We’re excited to invite tenants to a warm and welcoming community gathering designed to bring people together through creativity, connection, and a little laughter.
Join us for a Crochet & Connect session, where we’ll be making handmade key rings to gift to women when they first join the Women’s Housing Company community. These small tokens of welcome are a meaningful way to show care and support to new tenants as they begin their journey with us.
Led by long-time WHC tenant Sue, this relaxed session is a chance to share stories, learn or practice crochet skills, enjoy a coffee, and spend time in great company.
All skill levels are welcome – whether you’re picking up a crochet hook for the first time or you’ve been stitching for years, we’d love for you to be part of this thoughtful initiative.
Location: Liverpool
Date: Wednesday 16th April
Let’s come together to craft, connect, and extend a warm WHC welcome to the women who join our housing community. Give us a call on 92811764 for more details, or follow the QR Code below to sign up.
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