National Office
Please enter the office location/term above to receive results for your closest office as well as information matches
We are thrilled to announce an exciting new chapter for our local community. On Monday 9 November 2026, we officially relocated our popular adult day centre in Woldingham to the historic Woldingham Village Club!
Designed to bring older people together for conversation, gentle movement, and freshly cooked meals, our club offers a relaxed alternative to traditional day centres. By pairing genuine village hospitality with attentive support, we are offering a warmer, more personal approach to day care for older adults in Woldingham and the surrounding areas

Located on Upper Court Road, Woldingham Village Club has stood at the heart of village life for more than 100 years. Run on voluntary, not-for-profit principles for the benefit of the local community, the club offers an inviting, homely atmosphere where guests immediately feel at ease.
One of the standout highlights of our move is having the club’s talented chef, Julie, on hand to prepare delicious, homemade two-course lunches every single day we are open. Sharing a proper homemade meal brings back the simple pleasure of dining with friends and family, turning an ordinary Monday lunchtime into the highlight of the day.

The opening session at the new venue got off to a fantastic start, as our team warmly welcomed 11 guests for a full day of great activities.
Our adult day centre in Woldingham kicked off the morning with fresh tea and coffee, crosswords, morning newspapers, and a lively chat about the day’s headlines. Once everyone had settled in, Sarah led an uplifting chair yoga session tailored to all mobility levels.
According to NHS physical activity guidelines for older adults, people aged 65 and over benefit enormously from activities that improve strength, balance, and flexibility at least twice a week. Furthermore, research by Age UK shows that seated exercise and chair yoga boost circulation, ease joint stiffness, and build physical confidence without putting strain on the body, making it a perfect addition to our day centre.
At midday, Chef Julie served up a proper winter warmer: homemade cottage pie with carrots and peas, followed by apple crumble with custard or ice cream (and for those who simply could not choose, a generous helping of both!).
In the afternoon, we put our brains to work with our ever-popular coffee break quiz and a lively round of the alphabet game, sparking plenty of friendly competition. Seeing new friendships forming and guests enjoying the chance to stay active is exactly what our club is all about.

In semi-rural villages across Tandridge, staying socially connected can become harder when driving becomes tiring or winter weather keeps people indoors. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that 19.7% of residents across Tandridge District (around 17,800 people) are aged 65 and over, with 14% of all local households made up of a single older adult living alone.
When families search for welcoming day care for older adults in Caterham, Woldingham, or Warlingham, they want somewhere that feels like a friendly social gathering rather than a formal care facility. Regular club days give older adults something bright to look forward to each week while offering unpaid family carers valuable peace of mind and a well-earned break.
Thanks to the spacious facilities at Woldingham Village Club, our team will soon be introducing even more variety to our Woldingham Adult Day Club, including:
A huge thank you goes to everyone who joined us for our opening Monday. We are already looking forward to welcoming familiar faces and new guests next week.
Whether you would like to join us for a taster day, enquire on behalf of an older relative, or explore our visiting home care and day care, our friendly team would love to hear from you!
To book a place at our adult day centre in Woldingham, get in touch today:
Get in touch with your local Radfield Home Care office today and find out more about the support we offer and the difference we can make.