Adult Social – 26th January 2020 – Bristol

Nov 4, 2019

Join us for an adult social – a meeting run by and for adults living with CAH.

Meet others with CAH in a safe and supportive place.

Sunday 26th January 2020

1pm -4:30pm

(followed by drinks or tea in the bar)

Golden Guinea Pub, 19 Guinea Street, Bristol, BS1 6SX

http://thegoldenguinea.co.uk

15 minute walk from Bristol Temple Meads station, on-street parking available.

£5 for support group members, £10 for non-members

Please let us know any dietary needs when booking.

To book a place or for further information please contact Kaz through the form on the Meet The Team page .

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