Transport Services

Helping you get where you need to go

These transport schemes help ensure that living in a rural area does not limit independence or access to services.

Community Car

Volunteer drivers use their own vehicles to transport people who do not have access to suitable transport. This service is primarily for health-related appointments, such as hospital visits, eye tests, and other essential journeys.

Taxi Card Scheme

The Taxi Card Scheme provides subsidised taxi fares for older people and those living with disabilities.

Annual membership: £9

Members receive £50 worth of taxi vouchers

Health & Wellbeing

Caring for body and mind

From foot care to mental health support, we offer services that nurture the whole person.

Foot Care Clinic

Run by trained volunteers, the clinic provides basic foot care, nail cutting, and advice on suitable footwear. Healthy feet help reduce the risk of falls and mobility problems.

Small charge per session

Every second Thursday, 9:30am – 12:00pm

Appointment required

Thursday Drop-In

A supportive drop-in session for anyone experiencing mental health or wellbeing challenges including anxiety, depression, OCD, or addiction. A relaxed lounge environment with tea, biscuits, soft music, and informal activities like art and music.

Tuesdays: 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Funded by The Tudor Trust

Women's Support Group

A weekly group providing a welcoming space for local women to meet, talk and support one another. The group offers the chance to meet others, share knowledge and skills, and enjoy conversation over tea or coffee.

Wednesdays: 10:00am – 12:00pm

The Warren Room, Care Centre

Community Support Services

Practical help when you need it

From hot meals to prescription delivery, we help with the day-to-day essentials.

Meals on Wheels

A volunteer-run service delivering hot meals to people who cannot cook for themselves. Meals are prepared by Cartref Dyfi.

£6.50 per meal (main course and pudding)

Tuesdays and Fridays, 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Machynlleth and Penegoes

Diabetic meals available on request

Eligibility includes:

Individuals who are housebound
Those unable to shop or cook
People recovering from illness or surgery
Those at risk of malnutrition
Those living with an elderly carer needing assistance

Prescription Delivery

Volunteers collect and deliver prescriptions to people who cannot leave their homes or access the pharmacy themselves. This essential service helps ensure you never miss vital medication.

Monthly Lunch Club

The Lunch Club offers a chance for older people to socialise and enjoy a hot meal together. A friendly gathering with good food and great conversation.

For people aged 60+

Once a month on Thursday

Bowling Club

£8.50 per person

Supporting our community