Welcome to Friends of the Elderly

We believe old age should not be defined by loneliness or poverty...and we're doing something about it.

Friends of the Elderly is passionate about enhancing the quality of life of older people. We provide direct services including residential care homes, nursing homes and dementia care homes. Our day clubs, home support, home visiting, telephone befriending and grant-giving services help older people live independently at home. For more information, please contact us by email or phone: 020 7730 8263.

  • Our Residential Care services

    Friends of the Elderly operates 14 care homes, offering residential, nursing and specialist dementia care... Go

  • Appeal launches

    Our Peace of Mind Appeal is raising money to build a much-needed dementia care home. Find out more... Go

  • Helping older people stay independent

    Our community services support older people to live independently with dignity. Go

  • Supporting carers

    Our Friends of the Elderly Admiral Nurse provides emotional and practical support for carers of people with dementia... Go

  • Full of Life!

    Older People's Day on 1 October saw fantiastic involvement from many Friends of the Elderly care homes and services... Go

  • A Royal reception...

    HM The Queen met beneficiaries, supporters and staff at St James's Palace on 2 November Go

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Peace of Mind AppealFind out more...


Do you live near Elmbridge, Surrey?

Become a volunteer for our Home Visiting Service.  Click here...


2008-2009 Annual Review Document
Annual Review 2008: A Shared Journey
To request a copy of our annual review document, please call us on 020 7730 8263.

Say 'I love you' with Charity Flowers
Show your loved ones you care with a gift of flowers from Charity Flowers .........Click here for more info

Leave a Lasting Legacy
Legacies are crucial to the work of Friends of the Elderly because they represent 50% of our voluntary income.………Click here for more info

In Touch Summer 09 - cover
Supporter Newsletter
Download the latest edition of In Touch our supporter newsletter...

In Touch Summer 2009