Beaudesert U3A shows the importance of community connection
Key points
- The Beaudesert branch of the University of the Third Age, known as U3A, is offering older residents a way to learn new skills, make friends and stay active. The volunteer-run group focuses on interest groups for people over 50, with most members aged between 65 and 85.
- Its roughly 25 activities include music, art and physical pursuits such as tennis, indoor bowls and croquet. Branch president Brendan Dever said membership has recovered to around 440 since Covid-19 restrictions reduced numbers.
- New visitors can attend one session before deciding whether to join.
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