South Staffs

Daycare provide older people with both practical assistance and a chance to socialise, with support from trained staff and volunteers. Our members enjoy a wide variety of activities which include; Singing and music, Quizzes, Gentle exercise, Arts and crafts, Day trips. Members will also be served a hot lunch and refreshments throughout the day.

Enjoy an unforgettable experience with an organised, escorted day trip, a great way to explore different places and enjoy time with others.

An informal, friendly meet up where we offer support, information and friendly chat.

The local newsletter keeps members informed of the scheme’s latest news, upcoming events and activities, welfare initiatives and other community services that may be of interest.

An informal, friendly meet up where we offer support, information and friendly chat.

Love to Move is a class specially designed to get people moving. The programme achieves this by carefully integrating the use of gymnastic foundation skills, cognitive stimulation therapy and social interaction activities.

Our lunch clubs offer a chance to get out of the house, have a hot, balanced meal - and not have to do the washing up! Lunch clubs are a great way to catch up with friends or to meet new people for a friendly chat. Sometimes our clubs invite guest speakers, and there may be opportunities to play games but there’s no obligation to join in!

Our lunch clubs offer a chance to get out of the house, have a hot, balanced meal - and not have to do the washing up! Lunch clubs are a great way to catch up with friends or to meet new people for a friendly chat. Sometimes our clubs invite guest speakers, and there may be opportunities to play games but there’s no obligation to join in!

An informal, friendly meet up where we offer support, information and friendly chat.

Face to face befriending is one of our most popular services, befriending is exactly what it sounds like – getting people together to make friends. Many older people living in their own homes can become isolated and lonely, but with a regular weekly visit - perhaps to read the paper to a visually impaired person, or to play cards or accompany a member with their grocery shop - MHA Communities can help stop this from happening. Our trained volunteer befrienders are matched with scheme members based on their interests and personalities by their local scheme manager.