Pembrokeshire County Council Consultation – Age Friendly Communities Strategy for Pembrokeshire – Have your say! Deadline for responses – 15th January 2026.

Age Friendly Communities Strategy for Pembrokeshire

About the consultation

Age Friendly Communities relates to how older people are able to live a good quality of life in their own communities and within the county.

This survey is for people aged 50 years old and older living in Pembrokeshire thinking about, our later years and the communities we are living in, how we ourselves can do things to support this, how can statutory services help and how can voluntary and community organisations help. 

An Age Friendly Community is a place that enables people to age well and live a good later life, somewhere that people can stay living in their homes, participate in the activities they value and contribute to their communities, for as long as possible.

The Age Friendly Communities approach was developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2007, in consultation with older people around the world. It is built on the evidence of what supports healthy and active ageing in a place and supports older residents to shape the place that they live.

For more information please visit the website below:

https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/have-your-say/age-friendly-communities-strategy-for-pembrokeshire

Please complete the online survey (opens in a new tab) by 15/01/2026.

If you would like a paper copy please contact Rachel Gibby, Age Friendly Communities Officer: ageingwell@pembrokeshire.gov.uk / 01437 775775