Re-engage provides vital, life-enhancing social connections for older people at a time in their lives when their social circles are diminishing.
Helping to prevent scams and fraud
Talking about scams, although difficult, is a powerful way to raise awareness and reduce stigma. Try our free training. Spread the word. And take a stand against scams.
My wife died… I was grieving and vulnerable. I needed company so when this woman said hello on Facebook I responded. I have never reported it because I feel such an old fool. The fraud cost me £15k of my savings.
Join a group
If you're looking for companionship but are finding it difficult to get out and about and socialise, you're not alone – we're here to help.
Want to become a Re-engage Volunteer?
Volunteering can be incredibly rewarding. Be part of the team that’s making life better for the oldest people in our communities.
Refer
Do you know an older person who is lonely, isolated or in need of companionship? Whether they’re a friend, relative, neighbour or patient, we’re here to help.
Here’s how your donation could help
£16 could allow an isolated older person to speak regularly on the phone with a friendly volunteer, breaking up their lonely week.
£28 could help fund a place for a lonely older person at a monthly tea party, so they can enjoy the company of others.
£55 could support an older person to attend a gentle exercise group every month, helping them stay active and independent for longer.
Become a supporter by giving monthly or make a single donation online.
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