practical advice to support their overall health and lifestyle.’
Coun Milan Radulovic (Ind), Broxtowe Council leader, added: "Nottingham Forest Community Trust do some amazing work in communities across the county and so it’s a pleasure to welcome them to Eastwood.
"This is a great opportunity for local families to engage with others in the Eastwood community, while also accessing some incredibly helpful resources, free of charge."