Cost of Living Directory

Residents over 60 can use any of Age UK Richmond's social centres as free Community Spaces. 

There is no charge to sit in one of the heated rooms. They will give you a free hot drink on arrival, as well as signposting to further support. There may be other activities available and there may be a charge for these.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

A welcoming space with tables set with tablecloths and vases of flowers, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee served with homemade cake. A place of friendship and a listening ear. 

A variety of popular community activities, including: Balance and Stretch physical exercise group, Mortlake Community Choir, Drawing Group, Knitting Group, Gardening Group, History Lectures, Embroidery Group, Chess Corner, English Classes, monthly Walk+Talk Group and Mortlake Community Hub (MCH) which provides weekly lunches and activities at Mortlake Hall. 

Regular day trips including to the seaside, Richmond theatre, Richmond Park and Kew Gardens, and events such as Christmas Fairs.

A thriving arts centre situated on Barnes Green with both indoor and outdoor seating and a free hot drink. The full cafe offer and tickets for arts events will incur a cost.

Friendly space for young people with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Friendly space for young people with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups.

Youth sessions and activities are led by qualified instructors and practitioners.

For more information about the activities and to register, contact ben.skelton@achievingforchildren.org.uk.

Offering hot meals, cakes and refreshments along with company and conversation.

We are a local charity supporting older and more vulnerable residents to overcome loneliness and isolation. Our services include befriending (home visits and telephone), social activities, transport, and community engagement.

Greenwood Community Centre is managed by H&HHVC and provides affordable space for hire to local groups, businesses, charities, and activity leaders. A wide range of activities take place at the Centre, including exercise classes, clubs, and community events, but these are organised by a variety of independent groups rather than run directly by us.

Service types offered: 

• Befriending and social support
• Transport for older residents
• Room hire for community use

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Friendly space for young people with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups.

Hot meals to members over 55 of Linden Hall's social club three days a week.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed. 

Books to read and board games to play. Offering our usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

There are no toilet facilities at Kew Library.

A mixture of free and low cost activities including a weekly community cafe (pay as you feel).

With free workshops, crafts and trails for families, there is always something new for you to enjoy. Free crafts for the family available from 1pm each weekday and all day Saturdays the museum is open.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering our usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

There are no toilet facilities at Richmond Lending Library.

You can expect a warm welcome, hot drinks and refreshments as well as many other services,

Friendly space for young people with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups.

Offering fresh soup as well as a range of hot drinks, fruit, and biscuits. Focusing on their waiting list and those most isolated, vulnerable and at risk during the cold and hot spells. There will be trained staff on hand to provide information and advice, risk assessments, winter safety plans and more.

The café offers a warm welcome space, with hot and cold drinks and homemade cakes. It is open to all, particularly those new to the community, those feeling socially isolated and those seeking a friendly chat and a chance to find out about local activities and services. 

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Residents over 60 can use any of Age UK Richmond's social centres as free Community Spaces. 

There is no charge to sit in one of the heated rooms. They will give you a free hot drink on arrival, as well as signposting to further support. There may be other activities available and there may be a charge for these.

Pop in and enjoy a free drink and light refreshments at The Hub. Come alone or with friends, family members or children. Held in the Community Kitchen space, with access to outdoor seating, a comfortable workspace, a free Wi-Fi connection and charging and board games. A great space for children to do their homework.

Friendly space for young people with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups.

Join us for fun, food, and friendship! Enjoy wellbeing activities, creative workshops, board games, and shared reading groups. A range of services are also available to support you with access to mental health care, recovery-focused treatments, and Job Centre assistance.

Local community pub offering a free hot drink.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering the usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.

Residents over 60 can use any of Age UK Richmond's social centres as free Community Spaces. 

There is no charge to sit in one of the heated rooms. They will give you a free hot drink on arrival, as well as signposting to further support. There may be other activities available and there may be a charge for these.

If you are an older person needing warmth, company and a two course cooked lunch, come along to Homelink.

Young person friendly space with hot drinks, light refreshments, quiet spaces for homework and a variety of activities available for different age groups. 

A space for anyone to have a free tea or coffee, play board games, read a book and meet up with local residents.

Walk-in and structured support services.

A welcoming space where you can sit comfortably and relax.

Books to read and board games to play. Offering our usual information and advice service as well as signposting to other organisations where needed.