Age Concern Romsey and District
The main hall at Linden Road, empty, with its wooden floor and windows along one wall.

Supporting older people in Romsey since 1989.

A central hub where people in later life can meet, have a meal, and get together to beat loneliness and social isolation.

37

Years supporting older people in Romsey

33

Volunteers

What's on

Lunch clubs, games and company, every week at Linden Road Hall.

Thursday lunch club

A home-cooked two-course lunch, twice a month.

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Tuesday lunch club

The same home-cooked lunch, on Tuesdays.

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Twenty Twelve club

Games, activities and a cup of tea, every Tuesday afternoon.

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Kurling

A game for all abilities, played sitting or standing.

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The main hall set up for a group session, with the piano at the far end.

Why it matters

Some of our members are here for most of the day, moving from one activity to the next. Without the groups, a lot of them would not leave the house at all. That is the plain reason we keep the doors open.

It is not only the activities. When someone needs a hand with a blue badge application, or cannot get a new phone to behave, they ask us, and we sit down and sort it out with them.

Hire our hall

A bright, flexible space for classes, parties, meetings, and community events, available by the hour.

Help us keep the hall open

The groups are run by volunteers. What costs money is the building they run in.

Keep up with what's on

An occasional email about the groups, the lunch clubs and anything new at the hall.