Leisure and Culture for Older People | Westminster Community Information
Age Link links volunteers with older people who are housebound. Outings include theatre and boat trips and summer seaside trips and a Christmas party.
The clubhouse provides facilities, activities, support and advice for the local community. It also offers its resources for local community groups.
A charity that aims to improve the quality of life and well being of the Chinese community, particularly those who are disadvantaged by working with them to meet their needs.
The Over 50s club meets on Tuesdays during term time, between 1.30pm and 3.45pm.
Activities include:
The Centre provides events, classes, activities and a place to meet to people of all ages. No membership is required to attend before 18:00.
The Dutch Pot Lunch and Social Club runs on Tuesday and Wednesday from 11am – 4.00pm at Ada Court.
In-Deep Community Task Force is a registered charity that works mainly with elderly people and children with special needs in the South of Westminster and Lambeth and Battersea, London – offering f
In-Deep Community Task Force is a registered charity that works mainly with elderly people and children with special needs in the South of Westminster and Lambeth and Battersea, London – offering f
Independent Age is a charity offering help and advice to older people through its telephone and email helplines.
Offers free, confidential advice on many issues including:
The JACS Club is a social club for older members of the Jewish community (over 70).
This club provides refreshments, speakers and quizzes, entertainment and outings.
The KCC is a voluntary refugee organisation providing advice, information and assistance to members of the Kurdish Community in the following areas:
Opening Doors London (ODL) aims to specifically meet the needs of older LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) communities and is aimed at men and women who identify as LGBT and are over the
The Centre is open to everyone, no membership required.
St Paul’s Church Centre is a community centre providing activities, classes, support and advice through a number of local groups.
Open to all retired and semi-retired people, i.e. no entry qualifications are required and there is no lower age limit for membership.
The Westbourne Forum was created in 2004 by the Paddington Development Trust to support the Westbourne Green Neighbourhood Plan.
Westminster Senior Citizens Forum is a group run by older people, for older people in Westminster.