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Hi all,


You might be interested to know that you can now by older friends and relatives practical and thoughtful gifts via Southwark Circle, a membership organisation for Southwark residents over the age of 50. They have developed a range of practical gift sets that people can buy older friends and relatives.


Some of the packs focus on daily practical tasks, like ?A New Look? that offers neighbourly help with jobs in the house. Other gifts offer support with using technology, like ?In Touch? that features Internet lessons, or ?New Memories? that helps with using digital cameras and other photography equipment. ?Out and About? gives recipients the chance to join in on group outings, like the one next week to the Southbank?s German Market.


Look out for the "No More Socks" gift campaignon buses in east dulwich!


Visit www.southwarkcircle.org.uk for more information

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