Library runs coffee mornings to tackle isolation
Summary
Douglas City Library in the Isle of Man is hosting weekly coffee mornings to help people who feel alone. These sessions are part of a larger program called the Warm Welcome campaign, which creates friendly gathering places for people. The library hopes to provide a space for community interaction and warmth during the colder months.Key Facts
- The coffee mornings take place every Friday from 09:00 to midday.
- These sessions are held at Douglas City Library on Duke Street.
- The library's initiative is part of the Warm Welcome campaign across the British Isles.
- The goal is to support people who feel isolated, especially during the tough winter months.
- Librarian Jan McCartney emphasizes that libraries serve as community centers, not just places for books.
- The library offers a warm, inviting space that people can visit to save on their own heating costs.
- The sessions encourage personal connections or simply provide a comfortable place for those who prefer quiet.
- Events will run until Easter and include special occasions like "brew Monday" on January 19.
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