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MHA Walter Hall Lecture

The Walter Hall Lecture is named after the founder of MHA Methodist Homes, the Rev Walter Hall, whose passion and determination led to the creation of the charity to support older people. Today, MHA Methodist Homes cares for and supports over 18,000 older people in its 90 care homes, 70 retirement living complexes and 57 community-based Live at Home schemes, all helping older people live later life well.

These annual lectures are designed to focus attention on the complex and pressing needs facing older people.

Inaugural Walter Hall Lecture

Date: Wednesday 23 October 2019
Time: 6pm — 9pm
Location: Methodist Central Hall, Aylesbury Room, London SW1H 9NH

Our annual Walter Hall Lectures launch in October 2019 and this year will focus on inter generational responsibility, especially in the area of funding and support in later life. .

Admission is free and drinks and canapes will be served.

Book your place today using our online booking form or by calling 01332 221922.

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