Join us for an essential conversation around the crucial aspects of planning for the inevitable. Book here.

Would you know what to do if someone stopped breathing? This talk will help you understand the basic principles and teach you the essential skills required for effective resuscitation. Book here.

Has Covid-19 made you think about what care and treatment you would or wouldn’t want if you became very unwell? Learn about how to make an advance care plan to record your future wishes. Book free place here.

Postponed, new date TBC. We’re living longer and getting older is something to celebrate. Come and hear Maggy Pigott talking about her book ’How to Age Joyfully: Eight Steps to A Happier, Fuller Life’, a concise and uplifting guide on how to add life to our years, as well as years to our life. Book tickets now.

We will look at how to get support from GPs, Mental Health teams and charities, how to improve communication and an introduction to the Nemaste Care Programme. Register place online.

Two training sessions for carers of people with dementia run with St Christopher's and Link Age Southwark. Register space here.

Michael Verde, an advisor to St Christopher's, will be discussing a different way of thinking about dementia. Book tickets online.

Why not join us over a drink and cake to discuss the one certainty facing us all? A calm environment to share thoughts and experiences around any death-related matters you’d care to discuss. Register free ticket online.

Our forth event will look at preparing for the next stages of caring such as setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney or Advance Decisions, how to apply for benefits such as Attendance Allowance and Carer's Allowance and how to have difficult conversations about this forward planning.. Book free tickets online.

Learn more about how to care for and support your elderly family, friends or neighbours in their own homes. This Learning to Care event will focus on safety in the home environment. Book free tickets.

Attend this interactive information session to become a Dementia Friend for Dementia Action Week 2019. Book free tickets.

Learn more about how to care for and support your elderly family, friends or neighbours in their own homes. This Learning to Care event will focus on dementia, including management of symptoms and navigating services. Book free tickets.

Learn more about how to care for and support your elderly family, friends or neighbours in their own homes through talks from a carer, geriatrician and solicitor followed by a panel discussion. The first of our Learning to Care events. Book tickets.