Our virtual doors are open
Thinking about becoming an Oddfellows member, but want to know more first? Join us at one of our online open days.
If you’ve recently retired and need the inspiration to create your new routine, then take a look at what your local Oddfellows friendship group has to offer.
We’ve social events and activities, group holidays, volunteering opportunities and wellbeing support ready and waiting, as well as plenty of others getting the most out of their retirement. Try adding the Oddfellows to your day, and enjoy your new life on your terms.
Stay active and keep learning
Add our social events, meet-ups and activities into your schedule.
Feel supported
Have the backing of our care, welfare and wellbeing teams if you need it.
Travel to new places
Holiday with other adventurous types.
Thinking about becoming an Oddfellows member, but want to know more first? Join us at one of our online open days.
Our branches run regular events and activities for local members online and in person, such as talks and walks, lunches out and coffee mornings. Find out what’s happening near to you.
If you're going through a difficult time, we’re ready to help where we can. See what local and central care, advice and wellbeing support we offer our members.
Our group getaways are always hosted, so you can visit all the places you’ve dreamed of in reassuring company. See what holidays are coming up.
You can still enjoy a promotion, as we’re always on the look-out for great money-saving offers to pass on to our members. Look at our current deals. *T&Cs apply.
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