The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital

The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital The League was formed in 1954 as a joint league with two other hospitals.

The Friends is an essential part of the community supporting staff and patients of TMH by enabling and enhancing the provision of medical services, facilities and general improvements above the NHS baseline, ensuring the hospital's long-term future. In 1981 it became a separate League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital and has worked continuously since then to improve facilities and equipm

ent at this much valued community Hospital. In 2009 the League of Friends became an incorporated organisation (a company limited by guarantee) registered at Companies House Number 6956457 and registered with the Charity Commission as The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital with the registered charity number 1130645.

🧠 QUIZ NIGHT FOR A GREAT CAUSE 🎉Looking for a fun evening out while supporting a local charity?Join us at Hampton Social...
23/06/2026

🧠 QUIZ NIGHT FOR A GREAT CAUSE 🎉

Looking for a fun evening out while supporting a local charity?

Join us at Hampton Social Club's monthly Quiz Night on 31st July in aid of the League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital.

đź“Ť Hampton Social Club (opposite Hampton Station)
đź•Ł Prompt start at 8.30pm (arrive from 8.15pm)
đź’· ÂŁ2 per person entry
🎟️ Charity raffle on the night

The quiz is designed to be enjoyable for everyone, challenging enough to be fun, but not so difficult that you'll be scratching your head all evening!

All proceeds from entry fees and the raffle go directly to the League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital.

Gather your friends, grab a table early, and help support a fantastic local cause.

Simply come along or for more information email [email protected]

Join Richmond CVS for an in-person Volunteer Coordinators' Forum to discuss key topics and network with other Coordinato...
22/06/2026

Join Richmond CVS for an in-person Volunteer Coordinators' Forum to discuss key topics and network with other Coordinators.

ETNA Community Centre, Twickenham
Tuesday 7 July • 10 AM - 12 PM

If you recruit and manage volunteers within the borough of Richmond, join us for the Richmond Volunteer Coordinators’ Forum where we can share ideas and discuss the key issues in our day-to-day work with volunteers.

In the first part of the Forum, we will explore the difficult topic of volunteers who might no longer be suited for their role due to issues of health or capacity, what the issues are, and best practice for handling this sensitively.

Whatever the issues you are currently facing, the Coordinators’ Forum is an opportunity to discuss and share them and seek ideas and feedback from colleagues.

You will also have time to hear relevant updates and network with colleagues over tea and coffee.

This Forum is for Volunteer Coordinators, or anyone with responsibility for recruiting and managing volunteers working in the borough of Richmond.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/volunteer-coordinators-forum-tickets-1988156563802

Come along to a free self-advocacy workshop in Tooting to learn about your legal rights to care as a Disabled person.Sel...
18/06/2026

Come along to a free self-advocacy workshop in Tooting to learn about your legal rights to care as a Disabled person.

Self-Advocacy Workshop on Adult Social Care and the Care Act
Date: Thursday 23rd July 2026
Time: 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Location: Tooting Works Event Space, 89 Bickersteth Rd, London SW17 9SH

Being able to advocate for yourself is important. In this session you will learn how to advocate for yourself so that people making decisions about your care and support needs have to listen.

Sue Bradley from Rethink Advocacy will deliver the workshop. Light refreshments will be provided. Register online: https://ruils.co.uk/campaigning/campaign-events/

LEAH is delighted to be hosting a special event to celebrate Refugee Week in Richmond on Thursday 18th June 2026.Open to...
17/06/2026

LEAH is delighted to be hosting a special event to celebrate Refugee Week in Richmond on Thursday 18th June 2026.

Open to sanctuary seekers living in the borough of Richmond, the event will feature an interactive poetry session inspired by this year’s theme of “Courage”.

It will be a welcoming space to connect, share experiences, and explore creativity together.

Participants are asked to sign up in advance via email or a phone call to the Coordinator Savannah Smith – [email protected] / 020 8946 1829

Thursday 18th June 2026
10:30am – 1:30pm
Whittaker Suite, Old Town Hall
Whittaker Road, TW9 1TP

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Savannah or email [email protected]

LEAH is grateful to Richmond Council for Richmond Borough of Sanctuary funding.

https://learnenglishathome.org.uk/2026/05/27/celebrating-refugee-week-2026/

Come along to a free self-advocacy workshop in Teddington to learn about your legal rights as a Disabled person.Self-Adv...
17/06/2026

Come along to a free self-advocacy workshop in Teddington to learn about your legal rights as a Disabled person.

Self-Advocacy Workshop on Legal Rights
Date: Thursday 18th June 2026
Time: 1:30 – 3:30 pm
Location: Disability Action and Advice Centre, Teddington TW11 8HT

Being able to advocate for yourself is important; if you are not happy with the way something is done or the situation you are in, then people making decisions about your life have to listen.

This session will cover how to navigate legal pathways for services, including:
• Adult Social Care
• Mental Health
• Housing
• Discrimination
• Careers
• Complaints Ombudsman

Sue Bradley from Rethink Advocacy will deliver the workshop. Light refreshments will be provided. Register online: https://ruils.co.uk/campaigning/campaign-events/

Nature Walk on Barnes Common, Vine Road Recreation Ground, BarnesThursday 18 June • Starts at 6 PMCome along on this g...
16/06/2026

Nature Walk on Barnes Common, Vine Road Recreation Ground, Barnes
Thursday 18 June • Starts at 6 PM

Come along on this guided walk and explore our fantastic local nature reserve with BCL's Chair, Mike Hildesley.

Join Chair, Mike Hildesley, on an evening walk around the main areas of the Common. In summer, the flower meadows of this small nature reserve are teeming with butterflies and bees, and the woodlands are full of birdsong - the most common are Robins and Wrens, but if you're lucky, you may spot a black and white Great Spotted Woodpecker, or the more reclusive, brightly coloured Green Woodpecker. If it's a warm evening, Stag Beetles may take to wing, and before sunset, Swifts will be screaming and hunting for insect prey in the sky.

During the walk, we’ll look at our various habitats: meadows, woodlands, acid grassland, the orchard that is a former railway goods yard, and talk about our conservation work. You can also find out more about our concerns with local water quality, the impact of climate change and improving the wellbeing of our community.

This walk will start and finish at The Pavilion at Vine Road Park where you can fill your water bottle from the drinking fountain. It will last around two hours, but you can drop off at any time.

Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear sturdy footwear. If the weather is warm, you may wish to bring a bottle of water.

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Join the Learning Disability Awareness Event coming up next week! It's in York House at Clarendon Hall from 3pm to 6pm o...
16/06/2026

Join the Learning Disability Awareness Event coming up next week!

It's in York House at Clarendon Hall from 3pm to 6pm on Wednesday 17th June.

Free Workshop: Talk Listen Connect. Thu 18 Jun 2026, 10am - 12pm (online)Staff, trustees and volunteers from voluntary a...
16/06/2026

Free Workshop: Talk Listen Connect. Thu 18 Jun 2026, 10am - 12pm (online)

Staff, trustees and volunteers from voluntary and community organisations in Richmond borough are invited to join this free online awareness session.

At any given time, 20% of people say they feel lonely - and loneliness is known to be a cause and contributor to mental and physical ill health.

During Loneliness Awareness Week, we want to help tackle the issue and this invitation is for anyone in our local sector who would also like to play their part.

Talk Listen Connect (TLC) is an initiative run by Princess Alice Hospice in conjunction with Compassionate Communities UK, to help reduce the impacts of loneliness and social isolation that can be created by illness, grief or loss.

Led by their Head of Volunteering, the session will offer peer discussion on supporting those who might be struggling and show us how we can all be part of a more compassionate community.

Register now and see how you could be part of the TLC movement.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-listen-connect-be-part-of-a-more-compassionate-community-tickets-1985806250953?utm_source=RCVS+News+%26+E-alerts&utm_campaign=06b28ca0b3-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_04_15_10_00_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_13d7a2901f-06b28ca0b3-710676536

Dementia and Age Friendly Nature Walk By Barnes Common, Vine Road Recreation Ground ,BarnesTuesday 16 June • 3:30 PM -...
16/06/2026

Dementia and Age Friendly Nature Walk By Barnes Common, Vine Road Recreation Ground ,Barnes
Tuesday 16 June • 3:30 PM - 5 PM

A short stroll from Vine Road Pavilion out onto Barnes Common and back. Recognise the sights, sounds and smells of nature around us!

During this walk participants will learn about the history and ecology of Barnes Common and the work that we do to protect it. There will be regular stops and some sensory linked activities. The pace of the walk will be slow and relaxed and people can chat and socialise throughout.

Who can attend:

- People living with Dementia, and any carers or supporting adults
- Older people looking for a gentler, shorter experience in nature
- Any adults with disabilities or other additional needs
- Those of all ages with sensory sensitivities or needs
- People with limited mobility, please specify if a wheelchair or mobility aids are required so we can adjust the route if necessary

Starting location: Vine Road Recreation Ground - https://what3words.com/monday.chief.joke

General info: The tour will last about 60 minutes. The activity leader will be comfortable leading groups of people but they cannot act as carers or support workers. After the walk there will be the option to sit and chat with a cup of tea or coffee at Vine Road Recreation Ground.

Grade: Easy

Distance: Approx 1km

Child friendly: Yes, children must be accompanied by a adult who is responsible for them at all times.

Access: The walk is a mixture of paved and unpaved paths, consideration will be given to ground conditions to ensure it is accessible

This walk aims to give anyone attending an opportunity to explore nature in a small group (of 12 max), in a calm and gentle way. Spaces are limited so please book in advance.

Please note, dogs will not be admitted at this event except guide dogs. All events are dog free unless specifically mentioned in the event listing.

This activity is part of Barnes Common's commitment to be part of Age UK and Richmond Council's Dementia Friendly Communities.

Book at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dementia-and-age-friendly-nature-walk-tickets-1987816845696?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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The Friends Of TMH. Teddington Memorial Hospital, Hampton Road
Teddington
TW110JL

Telephone

+442087144074

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