EEWA creates safe and welcoming environments where Eritrean elders can gather to socialise, share stories, and build meaningful relationships. These spaces foster a sense of belonging, helping to combat isolation and loneliness by encouraging positive interactions and building a supportive community.
EEWA organises trips to provide Eritrean elders with meaningful opportunities to explore cultural, recreational, and social environments. These outings, ranging from local excursions to cultural landmarks, offer a chance to engage with the world outside their immediate surroundings while fostering community bonds and reducing isolation.
EEWA offers training programs and activities tailored to the needs of Eritrean elders, including health and well-being sessions, essential digital skills training, such as NHS app Training and other personal development workshops. These activities empower elders to stay engaged, learn new skills, and improve their overall quality of life in a changing world.
EEWA hosts a variety of events and entertainment activities, including cultural celebrations, community gatherings, and performances. These events are designed to bring joy and connection to Eritrean elders, helping them maintain an active social life and celebrate their traditions within a supportive community setting.
EEWA offers training programs and activities tailored to the needs of Eritrean elders, including health and well-being sessions, essential digital skills training, such as NHS app Training and other personal development workshops. These activities empower elders to stay engaged, learn new skills, and improve their overall quality of life in a changing world.
EEWA extends care to elders confined to their homes or recovering in hospitals by offering home and hospital visits. Volunteers and staff provide emotional and practical support, ensuring that these members feel connected, valued, and cared for despite their circumstances. This service emphasises companionship and personalised attention for those in need.
We believe in treating our clients with dignity, respect, and empathy, fostering a sense of trust and ensuring their comfort and happiness.
Joining EEWA is simple! If you are 50 years or older, you are eligible to become a member. You can visit our Senior Social Club, attend one of our events, or contact us directly to sign up. Our team will guide you through the membership process and introduce you to the services available to you.
EEWA provides a range of services to support Eritrean elders in London, including:Senior Social Club & Community Engagement – A welcoming space for elders to socialize, enjoy refreshments, and take part in activities.
• Healthcare Support – Guidance on accessing NHS services, digital health training, and bringing in volunteer nurses for additional support.
• Organized Trips & Events – Cultural outings, recreational activities, and celebrations to keep elders engaged.D
• Training & Support – Teaching elders how to use smartphones, book appointments online, and access essential services.
• Transportation Assistance – Partnering with Pepper Pot and Westway to help elders attend medical appointments and social gatherings.
Yes! We understand that some elders may have mobility challenges or health conditions that prevent them from attending our programs in person. Through our home and hospital visit service, we provide companionship, practical support, and healthcare guidance to ensure no elder is left behind.
If you or a loved one needs a home visit, please reach out to us.
While EEWA is not a medical provider, we work closely with volunteer nurses, healthcare consultants, and partner organizations to support elders with their healthcare needs. Our healthcare initiatives include:
• Helping elders book medical appointments & navigate NHS services
• Providing digital health training for using NHS apps and online services
• Bringing in volunteer nurses for health checks & medication support
• Offering transport assistance for medical visits
If you need healthcare guidance, we are here to help!
Many elders struggle to get to appointments, social clubs, and community events due to transportation barriers. EEWA is working with Pepper Pot, Westway, and local partners to:
• Offer volunteer-driven transport for medical visits and social gatherings
• Provide travel training for elders unfamiliar with public transport
• Assist in applying for free elder travel passes
If you need transport assistance, let us know!
EEWA receives funding through grants, community partnerships, and generous donations from individuals and organizations. We also work with Westway, Ubuntu Pledge, and OpenAge to bring in additional funding for healthcare, transport, and digital training initiatives.
If you would like to support EEWA, you can:
✔ Volunteer your time to assist elders with activities
✔ Make a donation to help fund our programs
✔ Partner with us to provide professional services
Every contribution helps us expand our programs and support more elders!