Early Access to Dementia Day Care Helps People Stay Connected and Engaged

Family Carers
Early access to day care can significantly improve quality of life for people living with dementia, yet long waiting lists for formal diagnosis and assessment are delaying access to vital support.
 
Age Concern Hampshire, which runs Care & Wellbeing Centres across the county, highlights that families can access valuable support while awaiting a formal diagnosis. The charity offers activities that include Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) and reminiscence sessions, interventions shown in research to support memory, communication, and cognitive function.

Early engagement with day care services also helps reduce isolation, supports emotional wellbeing, and encourages physical and social activity. Families frequently notice improvements in mood, confidence, and communication when support begins early.

Family Carers

“Very often, there can be long waits for formal assessments, leaving people without the structured support they need,” said Hannah Park, Head of Operations at Age Concern Hampshire. “Accessing day care early ensures people can benefit from therapies and social engagement throughout the whole of their dementia journey.”
 
Age Concern Hampshire runs dedicated Care & Wellbeing Centres across the county, providing tailored day care services for people living with dementia. Free taster days are available at all Care & Wellbeing Centres, allowing families to experience the service before making any commitment. Call 01962 868545 or visit their website to find out more: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/care-and-wellbeing-services-hampshire/
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For media enquiries, please email: marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

Mountbatten Hampshire teams up with Age Concern Hampshire for new social group in Southampton

A group of people - a mix of elderly people and workers sit round a table enjoying refreshments. They are smiling and appear happy, posing for the camera with thumbs up.

Age Concern Hampshire and Mountbatten Hampshire have teamed up to run a friendly new social group, to boost companionship and activity for older people.

The free weekly drop-in sessions, run by Age Concern Hampshire in the heart of Southampton’s West End, at Mountbatten Hampshire’s Frances Sheldon Centre, aim to ensure a happier, healthier and stronger future for those who take part.

Whether you are a carer or receiving treatment, feeling isolated, or just looking to meet new people, anyone aged over 50 is welcome to attend for a chat, coffee and movement.

Jemma Saunders, Wellbeing Coordinator at Age Concern Hampshire, said: “We’re excited to be launching this new social group at Mountbatten Hampshire’s Frances Sheldon Centre. These sessions give older people a welcoming space to meet others, have a chat and take part in gentle, enjoyable activities. It’s always rewarding to see new connections forming and people growing in confidence week by week.”

Brogan Rehill, Head of Strategy, Partnerships & Community Impact at Age Concern Hampshire, added: “Partnership working is key to making groups like this possible, and we’re delighted to be working with Mountbatten Hampshire to reach more older people in the community. Continued support from partners and funders is vital to help us sustain and grow these important social opportunities across Hampshire.”

Mountbatten Hampshire CEO, Becky McGregor, said: “We are thrilled to be hosting this brand new social group, giving Hampshire residents
an opportunity to meet together and take part in activities, in our welcoming Frances Sheldon Centre.”

Head of Rehabilitation and Enablement, Mary Banks, said: “These brilliant drop-in sessions are great for mental and physical health and you would be very welcome to join us. Meet new, like‑minded people, take part in regular physical activity and be stronger and healthier.”

How to be at the weekly drop-in sessions:

      Sessions take place every Thursday, from 11am until 1pm.

      Find us at the Frances Sheldon Centre, at  Mountbatten Hampshire, Botley Road, West End, Southampton, SO30 3JB.

      Sessions are free and you can drop-in, with no commitment.

 Editors note:

For more information, contact:

Mountbatten: lucy.morgan@mountbatten.org.uk
Age Concern Hampshire: Lucy.Wheeler@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk

Age Concern Hampshire launches five-year ‘Living Well in Later Life’ project with National Lottery support

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Age Concern Hampshire is proud to announce the launch of Living Well in Later Life, a new five-year programme made possible thanks to funding from The National Lottery Community Fund. The project will support older people across Hampshire to stay active, connected and confident as they age.
 
Living Well in Later Life will offer physical activities and wellbeing sessions delivered through Age Concern Hampshire’s Care & Wellbeing Centres and local community venues. The sessions are designed especially for older people who may feel isolated, inactive or unsure about joining mainstream activities, offering a gentle, friendly way to move more, meet others and feel part of their community.
 
Sessions will focus on strength, balance, mobility and confidence, while also creating space for conversation, laughter and connection. Everything is shaped around what older people tell us they want and need.
 
The project is expected to make a real difference, with ambitions for:
 

  • 70% of participants to become more physically active

  • 65% to improve their balance, strength or mobility

  • 75% to feel better in themselves and less isolated

  • 80% to feel more connected to their local community

Alongside the benefits for older people, Living Well in Later Life will invest in staff and volunteer development, with specialist training to support safe, inclusive activity for older adults. This will help embed prevention, wellbeing and physical activity at the heart of Age Concern Hampshire’s services for years to come.

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Volunteers are a vital part of this project, and Age Concern Hampshire is now keen to hear from people interested in supporting groups in the Basingstoke and Southampton areas. Volunteers don’t need to be fitness experts – just friendly, reliable and keen to help older people feel welcome and supported. Training and ongoing support will be provided.
 

The project also encourages people to think about wellbeing in a wider sense, helping older adults feel connected not only to their communities, but to the world around them, including the importance of sustainability and looking after our environment as part of healthy ageing.

For more information about Living Well in Later Life, volunteering opportunities, or other Age Concern Hampshire services, visit www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk or call 01962 868545.
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire supports older people across the county to age well and live well. The charity delivers a wide range of services including Care & Wellbeing Centres, Help at Home, Foot Care clinics, Information and Advice, Hospital to Home support, community groups and volunteering services.

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For more information, please email: supporters@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

Helping Older People Stay Safe and Independent at Home

Help at Home
Age Concern Hampshire’s Help at Home Service continues to provide vital practical support and companionship to older people across the county, helping them stay safe, independent, and connected in their own homes. By assisting with everyday household tasks such as cleaning, shopping, meal preparation, and light domestic chores, the service helps reduce the risks that can arise when these activities become more physically demanding.
 
As people get older, routine chores like bending to clean, carrying shopping bags, reaching high shelves, or moving around cluttered spaces can significantly increase the risk of slips, trips, and falls. Research shows that one in three people aged 65 and over experiences a fall each year, rising to almost half of people aged 80 and over. Many of these falls happen in the home while carrying out everyday tasks and are a leading cause of injury, hospital admission, and loss of independence among older people.
 
Without support, older people may feel pressure to push themselves to complete chores they are no longer physically comfortable doing, increasing fatigue, isolation, and the likelihood of accidents. Regular visits from a trusted helper not only ensure tasks are completed safely but also provide companionship, reassurance, and social connection, which are essential for maintaining confidence and wellbeing.
Help at Home
 
“Even simple tasks like shopping, cleaning, or preparing meals can increase the risk of falls as people get older,” said Hannah Park, Head of Operations. “Our Help at Home Service provides reliable practical support alongside friendly companionship, helping people feel safe, confident, and supported in their own homes.”
 
Age Concern Hampshire operates the Help at Home Service across the county, arranging visits to suit individual needs. To find out more visit: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/our-services-hampshire/help-at-home/ or call 01962 868545.
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For media enquiries, please email: marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

ACH Corporate Newsletter – Winter 2026

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Winter Corporate Newsletter

Hampshire Volunteers Needed – Corporate Health & Safety Expertise Welcome

As we move into 2026, Age Concern Hampshire is inviting businesses and professionals across Hampshire to support older people through skills-based volunteering and corporate partnerships.

With Hampshire’s ageing population continuing to grow, we are seeking Health & Safety specialists willing to volunteer their time and expertise to help us maintain and develop vital services that enable older people to live safely and independently in their own homes and communities.

Volunteering with Age Concern Hampshire offers organisations a meaningful way to:

• Use professional expertise to deliver real social impact
• Support employee wellbeing, engagement, and development
• Strengthen links with the local community

Whether your organisation can offer voluntary specialist input, employee volunteering time, or ongoing partnership support, your contribution will help improve safety, reduce risk, and enhance quality of life for older people and their carers across Hampshire.

We welcome partnerships through employee volunteering programmes, pro bono support, and collaborative initiatives that extend our reach and strengthen our services.

To explore corporate partnerships or Health & Safety volunteering opportunities, contact us at:

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Our Latest News…

Age Concern Hampshire Welcomes Corporate Support from Lawcomm Solicitors

We welcomed the generous support of Lawcomm Solicitors, who played a key role in helping to deliver festive celebrations for older people across the county this Christmas. As part of the partnership, members of the Lawcomm team joined clients and staff at Lockswood Care and Wellbeing Centre on Wednesday 17th December, volunteering their time to support the Christmas lunch and take part in festive activities, helping to create a warm, joyful atmosphere for those attending.
 
In addition to volunteering on the day, Lawcomm Solicitors’ financial support enabled Age Concern Hampshire to provide Christmas gifts, festive food and entertainment across all four of its Care and Wellbeing Centres, ensuring that hundreds of older people were able to enjoy a special celebration during what can be a particularly isolating time of year.

Read the full story… 

Lawcomm

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New Foot Clinics to Boost Confidence and Mobility for Older People

We are committed to supporting older people across the county to live well and maintain their independence. Expanding our services is central to this mission, ensuring that practical care and support are accessible to everyone who needs it. One of the ways we are doing this is by developing our network of foot care clinics, helping people stay mobile, safe, and confident.
 

As part of this expansion, we are opening new foot care clinics in Kingsclere, Farnborough, Lymington, and Bordon. These clinics will bring essential foot care closer to communities across Hampshire, making it easier for older people to access professional support.

 
To book an appointment call us on 01962 868545 or visit our website to find out more: Foot Care 

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Helping Patients Thrive: Age Concern Hampshire Continues to Deliver Impactful Hospital to Home Support

Age Concern Hampshire continues its long-standing commitment to supporting older people across the county through its Hospital to Home Service, delivered in partnership with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The service operates at Alton Community Hospital, Gosport War Memorial Hospital and Petersfield Community Hospital, helping patients during their stay and ensuring a smooth, safe transition home.
 

Coordinators work closely with patients on the wards, offering a range of engaging activities that support rehabilitation, wellbeing and confidence. From themed events such as the much-loved Mad Hatter’s Tea Party to seasonal celebrations and social sessions, the service enhances the hospital experience and brings moments of joy, connection and community to patients.

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Easing the strain for family carers in Hampshire

Over 25,000 people in Hampshire are providing unpaid care for loved ones with dementia – and we know how challenging it can be.

Caring can be overwhelming, and accessing the support carers are entitled to is often complicated. Many families are unaware of funding options that could ease the financial burden, such as Local Authority support and Attendance Allowance. Navigating the application process can be time consuming and feel confusing, leaving carers without the help they need and deserve. Our Information Service team is available to guide carers through these challenges, offering guidance, support, and practical assistance with applications. Call us on 01962 868545 to find out more.
 

In addition, we provide vital respite through our Care and Wellbeing Centres in Dibden, New Milton, Locks Heath, and Yateley. Our centres offer tailored day care for people living with dementia, including stimulating activities and social engagement with transport and lunch optional. Carers benefit from the opportunity to have time to themselves and focus on their own wellbeing while knowing their loved ones are supported in a safe and friendly environment.

Read the full story…

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Turn Surplus Budget into Local Impact

At Age Concern Hampshire, even a modest corporate donation can make a meaningful difference to older people across Hampshire.

If your organisation has unspent or surplus budget, donating it can deliver immediate, local impact and can support vital services such as companionship, practical help, and activities that help older people stay safe, independent, and connected.

What may be a small budget line for your business can help transform daily life for someone else.

To discuss corporate donations or surplus budget giving, contact:
supporters@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk

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Become a Corporate Supporter…

Partner with Age Concern Hampshire and make a meaningful difference to older people across Hampshire, while engaging your team and strengthening your community impact.

Choose us as your Charity of the Year and benefit from social media promotion, PR opportunities, website and newsletter coverage, and access to discounted sponsorship packages. We’ll work with you to create a tailored, realistic plan that aligns with your resources and delivers genuine CSR and ESG impact.

More than fundraising… this is partnership with purpose.

Get in touch to start the conversation: supporters@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk

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Age Concern Hampshire Announces New Foot Clinics to Boost Confidence and Mobility for Older People

ACH Foot Care
Age Concern Hampshire is set to open new foot care clinics in Kingsclere, Farnborough, Lymington, and Bordon, helping older people stay confident, active, and mobile.
 
Healthy feet are key to balance and independence, yet many older adults struggle to reach their toes due to arthritis, impaired eyesight, or reduced mobility. Age Concern Hampshire’s clinics, run by qualified foot health practitioners, provide toenail cutting and basic foot health checks, helping prevent discomfort, falls, and injuries.
ACH Foot Care
 
Michele Ralph, Foot Care Coordinator at Age Concern Hampshire, said: “Our Foot Clinics are about more than just foot care — they help older people feel confident on their feet and maintain their independence. We’re committed to making this vital service accessible to everyone who needs it.”
 
Clinics are available across Hampshire, including Alton, Andover, Basingstoke, Dibden/Hythe, Havant, Hedge End, Locks Heath, New Milton, Odiham, Overton, Petersfield, Ringwood, Tadley, Winchester, and Yateley. The new clinics in Kingsclere, Farnborough, Lymington, and Bordon will open soon.
 
To book an appointment, call 01962 868545 or visit their website for more information: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/our-services-hampshire/footcare/.​
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

Affordable Care Centres Offer Vital Break for Family Carers Across Hampshire

Age Concern Hampshire Support
Age Concern Hampshire is dedicated to keeping day care affordable, ensuring older people and their families can continue to access vital support at a time when many family carers are under pressure.
 
With half-day care available from £38.25, the charity’s Care & Wellbeing Centres provide a flexible and accessible option for family carers who are struggling to balance caring responsibilities with work, employment, and other family commitments, helping them to look after their own wellbeing, find time to rest, and stay supported while caring for their loved ones.
 
Operating from centres in Locks Heath, New Milton, Yateley and Dibden, Age Concern Hampshire offers a safe, welcoming environment where older people can enjoy companionship, stimulating activities and professional care. For family carers, this support provides trusted respite and peace of mind, even for just a few hours.
 
Sessions include engaging social and therapeutic activities, optional nutritious meals and refreshments, and personalised support from trained and experienced staff, including assistance with personal care and medication where required. Transport can be arranged for those who need help getting to and from the centres.
Age Concern Hampshire Support
 
Hannah Park, Head of Operations at Age Concern Hampshire, said “Family carers are often under immense strain, juggling caring responsibilities with work and other family commitments, often while facing financial pressure. We are dedicated to ensuring our services remain affordable so family carers can access support before reaching crisis point. Our half-day care sessions, from £38.25, help families get high-quality care without the cost of full-day or residential alternatives.”
 
Age Concern Hampshire recognises the vital role family carers play in supporting older people and believes affordable, preventative support is key to sustaining both carers and those they care for.
 
Free taster days are available at all Care & Wellbeing Centres, allowing families to experience the service before making any commitment. Call 01962 868545 or visit their website to find out more: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/care-and-wellbeing-services-hampshire/
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For media enquiries, please email Sarah Jacobs, Marketing Manager at Age Concern Hampshire: marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

Making Technology Simple and Accessible for Older People in Hampshire

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Age Concern Hampshire is encouraging older people to start the year confident and connected. Research shows that a growing number of older people receive tablets, smartphones or laptops as Christmas gifts, highlighting the need for support in getting online and using new technology safely and confidently.
 
Age Concern Hampshire’s IT sessions provide friendly, tailored support to help people use their new devices, learn essential digital skills and stay in touch with family and friends. With so much of everyday life now online, from keeping in contact with loved ones to accessing services, healthcare information and shopping, older people can sometimes feel left behind. The charity’s 1 to 1 IT sessions give participants the confidence to navigate the internet safely and make the most of their technology.
 
The sessions are held at locations in Basingstoke and Locks Heath and cover practical skills such as setting up devices, using email, browsing the internet and solving everyday technology problems. They are available by appointment and are delivered in a relaxed environment.
Age Concern Hampshire
 
“Technology can feel intimidating if you have never learned it before, or if you received a new device at Christmas and are not sure where to start,” said Kim Stone, Wellbeing Coordinator for Age Concern Hampshire. “Our IT sessions help older people feel confident online, stay connected and make the most of the year ahead.”
 
To find out more, or to book a 1-2-1 IT session, call Age Concern Hampshire on 01962 868545 or visit their website: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/our-services-hampshire/it-sessions/
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For media enquiries, please email Sarah Jacobs, Marketing Manager at Age Concern Hampshire: marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

Volunteers Needed to Support Older People in Hampshire

Information Service
As we approach 2026, Age Concern Hampshire is inviting compassionate individuals to volunteer and support older people across the county. With Hampshire’s ageing population continuing to grow, the charity is seeking additional volunteers to help maintain and expand its vital services.
 
Age Concern Hampshire is an independent charity dedicated to improving the well-being of older people through its Care and Wellbeing Centres, Foot Care clinics, Hospital to Home support, and community initiatives. Volunteers are essential to ensuring older residents feel valued, supported, and connected.
 
Volunteering with Age Concern Hampshire provides an opportunity to build meaningful connections, gain new skills, and contribute to the local community. Whether you can spare an hour a week or more, every contribution helps maintain independence, provide companionship, and enhance quality of life for older people and their carers.
 
Volunteer opportunities include:

  • Trustees – contribute to the strategic direction and governance of the charity.

  • Foot Care Receptionists – welcome clients and support smooth clinic operations.

  • Administrative Support – assist with office tasks to ensure services run efficiently.

  • Support at Care and Wellbeing Centres – help with activities, social interaction, and day care services.

  • Social Group Volunteers – Help older people stay connected while enjoying a friendly, rewarding role that brings fun, conversation, and community to your week.

  • Hospital Ward Support – Make a real difference to patients’ recovery while gaining valuable experience and becoming a supportive, friendly face on local rehab wards at Petersfield, Gosport and Alton.

  • Form-Fillers – provide practical support to help older people complete forms, access benefits, and navigate essential services.

Kate Harrison, Volunteer Coordinator at Age Concern Hampshire, said: “Our volunteers provide essential support that allows older people to stay independent and connected. Every hour our volunteers give makes a difference in someone’s day.”
 
Information Service

Age Concern Hampshire also welcomes partnerships with businesses through employee volunteer programs and joint campaigns to extend the charity’s reach and impact.
 
To make a difference in 2026 and become part of this work, contact Age Concern Hampshire at 01962 868545 or visit: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/volunteer-hampshire/give-time-by-volunteering/
 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545 

For media enquiries, please email Sarah Jacobs, Marketing Manager at Age Concern Hampshire: marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk 

Age Concern Hampshire Welcomes Corporate Support from Lawcomm Solicitors

Lawcomm
Age Concern Hampshire has welcomed the generous support of Lawcomm Solicitors, who played a key role in helping to deliver festive celebrations for older people across the county this Christmas.
 
As part of the partnership, members of the Lawcomm team joined clients and staff at Lockswood Care and Wellbeing Centre on Wednesday 17th December, volunteering their time to support the Christmas lunch and take part in festive activities, helping to create a warm, joyful atmosphere for those attending.
 
In addition to volunteering on the day, Lawcomm Solicitors’ financial support enabled Age Concern Hampshire to provide Christmas gifts, festive food and entertainment across all four of its Care and Wellbeing Centres, ensuring that hundreds of older people were able to enjoy a special celebration during what can be a particularly isolating time of year.
 
Age Concern Hampshire’s Care and Wellbeing Centres provide vital support to older people across Hampshire, including those living with dementia, helping to reduce loneliness, promote social connection and support wellbeing throughout the year.
 
Brogan Rehill, Head of Fundraising and Volunteer Services at Age Concern Hampshire, said: “We are incredibly grateful to Lawcomm Solicitors for their generosity and hands-on support this Christmas. Their funding helped us deliver festive celebrations across all of our centres, and having their team volunteer alongside our staff at Lockswood added something really special to the day. Partnerships like this make a genuine difference to our clients and help us continue delivering vital services at a time when demand is higher than ever.”
 
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Bill Dhariwal, Managing Director at Lawcomm Solicitors said: “We are delighted to have been able to support Age Concern Hampshire during this holiday season.  Their care and wellbeing centres, lunch clubs, help at home, social groups and other important services provide a vital support system to look after the needs of local people through their ageing journey.  We are grateful for the opportunity to be able to sponsor their festive lunches as well as attend to help and hopefully, spread some happiness at this festive time of year.
 

To find out more about how Age Concern Hampshire’s Care and Wellbeing Centres support older people across Hampshire, visit www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk or call 01962 868545.

 
Editor’s Notes: 

Founded in 1985, Age Concern Hampshire provide services to the older community of Hampshire. The charity currently deliver support at their Care & Wellbeing centres throughout the county, as well as Foot Care clinics, Help at Home, Information via their Information Hub, Hospital to Home Services, Community Information Volunteer Services and a variety of other activities. Its mission is to help people ‘Age well and Live well’. 

Age Concern Hampshire 
Centre Way 
Locks Heath 
Southampton 
SO31 6DX 

Tel: 01962 868545