Health & Wellbeing Poverty & Inclusion 2025
Age UK Enfield

Impact Report 2024/25

Age UK Enfield has supported older people in the London Borough of Enfield since 1985. In 2024–25, the charity supported 13,448 people, secured over £1 million in welfare benefits, delivered 14,485 hours of home care, and recorded 8,878 attendances at its specialist dementia day centre — the only one in Enfield. It led the borough's Dementia Network, ran iCan social prescribing, Falls Stop, Fit for Life and Men In Sheds, and grew its volunteer team to over 60 volunteers.

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📋About

Services for older people in the London Borough of Enfield including accredited Information & Advice, iCan social prescribing, Men In Sheds, Falls Stop, Fit for Life, Day Care (specialist dementia), Home Care, Home from Hospital, Post-Diagnostic Dementia Service and Volunteer Services; delivered from the Mabel Churn Centre

📊Key Metrics

13,448 people supported in 2024/25; £1,063,856 secured in welfare benefits for clients; 3,000 residents provided with advice Key Metric 1
14,485 hours of home care provided to 212 clients; 8,878 attendances at the specialist dementia day centre (the only one in the London Borough of Enfield) Key Metric 2
15,000+ attendances at healthy living sessions; 13,616 attendances at Fit for Life activities; 4,330 people attended Falls Stop exercise sessions across 268 sessions Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 685 people referred to iCan social prescribing programme; 1,915 attended groups including Tea & Chatter, Diabetes, Walk & Talk and Stroke Café; 98.5% felt extremely satisfied with the service
  • 3,599 members attended Falls Prevention sessions; 191 people referred from North Middlesex Hospital Care of the Elderly wards; 192 referred to Falls Stop for education and exercise
  • Age UK Enfield leads the Enfield Dementia Network (30 members) and the LocalMotion Enfield public engagement programme; 69% of clients have some form of disability; 47% live alone; largest group supported are aged 85–99

📍Geography

London

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