Table 2.

Attender participants’ characteristics (n = 23)

Characteristics		Number
Age	65–69	2
	70–74	1
	75–79	4
	80–84	6
	85–89	5
	90–94	3
	≥95	1
	Not given	1
Sex, gender identity and sexual orientation	Male	5
	Female	18
	Gender same as birth	23
	Heterosexual	23
Marital status	Widowed/ surviving partner	15
	Separated/ divorced	5
	Never married	1
	Married	2
Living arrangements	Alone	15
	With adult children/other family	6
	With spouse	2
Accommodation	Owner-occupied	7
	Rented - privately	2
	Rented - LA/housing association	14
Means-tested financial help	Pension Credit & Housing Benefit	9
	Pension Credit	2
	No means-tested financial help	10
	Does not know	2
Education	Secondary & further education	6
	Completed secondary school	15
	Did not complete secondary	2
Ethnicity	White British /English	16
	White - any other	1
	Black Caribbean	5
	Asian - any other	1
Religion	Christian	17
	Judaism	1
	Atheism/no religion or belief	5
Health conditions or disabilities	Have a health condition or disability	23
	General learning disability	2
	Mental health condition	2
	Blind/partially sighted - uncorrected by glasses	3
	Other (e.g. hip replacements, stroke, thrombosis)	5
	Deafness or serious hearing impairment	8
	A physical disability or mobility difficulties	17
	A long-standing illness or health condition	17
Edmonton Frail Scale (EFS)	Severe frailty (11–17)	5
	Moderate frailty (9–10)	3
	Mild frailty (7–8)	4
	Apparently vulnerable (5–6)	9
	No frailty (0–4)	2
Practitioner Assessment of Network Type (PANT)	Locally integrated	8
	Locally self-contained	8
	Local family-dependent	3
	Private-restricted	3
	Borderline family-dependent & locally self-contained	1
	Wider community-focussed	0
Short Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS) (n = 22)	Raw score range: 18–35 (mean 27.18) Metric score range: 17.43–35 (mean 24.78)
	Good wellbeing (> 1 SD above mean)	4
	Average wellbeing (±1 SD of mean)	13
	Poor wellbeing (< 1 SD below mean)	5