Efforts are underway to help newcomers to the Isle of Man who don't speak English as their native language.
A new language café will launch on Saturday - it's designed to help people learn English in a relaxed setting:
Café Lingo will be staffed by volunteers - many of whom are retired teachers - who are aiming to help people better integrate into Island life and reduce the risk of social isolation.
Retired deputy head teacher Karen Norton is leading the project - she says the café is open to everyone but it's recognised that adults may need more help:
The free meetings will take place on Saturday mornings at the Promenade Methodist Church in Douglas - you can find more details on our website.
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