Home Instead South Cheshire and Reaching CIC Launch New Monthly Brew Club in Crewe

At Home Instead South Cheshire, we know that a simple conversation over a cup of tea or coffee can make the world of difference. That’s why we’re delighted to announce the launch of our brand new Brew Club, in partnership with the fantastic Brew Crew from Reaching CIC.

Starting from the 27th July, we will be meeting on the last Monday of every month, from 10am – 11am, at the welcoming Wishing Well Community Cafe, at Eagle Bridge in Crewe. Whether you’re looking to meet new people, enjoy good conversation or simply get out of the house for an hour, everyone is welcome.

📍Wishing Well Community Cafe, Eagle Bridge, Crewe

📆 Last Monday of every month

🕰️ 10am – 11am

What is Brew Club? 

Brew Club is much more than just tea and coffee. It’s a relaxed, friendly space where people can connect, chat and enjoy each other’s company in a welcoming environment. There are no expectations and no pressure, just a warm welcome, friendly faces and an opportunity to build meaningful connections within the local community.

Whether you’re retired, caring for a loved one, living alone, new to the area or simply looking for a reason to get out and socialise, Brew Club offers a place where everyone belongs. Loneliness and isolation can affect people of all ages, and regular opportunities to connect with others can have a hugely positive impact on wellbeing. Something as simple as sharing a brew can spark new friendships and help people feel more connected to their community.

About Home Instead South Cheshire

Home Instead South Cheshire provides award winning home care across Crewe, Nantwich, Sandbach, Alsager and the surrounding areas. Our Care Professionals support older adults to remain living independently in the place they love most, their own home. While we provide practical assistance and personal care, companionship sits at the very heart of everything we do.

We know that wellbeing isn’t just about physical health. Staying socially connected, maintaining friendships and feeling part of your local community are just as important. Through initiatives such as dementia awareness sessions, stroke support, educational events and community partnerships, we’re committed to helping people live well, not just at home, but within their communities too.

About Reaching CIC

Reaching CIC is a Community Interest Company dedicated to improving lives though inclusion, connection, and wellbeing. Their Brew Crew initiative created welcoming community spaces where people can come together, enjoy conversation and access support in a informal setting. Reaching CIC believes that strong communities are built through meaningful relationships, and their work helps reduce social isolation while encouraging people to engage with local activities and support networks.

Their passion for creating inclusive opportunities aligns perfectly with our own values at Home Instead South Cheshire.

Why This Partnership Makes Perfect Sense

Both Home Instead South Cheshire and Reaching CIC share a common goal: helping people feel connected, supported and valued. We both recognise that meaningful conversations can have a lasting impact on someone’s wellbeing. Together, we’re creating a safe, welcoming environment where people can enjoy companionship, reduce feelings of loneliness and become part of a supportive community.

By combining Home Instead’s passion for enhancing later life with Reaching CIC’s expertise in building inclusive community connections, Brew Club is a natural partnership that benefits everyone involved. Together, we’re making i easier for local people to access friendship, information and support, all over a simple cup of tea or coffee.

Join Us for a Brew!

We’d love to see you at our first Brew Club! Bring a friend, a neighbour or simply come along on your own, you’ll always find a warm welcome waiting for you.

When: Last Monday of every month

Time: 10am – 11am

Where: Wishing Well Community Cafe, Eagle Bridge, Crewe

Let’s make time for conversation, connection and community. Because sometimes, the best supports starts with a simple question…

“Fancy a brew?”