A very warm welcome to Crouch End & District u3a, a non-religious and non-political registered charity based on the principles of self-help learning and co-operation and part of the u3a international movement
We are not a service provider, rather a mutual aid organisation to which all members are encouraged to contribute. Its success depends on the willingness of members to help out in whatever way they feel able
No qualifications are required to join, just a desire to get out, learn new things, meet new people in your local area, keep the brain and body active, and most importantly, to have fun!❝ I was new in the area and needed to find new friends, I joined a few groups and now have many friends and don’t feel a stranger … anymore, thanks to u3a ❞
❝ I was new in the area and needed to find new friends, I joined a few groups and now have many friends and don’t feel a stranger … anymore, thanks to u3a ❞
Membership is open for those who are no longer in full time work (retired or semi-retired)
Membership requires a fee, paid annually
❝ My life has been changed! I enjoy the diversity of activities from short walks, conversation language groups, outings, gallery visits, bird watching and so much more. A huge thanks to all of the conveners and the team who work so hard to ensure that all the groups offer a warm welcome, fun, inclusivity and learning, in accessible locations ❞
So, if you live in Alexandra Park, Bounds Green, Crouch End, East Finchley, Fortis Green, Harringay, Highgate, Hornsey, Muswell Hill, Stroud Green, Tottenham, Wood Green or even areas further afield, and are looking to meet new people and engage in a whole range of enjoyable and challenging activities, both mental and physical, why not enjoy the time of your life and join the Crouch End and District u3a? Over 790 others have …
What does the CEDu3a offer its members?
▷ London Region of u3as events
▷ A monthly bulletin
▷ Monthly meetings
▷ National u3a events
▷ Online monthly talks
▷ Social events
▷ Social media engagement
▷ Third Age Matters magazine
▷ Triannual newsletter
Accessibility
Meetings, group sessions and social events held at local venues are generally accessible to people with limited mobility, and wheelchair users
However, many groups do meet in conveners’ homes, where access may be difficult. If you have hearing, mobility, vision, or other accessibility issues, please check first with the group convener to ascertain how suitable the home for those with mobility issues
You can do this by completing the contact form on the Group’s page on this website
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