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Free groups and workshops
Our Beyond Food: Stronger Futures programme provides workshops and group sessions where you can develop new skills, improve your wellbeing, connect with others and access local support.
Whether you want guidance, want to try something new, share your experiences, or just meet people in a friendly, welcoming environment, there’s a group waiting for you.
All sessions are completely free of charge, and everyone is welcome.
Stand Stronger Together – weekly food, support & wellbeing hub in Chichester
Join our weekly group for a nutritious shared meal, friendly support and the chance to connect with others.
- Every Tuesday
- 10:30am to 1:30pm (please arrive by 11:00am)
- Chichester District Foodbank, Unit 10, Chichester Trade Centre, Quarry Lane, PO19 8ET
Summer break: sessions resume from Tuesday 18 August 2026.
| Date | Support available |
| 13 Oct | SST social with Lego, games and puzzles. |
| 20 Oct | The Supporting You team will be available to give advice on benefits, managing money, debt, housing costs, employment, wellbeing and other cost of living support |
| 27 Oct | Gardening for Wellbeing: discover how to grow fresh, organic produce at home using windowsills and containers with Transition Town Chichester - no garden needed! We’ll plant a few pots of herbs for you to take home and enjoy. |
| 3 Nov | Relaxing hand massages with A Touch of Gentleness |
No booking needed - just drop in.
One Step at a Time - weekly walking for wellbeing group in Petworth
Get out, meet others and enjoy a gentle weekly walk with Chichester District Foodbank and Chichester District Council's Social Prescribers. Families, individuals and well-behaved dogs are very welcome. Followed by complimentary tea and biscuits afterwards.
- Every Thursday
- 10:00am.
- Meet at Petworth Library, 5 High Street, Petworth, GU28 0AU
No booking required.
Want to find out more or book a session?
Please contact Anna, Participation Manager
I came along the first time to meet new people, to learn new things and feel a little more connected to Chichester. I was made to feel very welcome - everyone chatted and made me feel comfortable.