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Age UK Croydon

Impact Report 2025-26

Age UK Croydon supports one of London's most diverse older populations; 47% of its clients live with multiple health conditions and 55% of those with known data live in income-deprived neighbourhoods. This report covers 2025-26. Contact email is the general office address; no named fundraiser was found. Source: Age UK Croydon Impact Report 2025-26 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Healthsmart Health Hubs (exercise, health checks and talks in Thornton Heath, Purley, Selsdon and New Addington, plus a weekly Parkinson's group); Live Love Later Life care home programme; information and advice including Attendance Allowance; befriending including Gift of Friendship (87 clients across three strands); Memory Tree and dementia cafes; community engagement and a new LGBTQ+ group; the Croydon 60+ Benevolent Fund; and the Personal Safety Project

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Supported 4,743 older people between April 2025 and March 2026, welcomed 3,377 new clients and recorded 43,096 contacts
Key Metric 2 690 residents took part in the Healthsmart Health Hubs, and almost 500 care home residents joined the 26-week Live Love Later Life wellbeing programme
Key Metric 3 Helped 303 people regain or maintain independence through successful Attendance Allowance applications; 104 volunteers sustained across services

Key Outcomes

  • 60% of Healthsmart Health Hub participants increased their regular exercise
  • 87 clients were supported by volunteer befrienders, including 15 time-limited Gift of Friendship matches focused on confidence, personal goals and reintegration
  • 339 clients attended free festive events funded by the Croydon 60+ Benevolent Fund, removing financial barriers and reaching care home residents

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