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  • 04.06.26 Craft Group try patchwork
    Our craft group have been trying their hand at sewing patch work squares to make cushions. More photos to follow why not come and join us ?Monday10:00- 12:00
  • 20.05.26 A million acts of hope
    Over the last few days at The Good Shepherd Centre, we asked a simple but powerful question: *“What does hope mean to you?
  • 15.05.26 Stay & Play had visitors!
    What a lovely morning we all had. Thank you to Into The Wild Animal Experiences for bringing along so many little friends. It wasn’t just the children who enjoyed the session — the adults loved it too
  • 10.05.26 pop up clinic
  • 14.04.26 Thank You!
    Massive thanks to Manny and Julie from M&J Framing for raising £1,945 for The Good Shepherd Centre. ​We want to thank Kev Bell for his amazing paintings, which made this possible, and to everyone involved. Together we can make a difference
  • 14.04.26 Local support means so much
    We are so grateful to M&J Framing and Kevin for dis amazing support. We loved having you today at our Lunch Club.
  • 11.04.26 Hire our Hall
    Hall is available for hire. It is ready for christening party today and looks beautiful.
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Royal visit

The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge, William & Kate, visited Bradford on 15th January 2020. The Centre Manager was invited along to meet them, along with several other Bradford Community groups.

Dorota wrote “it was a huge honour for us to be able to meet with the Duke William and Duchess Kate of Cambridge today. I had an opportunity to talk about the work The Good Shepherd Centre does within Keighley area and about the challenges that people experience.
It's been amazing to be surrounded by so many inspiring people from such diverse communities”.

Easter eggs

 We received a lovely donation of Easter eggs from the Stainless Band company. They were distributed to the families that we support. We are very grateful for this donation which put smiles on the children’s faces.

 Dementia Friendly

 Dorota recently met the Dementia Friendly Keighley Team just as they moved into their brand-new office space which is now right next to the bus station next to the Airedale Shopping Centre in Keighley. They play a vital role in Keighley supporting residents who have dementia, but also their families. We are working towards becoming a Dementia Friendly Centre.
More work needs to be done but we will work hard towards it.