Legacy
With only two months of summer left, it's time to get outside, take out the BBQ and cook up a storm! So this July, why not join your older neighbours at one of our sizzling Social Clubs?
Hot weather may be a blessing for some, but for many of our older neighbours it can also be dangerous. During the 2003 heat wave, mortality increased by over 40% – and it's often older people, particularly those who have pre-existing medical conditions, who are most at risk.
It's hard to remember a time when the internet wasn't essential to day-to-day life. Most of us use our phones, tablets and laptops in an online cycle of spare time, work, spare time, work.
We would love your support to make the South London Cares family even bigger.
In her latest blog, SLC Projects Officer Hannah writes about why she loves the four-to-five times per week Social Clubs.
It's time to look forward to the official start of a new season – and at SLC we are taking the summer very seriously and embracing the outdoors at our Social Clubs.
You’ve met some of our older neighbours who shared their stories last week; now, in our series which celebrates those who make South London Cares possible, volunteers Georgina, Robbie and Lorna share their story.
Today is International Day of Families! To celebrate this day, we want to share a few stories from our wonderful Cares Family of volunteers and older neighbours from south London.
Yesterday saw Nick complete his epic triathlon in aid of South London Cares.
Saturdays are normally a day for relaxing; having a lie in, meeting friends, or maybe even joining us at one of our Social Clubs. But for our awesome supporter Nick, chilling was far from his mind as he spent five and a half hours sweating it out on a watt bike.