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Thinking about becoming an Oddfellows member, but want to know more first? Join us at one of our online open days.
Retirement is your chance to connect, explore and belong.
With Oddfellows friendship groups, shared activities make it easy to meet people and build meaningful connections at your own pace.
From social events and travel opportunities to volunteering and wellbeing support, there’s always something to bring you together.
You’ll find welcoming spaces, real conversations and genuine companionship.
Try a local meetup and discover what your retirement could become.
Ask us to send you a free info pack, which includes details of your nearest group.
Thinking about becoming an Oddfellows member, but want to know more first? Join us at one of our online open days.
Join friendly social groups and activities near you to stay active and connected, and to feel part of a welcoming local community.
Speak to someone who understands, with confidential advice lines and care and welfare support.
Explore new UK destinations on organised group holidays, with friendly hosts and great company every step of the way.
Access discounts and special deals to help your retirement income go further on the things you enjoy. *T&Cs apply
100s of in-person and online events held across the UK each week.
Free webinar | Tues 14 July | 7pm
Join author and world-renowned anthropologist, Dr Anna Machin as she offers her expert advice on how to navigate the emotional and social aspect of this exciting life stage. Learn how to recognise and rebuild your identity, replace lost routines with new ones, and ultimately find a new rhythm that excites you.
Sue Holland was used to a fast-paced life, balancing a dynamic career and a wealth of hobbies and volunteer roles. But 18 months ago, she made the bold choice to leave the hustle behind and embrace retirement – with a little help from the Oddfellows. Read Sue's story.
When you’ve given decades to a career, your profession becomes a big part of who you are. This was the case for Vivienne Jones. It was also the switch to days without a standard routine and the effortless access to company which led her to the Oddfellows. Read Vivienne's story.
There’s a real buzz at meetings. It brings laughter into your day. It’s important to have something to look forward to.
Retirement isn't just the ‘end of work’, it’s the beginning of something new. We asked "Doctor of Happiness", Andy Cope for his top tips on shining your brightest post-work. Read Dr Cope's advice
Feel stick in a rut? Ticked off all your 'things to do'? Switching from a ‘To Do’ to a ‘To Be’ mindset could be the key to the unlocking of a more fulfilling and purposeful retirement. Here's how