Friendship, laughter and a place to belong.
KGVI is a friendly day centre in the heart of Windsor, bringing older people together for good company, freshly cooked meals, activities and entertainment.
More than a day centre.
For generations, King George VI Day Centre has been a welcoming part of Windsor life. It is somewhere to meet friends, enjoy lunch, take part in activities, have a laugh and simply enjoy being together.
Our members come from across Windsor and every day is a little different. From live entertainment and crafts to games, exercise and special events, there is always something going on.
Discover more about KGVI →Good company. Good times.
The best way to understand KGVI is to see it in action. Our centre is about people, conversation, friendship and enjoying the day together.
There's always something going on.
Whether you enjoy getting involved or simply prefer relaxing with friends and a cup of tea, there is no pressure. Come along and make the day your own.
- Live entertainment
- Arts & crafts
- Flower arranging
- Keep fit
- Games & bingo
- Freshly cooked lunches
- Hairdressing
- Special events
See what's happening this month.
From entertainment and crafts to talks, games and special visitors, take a look at our latest programme and find out what is coming up at the centre.
Help keep KGVI moving.
Our minibus is an important part of life at KGVI, helping members who might otherwise struggle to get to the centre and enjoy everything we offer.
As a charity, we rely on the generosity of our community. Every donation, large or small, helps us get closer to our fundraising goal.
A little glimpse of life with us.
There is a warmth and energy to KGVI that photographs can only partly capture. Take a look inside and see what makes our community so special.
Proud of our past. Here for today.
The Windsor Old Peoples' Welfare Association was established in 1948. After ten years of local fundraising, the centre in Clarence Road was completed in 1958.
Permission was granted by the late Queen Elizabeth II for the centre to bear the name of her father, King George VI. Today, the centre continues that long tradition of friendship and community.
Read the KGVI story →There's more than one way to join our community.
Become a member
Fancy joining us? Find out what a typical day is like and how to become a KGVI member.
Find out more →Volunteer
Give a little of your time and help make a real difference to people in our local community.
Volunteer with us →Hire our hall
Our Clarence Road centre is also available to hire for groups, activities and special occasions.
Hall hire details →
