Age UK Carlisle and Eden Offers services to local individuals over 50, their family and their carers including: Information and Advice, Social Opportunities, Home Support, Charity shops, and Volunteering opportunities.

Information services to people aged 50 and over including: Helpline 01539 728180, connecting people to practical help and support at 17 Finkle Street, Kendal provides information and advice.

The service is based at the Bradbury Independent Living Centre, Workington for people aged 60+ living in Allerdale or Copeland. Members will take part in an initial holistic assessment to develop a personalised plan, so that whether socialising or partaking in a range of activities,…

Our Cockermouth Centre is located at 93 Main Street, Cockermouth. We offer a variety of activities and groups including Friendship groups, Positive Steps exercise classes, walking group, Craft group, Sunday Lunch group, Trips & Treats, Knit & Natter, Art Group, Sunday Sing-a-long, Ace of Spades…

The De Lucy centre is located above the Egremont shop on market place. The staff at the De Lucy Centre have information available on a range of activities in your local area. Many activities take place in the De Lucy centre such as the computer…

At Age UK West Cumbria we are developing a range of pioneering dementia services. This is in response to the individual needs and wishes of people whose lives are affected by memory concerns and the people who support them. Peer support groups - We offer…

Our head office is situated in Whitehaven in the old customs house and overlooks Whitehaven harbour. Here you will be able to access information on all of the services which Age UK West Cumbria has to offer. You will also be able to access information…

The Wigton resource centre is located in the Wigton community hospital on Cross Lane. The Wigton centre offers daily living aids & equipment, access to our Independent Living services, plus support to overcome loneliness and to take part in activities in the local community.  …

Recovery.org.uk is an addiction assistance provider for people suffering with alcohol, drug and other types of addiction throughout the UK. We have a free helpline with a free callback service, as well as a number of other complimentary support services. 

The AA is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope to solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. 24 meetings weekly in Cumbria. Phone 0845 7687 555 or visit Alcoholics Anonymous.