Befriended Holidays
Friendship, Fun & Memories
Over the past couple of years many ‘friends’ have told Gail they no longer go on a holiday because they are on their own... SO we offer Befriended Breaks - where friendship, fun and fabulous memories are formed.
A break away from the norm is vital for our health and wellbeing, a chance to cherish the moment, meet and make new friends, and fill your tank with joy.
Whether it is having a go at new activities-bowls, snooker, rifle shooting, golf, swimming or just enjoying some evening entertainment in the company of friends - this break will do you the world of good.
About Befriended Breaks
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For many people experiencing loneliness, health challenges, or limited finances, holidays are simply not accessible.
Some have not had a holiday in many years — and for others, this may be their first opportunity ever.
Without support, the idea of travelling, staying away from home, or navigating a new environment can feel overwhelming or out of reach.
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Provide access to a holiday experience for those who may not otherwise have one
Reduce isolation through shared experience
Build confidence in new environments
Create meaningful memories
Strengthen friendships and connection
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This holiday is for people who:
Would not otherwise be able to access a holiday
Feel isolated or would benefit from time away
May lack confidence travelling alone
Would enjoy a supported group experience
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5-day group holiday to the Isle of Wight
Supported by staff and volunteers
Accessible and carefully planned
Mix of rest, social time, and optional activities
Inclusive and person-centred approach
Support available throughout the trip
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Participants often:
Experience joy, excitement, and a sense of freedom
Build strong friendships and shared memories
Gain confidence and independence
Feel refreshed and uplifted
Achieve something they never thought possible
Location and Booking
Booking is required via the office. Places are limited.
or Click below to complete an online booking form for your next holiday
Befriended is looking for partnership funding to facilitate the rollout of this activity.
If you or your organisation are interested in supporting this project, please contact Gail Millar, CEO of Befriended.