Ambassadors

Jenny Eclair

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Iain & Charlotte Glen

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Celia de Wolff & Robert Glenister

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Helen Hayes MP

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Alex Hutchinson

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Jane Lyons

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Lesley Sharp

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Dr Joseph Spence

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Edmund de Waal

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Pip Torrens

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The Big Half 2022

A huge thank you to our amazing volunteer runners who will be completing the Big Half on September 4th 2022. Dan, Cecilia and David will be taking on the challenge of running 13.1 miles and we will be supporting them all the way!
Volunteers' Week 2022

Volunteers’ Week 2022 runs from 1 to 7 June.
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Work with us

We are a small local charity and support older people and people living with dementia in Southwark
Become a volunteer

Make a difference to an older person's life in your community and join our team of amazing volunteers.
How we help

We run services for over 60s and people living with dementia to reduce loneliness and isolation
Meet the team

A full list of Link Age Southwark's staff team and Board of Trustees
Apply to volunteer
Celia de Wolff & Robert Glenister
Befriending

A weekly visit from a volunteer for a friendly chat, cup of tea or maybe a gentle stroll.
Make a referral

Link Age Southwark welcomes referrals of people who are aged 60 years and over, and people of any age with a confirmed diagnosis of mild to moderate dementia.
DIY and Gardening

We offer a free DIY and light gardening service to help older people enjoy their homes and gardens for as long as possible.
Dementia Services

We provide a specialised service for anyone living with a diagnosis of mild to moderate dementia.

My experience as a volunteer

I've always worked in the NHS, mostly in paediatrics, and when I retired I wanted to do something equally rewarding but different so when I found that Link Age Southwark (Dulwich Helpline as it was then) was looking for befrienders for the elderly I thought this sounded exactly what I was looking for. Read more