Spring into Kindness

Loneliness is something that affects 10,100 people over 65s in Camden. Older people are more susceptible and vulnerable to loneliness and isolation as family members and friends pass away and social connections fade.
Our campaign is now complete. 20 supporters helped us raise £1,580.00
Visit the charity's profileLoneliness is something that affects 10,100 people over 65s in Camden. Older people are more susceptible and vulnerable to loneliness and isolation as family members and friends pass away and social connections fade.
Closed 30/06/2022
The campaign has now expired but it's not too late to support this charity.
Visit the charity's profileOlder people experience more loneliness and isolation as family members and friends pass away and social connections fade.
With help from befriending services like ours, we aim to rebuild those connections within the community and combat loneliness with kindness.
Anita, 90 years-old, lives alone in her home since her husband passed away. She told her GP how much she misses her husbands company and often still speaks to him. This led to her GP advising her about Age UK Camden's tele-friends service, which offers the chance to have a weekly with a friendly voice over the phone.
Although she was hesitant, Anita and her volunteer befriender Bhavna, speak every week and feel like they really know each other.
"Although I've never met Bhava her weekly calls with me bring a bit of energy and excitement to my week!"
Our support services aim to be there for every older person in Camden who needs us, like Anita. Show an act of kindness today. Donate online
Please contact us at fundraising@ageukcamden.org.uk to find out how to set up a regular donation to us, as well as other ways to help.
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