Sunday afternoons are going to be the time when the Afrikan Caribbean Men’s Wholistic Self Help Group will be hosting a social gathering for brothers to meet, eat, socialise, play and debate
The sessions are free to access and welcoming to all men
We recognise the need for some of us to have positive social interactions at least one day in the week and for the chance to take part in the discussions that will educate us all
These sessions are also a chance to catch up with old friends and to make some new ones
The sessions run from 2pm to 6pm each Sunday except the first Sunday of the month
We feel that no Afrikan man in Bristol should feel isolated or alone – or that any issues or concerns should be left unresolved while there are brothers around who can offer information, advice or the wealth of our collective experience – so please if you know of brothers who would benefit from this link, don’t keep the information to yourself and yes the food is free since it is donated by local Afrikan businesses and individuals and it is cooked by some of the city’s most experienced chef’s
THERE ARE NO SESSIONS ON THE FIRST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH
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