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Come and Give WADE a Try!

by Guest contributor
June 19, 2025
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If you’re over 60 and seeking a friendly, welcoming place in Wokingham, come along and give WADE Day Care Centre a try! Situated in the beautiful Grade II* listed building at 40 Reading Road, WADE is open Monday to Friday, 9 am–4 pm—a warm community offering care, companionship, and engaging activities.


Delicious Home-Cooked Meals & Refreshments

Enjoy a freshly prepared two-course hot lunch, with morning and afternoon tea or coffee daily. The exceptional catering team create a relaxing atmosphere where good food and pleasant conversation naturally come together.


Professional, Compassionate Care

WADE is overseen by a full-time manager and a dedicated team of qualified carers. Two wheelchair-accessible minibuses with trained drivers provide secure, door-to-door transport—making your visit easy and stress-free.


Engaging & Diverse Activities

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Each day brings a range of activities: quizzes, bingo, seated exercise, armchair tai chi, flower arranging, crafts, board games, gardening, singing sessions, and occasional live entertainment. Members are encouraged to suggest new ideas, keeping the programme fresh and inclusive.


Therapy & Pampering On-Site

Thanks to a partnership with Therapies on Thames, on-site physiotherapy, chiropody, and hairdressing services are available—supporting both well-being and confidence.


Historic & Cosy Setting

Set within a welcoming 16th-century building, WADE is full of character and charm. With a conservatory, patios, and garden areas, there are bright spots indoors and serene outdoor spaces to enjoy a little sunshine and fresh air.


Free Tuesday Tea, Coffee & Biscuits

Curious to see what WADE is like? Visit any Tuesday afternoon for free tea, coffee, and biscuits—no commitment required. Simply call ahead, and we’ll look forward to greeting you!


Volunteer & Make a Difference

Become part of the WADE family by volunteering your time and skills! We welcome helpers to:

  • Organise events and support fundraising
  • Apply for grants to boost our services
  • Drive the minibus
  • Work in the charity shop or help tend the gardens
    Your efforts help WADE thrive and bring our community closer together—get involved and be part of something meaningful!

Golden Gala Dinner Dance – Don’t Miss Out!

Save the date: 11th October, at Bearwood Lakes Golf Club, for our Golden Gala Dinner Dance—an unforgettable night of elegance, fun, and fundraising for WADE. See our poster for details..

Buy your tickets now and don’t miss out—have a fantastic evening while supporting WADE’s vital work!


Friendship & Community Spirit

WADE is, above all, a place of connection and community. Visitors often describe the Centre as a “hub of friendship and laughter”—and it’s true! Whether you join an activity or enjoy refreshments, you’ll feel the welcoming spirit that makes WADE special.


Respite for Carers & Peace of Mind for Families

WADE offers more than just a fun day out—it gives carers and families valuable peace of mind. With loved ones cared for and happily engaged, families can take a well-deserved break with confidence.


Come and Say Hello!

Rather than committing right away, start with a visit—enjoy a free Tuesday afternoon with tea, coffee, and biscuits. Meet the team, experience the friendly atmosphere firsthand, and consider volunteering or joining us all year round.

To book a visit or learn more, call 0118 978 7025 or visit our website.

We look forward to welcoming you—and sharing a cuppa soon!

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