Registered charity number: 900542 Company limited by guarantee. Registered in England number: 2452302

Welcome

Welcome to our web site. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life of older people in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Founded in 1972, Age Concern in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is an independent registered charity (No. 900542).

We aim to provide help and support on any issue of concern to older people. We try to ensure that the voices of older people are heard on the matters that affect their daily lives and we campaign for better services and benefits.

We hope that you will enjoy browsing our web site, that you will find it interesting and informative and that you will wish to support our work for older people in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

Charity shops

Our charity shops are run by Age Concern England and rely on saleable quality donations from the general public. There are always opportunities for volunteers at both our sites in Truro and Wadebridge.

Truro: 01872 223527 Wadebridge: 01208 813334

Age Concern Products and Services

Age Concern Enterprises offers a range of products and services designed with the needs of the over 50s in mind. It arranges insurance through a network of Appointed Representatives operating from around 300 local Age Concerns across the UK. Age Concern Enterprises is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. 

Any profits generated by Age Concern from these products go directly to support Age Concern’s charitable activities both locally and nationally. 

Please contact us on 01872 266388 or simply click here for more information www.ageconcern.org.uk/shop

The Aim of the Directory is to provide a source of information about advocacy, information, support and advice.

We aim to provide a service to anybody who might need help, whatever their age, disability or ethnic and personal circumstances.

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Throughout this site are photographs of Cornwall, its landscapes, seascapes, heritage and of course its people.

All photographs are by kind permission of Stuart Lindsay.