Army HIVE Info

May 8, 2025

Northern Ireland: Road Map to Recovery - Peer support for Veterans in Northern Ireland

Road MAP to Recovery is a veteran led, peer support programme for veterans as well as their families and carers across Northern Ireland.
They offer veterans the opportunity to regularly come together in a safe, peer-supportive environment to find better ways of coping with issues around relationships, feelings of anger, loneliness, addiction and trauma.
There are a number of groups across Northern Ireland. So, if you or someone you know needs support, please contact Michael on 07422 074363 or visit Contact Us - Inspire Wellbeing

Information provided by HIVE NI

Frontfoot Jobs: Engineering job opportunities open nationwide

Frontfoot Jobs are pleased to announce that they now have engineering job opportunities open nationwide.

Please visit their website for more details : https://www.frontfoot.life/jobs and any questions please get in touch with admin@frontfoot.jobs

Hereford: Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and batteries recycling collection New from 7 Apr 25

Please help our collection teams by following these guidelines:

Place small electrical items on top of any bin or by your sacks on collection day (if you live in a flat please see information below)
Place batteries into a small tied bag and leave it on top of any bin or by your sacks on collection day
Do not place electrical items or batteries inside any bins
Do not tie the bag to your bin
Remove any batteries from the electrical items

For further information please click here.

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub

Cardiff & Vale of Glamorgan: Connect and Chat - Neurodiversity drop-ins

The Pod are hosting fortnightly drop-in session with Cardiff and the Vale's Autism Lead, Keith Ingram, covering all things Neurodiverse.

Every other Monday starting 12 May 2025 2-4pm at The Pod, Golau Caredig, Barry CF62 7AZ

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub

Aldershot: What's on in Wellesley Woods

What’s On at Wellesley Woodlands

Highlights include:

Health Walks: Join us for a gentle stroll every Friday morning from 10-11am starting from different points each week. Enjoy the beauty and diversity in our woodlands with a small friendly group. Children & dogs on leads welcome.

Wellesley Woodlands Sensory Trail: The basic route with suggested sensory stopping points is live on Sensory walks in nature | Hampshire County Council (hants.gov.uk) Further enhancements such as audio recordings and signage will follow as the project develops.

As with nature, we are constantly evolving. If you have any suggestions for events or activities, or you would like to volunteer within Wellesley Woodlands, please do contact us at Wellesleywoodlands@tcv.org.uk .

Information provided by South East HIVE Hub