The aim of our club is to promote the welfare of the elderly and inform in Roslin and Bilston and its environs. We provide social, mental and physical stimulation and advice on health and daily living. We go on regular outings and have entertainment from outside volunteers and paid workshops. A varied programme is arranged each week by friendly and caring staff, some of whom have been trained in nursing and physiotherapy. These activities can include gentle physical exercise, dominoes, Scrabble, Car Games, Quizzes, Sing songs, Slide Shows, Ceilidh Bands and talks/advice on matters affecting the health and acre of the elderly. Transport is provided and we give respite one day a week for careers. Members are collected from and returned to their homes each week and arrangements can be made for wheelchairs.
Tea, coffee and biscuits are served on arrival and a 2 course lunch with tea/coffee is provided.

We are happy to have any elderly person who is housebound or who maybe mentally or physically disadvantaged. We accept OAP's who may be lonely and living and coping on their own and those in sheltered housing.
We meet on Mondays from 10.00am - 2.30pm, from August to June, except for public holidays, in Roslin Community Hall. The cost per day is £1.50.

If you feel you would benefit from the Centre or, if you are a Career who would welcome some respite, please contact Mrs E Fisher at Roslin Community Hall by telephoning 0131-440 0293.