Legacy
It's nearly time for another fun filled month of Social Clubs! We've got 19 wonderful ways for you to spend time with your older neighbours, including some exciting new activities and locations.
Today, the world marks 400 years of Shakespeare, and to celebrate our neighbours in Brixton threw him a party! Little did we know how magical the day would turn out...
In his first blog, SLC's newest member of staff writes about what he feels he's got in common with his older neighbours, and why his first week of work made him even more excited to be involved.
Lucy and Patrick are part of South London Cares' Love Your Neighbour programme. We introduced them in January, and through Lucy's weekly visits for chats and tea, they're becoming firm friends who benefit equally from one another's company. Read on to hear how such a simple thing as company makes all the difference to everyone, old and young.
From Monday 9th to Sunday 15th May, we're inviting as many of you as possible to host a fundraising event in aid of South London Cares. Will you be a part of it?
South London Cares brings together young professionals and their older neighbours for fun, friendship and meaningful connections. Here's 7 things we thought you should know about your amazing older neighbours. And yes, we've gone all BuzzFeed.
In his latest blog, our founder Alex writes about the importance of language that reflects community – and why the Cares family have a particular way of talking...
East Dulwich neighbours Cora and Emma were introduced through our Love Your Neighbour programme one year ago. They've seen each other nearly every week since. Read on to hear how their friendship has developed!
The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, and here at SLC we’re very excited to celebrate the start of longer days with our older neighbours at Social Clubs in April!
On Thursday 3rd March, Stewart Lee headed up Hilarity for Charity: A South London Cares fundraiser at the Leicester Square Theatre. We're chuffed that thanks to your generosity, a fantastic £5,295 was raised from the evening.