As seasonal pressures take hold, leading to an increase in demand, the charity is asking for people to help its busy operation.
It holds three sessions a week at St Michael's Church, Newquay, as well as venues in St Columb Minor and St Columb Major.
Press PLAY to hear from Strategic Manager Zoe Nixon as she tells us more about how you can get involved.
Tributes pour in to much-loved member of Newquay Rowing Club
Hundreds of people have paid tribute to John Bawden; a founder member of the club.
Ten skydivers to take a 10,000 leap of faith to raise funds for St Francis Dogs Home
The group want to raise £2,000 to fund the ongoing care of a French Bulldog and her five puppies.
Cornwall Council staff urged to ‘avoid speculation’ during ‘unsettling time’
The new interim boss at Cornwall Council has urged staff to avoid speculating about the absence of chief executive Kate Kennally.
'Spooky Newquay' set to make a return to the town next month
Hundreds of people are expected to take part in the annual Zombie Crawl.
Growing opposition to Cornwall’s streets going dark after midnight
Cornwall Council has been asked to hold a “county level vote” on its decision to turn streetlights off across the Duchy between midnight and 5am.
Newquay family launches £50,000 appeal to adapt home for four-year-old Jude
A Newquay family is hoping to raise £50,000 to adapt its home for a four-year-old boy living with a rare progressive muscle degeneration condition.
Free community fete to be held in Treloggan
A free community fete featuring local stalls, family activities and live music is being held in Treloggan this September.
St Mawgan Steam and Vintage Rally promises three days of family entertainment
Steam engines, vintage vehicles, live music and family activities will be among the attractions at this year's St Mawgan Steam and Vintage Rally.
Newquay world record surfing attempt postponed
An attempt to break the world record for the most surfers riding a single wave in Newquay has been postponed until the October half-term.
Campaigners fear Glendorgal could change before rights inquiry concludes
An application concerning access to the path around Glendorgal Headland will be the next to be allocated to a case officer, Cornwall Council has said.
‘Wind your necks in’ councillors told over Reform UK resignations
It’s been an increasingly regular agenda item at Cornwall Council meetings – the allocation of seats on committees having to be re-decided after councillors jump ship from one political group to another.
Charity relay to celebrate Newquay coach’s 20 years of helping runners
A one-mile relay race will raise money for local charities while celebrating a Newquay coach who has spent 20 years helping people of all abilities take up running.
Price hat-trick leads Newquay sporting weekend
Louis Price scored a perfect hat-trick as Newquay AFC reached the next round of the FA Vase, while there were also wins for Newquay Reserves and St Columb Major, a team podium for Newquay Running Club's runners and success at Newquay Golf Club’s RNLI fundraisers.
Record 150 teams compete in Crantock Bale Push
A record 150 teams took part in the 26th Crantock Bale Push, with competitors travelling from as far as Italy and Scotland.
Controversial seafront development is now ‘undeliverable’
A huge development on Newquay seafront has been abandoned as “undeliverable”, meaning an old hotel will now be demolished with no promise that anything will replace it.
Disposable barbecues could be banned on beaches
Cornwall Council is considering a ban on the use of disposable barbecues on beaches following this summer’s spate of wildfires.
Newquay theatre production to honour late actress Penelope Keith
The Director of a new production at Newquay's Lane Theatre say she wants to perform the show in honour of the late actress Penelope Keith.
Cornwall needs a ‘fairer, honest’ housing waiting list
Cornwall Council members will be asked next week to support a fairer, clearer and honest housing waiting list to give applicants “the truth about their situation” within a system that is currently “opaque and difficult to navigate”.
New plans could pave way for demolition of derelict Narrowcliff buildings
Plans for a temporary use of the stalled Narrowcliff development in Newquay are set to be presented to senior planning officers, in a move which could allow the derelict buildings to be demolished.
Help find a cat a home
RSPCA Cornwall says it urgently needs to find homes for cats and kittens after being inundated with animals needing its help.
