



Our aim is for every older person in the city to be an equal, valued and participating member of the community, able to influence policy and decision-making, challenge ageism and promote Bristol as an Age Friendly City.
We are a membership organisation led by our members, and work in partnership with other organisations to recognise diversity and address inequality and discrimination.
BOPF News
Social Care Crisis – TUC Report and BOPF Petition
BOPF had its first ever virtual Open Forum on 24th September ... More
Update from BOPF Chair
BOPF had its first ever virtual Open Forum on 24th September ... More
Cherry’s Story
Many years ago Cherry Hartley was very active and prominent in BOPF, as she stil ... More
Introducing our new BOPF Trustee!
Tara Mistry is our newest BOPF Trustee and she has been a great activist around ... More
BOPF Congratulates Roy Hackett on his MBE
BOPF Congratulates Roy Hackett on his MBE for services to the Bristol Community! ... More
BOPF Annual Appeal from our BOPF Ambassador
To all BOPF members and friends. Hello again! What a year it’s been so far. An ... More
Projects, Events and Campaigns around Bristol
Challenging Ageism Workshops
Thursday 4th February & 11th February 2021, 10:30am – 12:30pm With our partners Bristol Ageing Better (BAB), ... More
BOPF Open Forum – Thursday 25 February 2021
BOPF Open Forum – Thursday 25th February 2020, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Click here for further event details ... More
Age Proud Bristol awareness campaign
An awareness campaign that challenges perceptions of older people in Bristol and encourages people to feel proud of thei ... More
Centre for Ageing Better’s HoME initiative
The Housing Made for Everyone (HoME) coalition calls on the next government to make all new homes accessible and adaptab ... More