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Kingston University Studentsí Union,
Penrhyn Road,
Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey,
KT1 2EE

Tel: 0208 547 8868
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Age Concern - The Bradbury Centre

Age Concern opened the Bradbury Active Age Centre in April 2005, in Kingston upon Thames (opposite Knights Park campus). The new centre caters for the more active member who wants to get involved in many pursuits. Their mission is to enable older people in the borough to live with choice, independence and dignity. Join this opportunity and help in a variety of ways; run a regular creative writing class, assist with marketing & fundraising, produce newsletters, work with art group to produce greetings cards, teach members IT, Internet and ‘On-line Shopping’, help with foreign language conversation, assist with lunches and help on reception, help with many other activities or by just chatting to the members. For more information contact Alex

Age Concern - Rayleigh House

Age Concern, Raleigh House, is based in New Malden in a beautiful setting and grounds. The centre has a lovely new dining room, with many facilities for all their members. The Age Concern mission is to enable older people in the borough to live with choice, dignity and independence. You can teach members IT and Internet - 'On-line Shopping', take part in their ‘In-Touch’ scheme contacting housebound people by phone, teach members to use mobile phones, assist with lunches chat to members

For more information contact Alex

Spartan Swimming Club
The Spartan Swimming Club for the physically disabled has been going for over 50 years. The club provides valuable support to physically disabled swimmers from 5 to 80 years of age. The disabilities can range from cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, amputees, stroke victims or sight/hearing impairment. The volunteer must be happy to swim up and down the pool with their partner offering them guidance and support. Very often their partner will lack confidence in the water and will therefore need lots of encouragement. In the case of blind partners you may find that they need to be lead as well as vital swimming supervision. For more information contact Alex

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