Age Concern Stourbridge & Halesowen celebrates another successful year
The charity is inviting older people, their families and friends to its annual meeting to hear about its work over the past year and future plans
Age Concern Stourbridge & Halesowen is inviting older people, their families and friends to attend its annual general meeting.
The charity, which has been supporting older people across the district for more than 50 years, will hold the meeting from 3pm to 4pm on Friday, November 27, at The Elton Centre in St John's Road, Stourbridge.
Attendees will be able to hear about the charity's work over the past year, find out about future plans and meet trustees, staff and volunteers.
Age Concern Stourbridge & Halesowen provides advice, support and activities for people aged 50 and over, including opportunities to learn new skills, stay active, make friends and enjoy social events and trips.
David Harbach, chairman of trustees, said: "Age Concern is a lifeline for many older people living in Stourbridge and Halesowen. We provide help, support and opportunities that enrich people's lives.
"We offer advice, support and assistance, as well as a wide range of events and activities at our welcoming, purpose-designed building.
"It's important that users, and those who care about them, know what we do. The AGM is a chance to learn more, ask questions, and for anyone interested in volunteering to see our facilities first-hand."
Light refreshments will be provided.
For more information about the meeting, email [email protected].
Details of the charity's weekly activities can be found at ageconcernsh.org.uk. The charity can also be contacted on 01384 390065.