Enjoying Older Age in Kent

Getting older is no reason to stop enjoying activities and days out with friends and family. Some aspects of old age can make it more difficult though – which is why we’ve put together these guides to enjoying older age in Kent, whilst taking accessibility into account. From cultural activities, to family days out, to the best places to enjoy an afternoon tea, Age Space has you covered.

Joining a lunch club is a great way for older people to enjoy socialising, keep eating healthily and check-in regularly with members of their local community. Follow the link below to find a lunch club convenient to your relative.

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Days Out for the Elderly in Kent

These are some of our favourite days out in Kent for older people, complete with information about accessibility.ย 

Getting Out and About in Kent

Getting out and about becomes more difficult as people get older, especially when we stop driving and feel less confident using public transport.ย 

Thankfully, Kent has a fantastic number of community transport schemes available including dial-a-ride, voluntary car sharing, and community buses for older people. Use the button below to find out more.