Age Concern Hampshire's affordable foot clinics for over 50s

Age Concern Hampshire is running the clinics for residents aged 50 and over, offering toenail cutting and foot health checks by qualified practitioners.

Una Davey, head of commercial at Age Concern Hampshire, said: "Our foot care clinics provide a safe, professional, and affordable service for older people who might otherwise go without vital foot care.

"With living expenses rising, we are committed to making essential foot care as affordable and accessible as possible."

Age Concern Hampshire currently operates 61 foot care clinics. (Image: Age Concern Hampshire) The clinics are designed to be affordable and accessible. They operate every six weeks and are delivered by professionally trained foot health practitioners who have undergone DBS checks.

The service aims to identify issues early and provide advice on when to seek specialist support.

Nearly 30 per cent of older people struggle to afford basic expenses, including healthcare.

Many delay or skip foot care appointments due to financial pressures.

Age Concern Hampshire currently operates 61 clinics across 15 venues in the county.

The charity has expanded its reach in response to growing demand.

By offering regular, affordable foot care, it aims to help older adults maintain their independence and wellbeing.

To book an appointment or find out more, visit Age Concern Hampshire's website or call 01962 868545.