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We often hear about the benefits of stepping out of your comfort zone, especially later in life. But what if true wellbeing comes from stepping into a different kind of comfort – one built on connection, companionship, and community?

Grief sticks around long after losing someone, but opening yourself up to new people and experiences can help you to cope. This is the advice of Terry Rendle, a member of Oswald Oddfellows.

A review of a recent Oddfellows Travel cruise trip to the islands north of the Scottish mainland.

This Friendship Month, we’ve been encouraging people to say ‘yes’ to trying new things, making new friends, and discovering all the brilliant things on offer at our Branches across the nation.

When you’re going through a tough time, it means the world to know you have people by your side to help you to cope and feel better.