To celebrate an incredible 45 years of our charity serving the community, Tenterden Social Hub hosted a vibrant, themed tea party, complete with music, laughter and plenty of dancing.
Guests were treated to a fabulous performance by singer Annie Riley, whose lively set had everyone singing and dancing along in true party spirit.
It was heartening to see so many people come together to honour this milestone, including our wonderful members, dedicated staff, volunteers, trustees, and supporters. Among the attendees were Councillor Wayne Chapman, Dr Raymond Crawfurd—founder of the Hub—and Jan West, Community Champion at Tesco Tenterden.
A fantastic time was had by all, and we’re thrilled to share the joy and smiles from a truly memorable day.
About Tenterden Social Hub
Unique in our Community and for over 50 years, Tenterden Social Hub has provided a safe and welcoming environment for elderly frail, disabled, and vulnerable adults up to 101 years of age. At our centre in Tenterden and EC30 our Health and Wellbeing Centre, we have a history of delivering a range of quality support services to our community. Our charitable mission is to support independence and prevent social isolation and loneliness in the elderly and frail. We strive to ensure that individuals can remain connected to their community, as independent as possible and at home where they want to be.
We provide a range of support groups for Over 60’s, Dementia and Disabled members and a Meals-on-Wheels and Helping Hands service at home. The Hub per year enjoys over;
- 5,600 member visits
- Drives over 28,000 miles to bring our members to the Hub
- Delivers over 7,000 Meals-on-wheels to our local community
- Makes over 3,000 Helping Hands visits to clients’ homes
- Prepares over 13,000 two-course meals in our 5-star-rated kitchens