Age Concern Waltham Forest
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Age Concern Waltham Forest is working to improve the quality of life and enhance the status and influence of older people in Waltham Forest. As a charity we rely upon support and donations from you to carry out our valuable work and help older adults get their voices heard.
Any donation to or mention of Age Concern Waltham Forest in your will, however small, could make a big difference to our work. More information is available on this site, or please contact us.
Ma Kelly is faced with a dilemma of who she can trust when she is confronted by bogus callers. See a staged production of 'Ma Kelly's Doorstep' on our website.
Latest Events
St Valentines Day Ball -
Join us for a top class evening of cabaret, singing, dancing, and comedy celebrating romance across the ages in the splendour of The Grand Hall at Battersea’s Old Town Hall.
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Is it time to get an Aid Call?
Aid Call enables you to call someone immediately in the event of an emergency. Find out more information about Aid Call, or read a Case Study, which describes just how invaluable they can be.
Now Open: Waltham Forest WellComm
Waltham Forest WellComm is a partnership of local voluntary organisations/ groups and projects which work with and for adults of the London Borough of Waltham Forest
IMPORTANT NEWS from Whipps Cross Hospital
Whipps Cross Hospital has closed its doors to most patients until further notice in an effort to contain the norovirus outbreak at the hospital.
Tea Dance and Cabaret Afternoons
We are very pleased to inform you that the Tea Dance & Cabaret Afternoons will be continuing for another year, with Steve Stratton providing entertainment so that you can sit back and enjoy the cabaret, or get up and dance to the music. Find out more...
New Information and Advice Drop-
From 16th February 2010 at Age Concern Waltham Forest on Tuesdays between 10.00am-
REMCARE – A Research Project looking at the Benefits of Reminiscence Therapy for
People with Dementia and their Family Care-
This study aims to measure the effects of joint reminiscence therapy on the quality of life of the person with dementia, their functional ability and their autobiographical memory.
Following the success of this play last year we are planning 3 more performances of Ma Kelly’s Doorstep. Two on Feb 12th and one on March 10th.
For full details, see the information letter
The Waltham Forest Wellbeing Forum
Wednesday 3rd February 2010 at 12:45pm
You are invited to attend a meeting of the WF Wellbeing Forum at the Chingford Assembly Halls where Clive Morton, Head of Cultural Services, Waltham Forest Council will present the Arts and Culture Strategy.