Ageing Well in Richmond upon Thames
Community news on behalf of Age UK Richmond | 16 September 2026
Age UK Richmond is working closely with local libraries to give older residents, their families and carers the opportunity to learn more about the charity’s services and the support available across the borough.
These sessions aim to inform people on the support available to live healthier, more independent and fulfilling lives in later years.
During these informal drop-in sessions at your local library, members of the Age UK Richmond team will be available to provide free, confidential and impartial advice and information. Where possible, taster sessions will also showcase some of the charity’s wellbeing classes and activities.
Advice and support will cover a range of topics, including money matters, benefits and financial concerns, using technology and understanding dementia.
General advice will be available at every session, with free tea and coffee provided during the winter months.
Age UK Richmond will be visiting your local library on the following Tuesdays, from 10am to 4pm:
- Castelnau Library: Tuesday 29 September 2026 (Money and Benefits Clinic)
- East Sheen Library: Tuesday 27 October (Digital Technology Clinic)
- Ham Library: Tuesday 24 November 2026 (Money and Benefits Clinics)
- Richmond Library: Tuesday 8 December 2026 (Wellbeing Activities Demo, Dementia Clinic)
- Hampton Library: Tuesday 26 January 2027 (Money and Benefits Clinic)
- Teddington Library: Tuesday 9 February 2027 (Wellbeing Activities Demo, Digital Technology)
- Richmond Library: Tuesday 23 February 2027 (Wellbeing Activities Demo, Dementia Clinic)
- Twickenham Library: Tuesday 9 March 2027 (Wellbeing Activities Demo, Dementia Clinic)
- Whitton Library: Tuesday 23 March 2027 (Digital Technology Clinic)
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Up to: September 2026
Updated: 16 September 2026
