Ageing Well Midlothian (Midlothian Health and Social Care Partnership)

Who is this for?

  • People aged 50 and over, and those with a long-term condition that requires more gentle exercise

Who provides this?

  • Midlothian Council

Description

Ageing Well is a physical activity project for older people in Midlothian. The project is run by volunteers and offers participants various activities including:

  • health walks
  • line dancing
  • new age curling
  • indoor bowling
  • badminton
  • pickleball
  • ballroom dancing
  • table tennis
  • singing group
  • extenders exercise
  • various team walking sports (walking football, walking rugby)

This service gives you the opportunity to meet others, make friends and find companionship, and lead a healthy lifestyle in your local area.

How do I access this?

Is there a cost?

Walks are free and all volunteer led activities are £2. Instructor led activities vary from £3 onwards.

Is there a waiting list?

We currently have a waiting list for the following activities on the programme:

  • Beginners Line Dancing at Dalkeith Art Centre, Mondays from 2.55-3.50pm – (call 07825356478)
  • Pickleball at Lasswade Campus, Tuesdays from 5.30-8pm – (call 07825356478)
  • Table Tennis at Ladywood Leisure Centre, Penicuik, Wednesday from 10am-12pm – (call 07825356478)
  • Extenders Exercise class, North Church, Penicuik, Thursday from 10.15-11.15am – (call 07825356478)

Location information

  • Ageing Well activities take place in leisure centres, libraries, churches and community centres across the Midlothian area. 
  • If you require information about location of an activity, parking etc please contact the Ageing Well coordinator on 07825356478.

Opening times

Various weekly activities are currently on offer from Monday – Sunday (excluding Saturday).

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Contact Details

Natasha McInninie
Fairfield House, 8 Lothian Road, Dalkeith, EH22 3AA

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Types of support on offer:

Nature
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Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

Healthy living

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