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The NHS Retirement Fellowship

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Providing social, leisure, educational activities for retired NHS staff and their partners.

Meetings are currently suspended in line with guidance issued regarding the Coronavirus

The NHS Retirement Fellowship is the organisation for NHS and social care staff, providing a bridge between life in employment and new opportunities in retirement.  Members enjoy a range of activities and interests meeting former colleagues, making new friends
and participating in a variety of events. Walking, golf, photography and sightseeing are just some of the activities enjoyed, and members benefit from various discounts including cruises, holidays and annual worldwide travel, home and car insurance.

There are local branches across Britain and new members are welcome to join our friendly organisation, to benefit from the services on offer and to support retired colleagues.

How can I access this service?
Meetings are currently suspended in line with guidance issued regarding the Coronavirus
When is this activity on?
Meetings are currently suspended in line with guidance issued regarding the Coronavirus
How much will it cost me?
£25 annual subscription. There may be a small charge to each meeting
Disabled access
All rooms in the St Nick’s Church are disabled-accessible: there is a passenger lift in the entrance lobby of the Parish Centre from which all rooms can be reached. Also, men’s, women’s and disabled toilet facilities are located in the basement.
How to get there
St Nicholas is situated near the Royal Liver Building at the Pier Head, at the bottom of Chapel Street opposite the Thistle Hotel (formerly Atlantic Tower). Merseyrail stations: Moorfields (Old Hall St exit) and James Street. Buses: to Dale Street, Pierhead or Cook Street. Car parking restrictions are in force during the day, there are NCP car parks nearby and some metered street parking
What groups of people is this for?
Older people
What age groups is this for?
65-79 80+
What areas of the city is this for?
People from anywhere in the city

Contacts

The NHS Retirement Fellowship, Liverpool Meeting venue, Our Lady & St Nicholas Church, L2 8TZ
  • See the website link for contact details
https://nhsrf.org.uk/membership/nhsrf-branches/

 

 

Delivered in partnership with

Healthwatch Liverpool
Citizens Advice Liverpool