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Weekly Schedule w/c 14/09/26

Verity

Happy Monday everyone!

Here is this week's schedule which outlines all the different support activities we've got on this week. We'll aim to post these schedules every Monday.

Disclaimer: These are also subject to change based on mod and supervisor availability. If we make any changes, this post will be updated ASAP.
Note: To access our chats please head here.

Monday: Afternoon General Chat (3pm-4.30pm)
Tuesday: General Chat (8pm-9.30pm)
Wednesday: ~~Support Chat &~~ General Chat (8pm-9:30pm)
Thursday: Support Chat & General Chat (8pm-9:30pm)
Friday: General Chat (1.30pm-3pm) & Support Circle (8pm-9.30pm)
Saturday: Support Thread (3.30pm-5pm),
Sunday: Art Workshop (1.30pm-3pm) The Sunday Circle Support Thread (5pm-7pm), The Weekly Reset & General Chat (8pm-9.30pm)

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The_Sky_is_Pink

I thought there was a support group chat on Tuesday?

Redemption

https://community.themix.org.uk/discussion/comment/3832596#Comment_3832596

Leyla

@The_Sky_is_Pink so we do have a chat on Tuesday, but it is a General Chat which is a space for company and chatting about everyday things, your day, films, books, random things! Our Support Chat on Wednesday will be a space where you can discuss your worries and get support from the Community

independent_

https://community.themix.org.uk/discussion/comment/3832596#Comment_3832596

You might have been looking at the chat calendar on the website @The_Sky_is_Pink which used to be fairly consistent, but has been less so in the last year or 2. So this is the most up to date version of this week’s schedule, if that makes sense? Sometimes some chats can’t run because there aren’t enough staff or mods to run them, the support chats usually have at least 2 mods whereas general sometimes only has one, if that makes sense.