A few practical notes on what makes a club suggestion easy to place. None of it is compulsory. If you only know the name of a group and the suburb, send that and we will work from there.
The suburb or neighbourhood, the day and time the group meets, and the venue name are the three details readers look for first. A community hall, a library side room or a church annexe is enough of a venue. If the group already has a phone number, include it so people can check before travelling.
Step-free entry, nearby parking and a bus stop within walking distance are worth mentioning when you know them. So is the length of the walk from the gate to the room. If you are unsure about any of this, leave it out rather than guess. We would rather publish a shorter listing than a misleading one.
Craft mornings and hobby circles often ask members to bring their own supplies, while some keep a shared box of tools or a tea tin. Board game afternoons may have a small kitty for biscuits. Tell us how your group handles this and we will note it plainly, without turning it into a rule.
A photo of the meeting room or the entrance helps people recognise the place on the day. Only send images you have permission to share, and avoid pictures where members are clearly identifiable unless they have agreed. If you have no photo, that is fine. Many listings run without one.
We do not list groups that charge a joining fee to appear, and we do not publish private home addresses as meeting points. If a group is closed to new members, say so and we will hold the entry until that changes. We also cannot confirm a listing is still running unless someone tells us.
A listing that lets someone in your area decide, in under a minute, whether they can get there and whether it sounds like their kind of morning. That is the whole aim. Send what you have and we will shape the rest.
Postal point: The Firs, 32A Cradock Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196. Phone: +27 83 406 4346. Email: contact@middleeastseniors.com.
Middle East Seniors keeps its contact and postal point in Rosebank, on the northern side of Johannesburg. Letters, notes about a listing and short write-ups about a group you attend all reach us here.
This is a correspondence address, not a place to drop in. There is no counter, no reception and no scheduled visiting time, so please send anything in writing rather than travelling to Cradock Avenue. If a club listing already carries a phone number for the organiser, that number is the quickest route for questions about that specific group.
For anything about the directory itself, the contact form on this page is the right channel. Mention the suburb, the kind of activity and the practical details a reader would need, and it lands with the team that maintains the listings.
The address above is used for post and written correspondence only. It is not a venue for meetings or a place to visit in person.
The map marks the general Rosebank area around the postal address. It is a location reference for correspondence, not a route to a public entrance.
This is the only form on Middle East Seniors, and it is here for one purpose: to pass a club, a listing correction or a short write-up to the directory team. Fill in the fields below and the form will take you to a thanks page that confirms the request reached our handler. Nothing else happens automatically, so there is no account to create and no booking to keep track of.
If a listing already carries a contact number, that is usually the quickest route for a question about a specific group. For anything else, the directory team can be reached at the address and number below. The Rosebank address is a contact and postal point, not a place to drop in.
This is the one place on the site with a form. Use it to suggest a club, share a short write-up about a group you already attend, ask about a listing, or send a general note. Nothing here creates an account, a booking or a payment, and no automatic reply is sent.
If a listing already carries a phone number, that number is the fastest route to the organiser. For anything about the directory itself, write to us instead.
The Firs, 32A Cradock Avenue,
Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196
This is a contact and postal point, not a drop-in venue.
Please check with the organiser first that the group is happy to appear publicly.
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