ACASA – The National Casework Service of Age Concern España – would like to thank all who participated in the pub quiz at the James Joyce last week. A great time was had by all as 22 teams battled for … Continue reading →

          ACASA – The National Casework Service of Age Concern España – would like to say a big thank you to all those individuals who responded to our Christmas Appeal. In particular we would like to … Continue reading →

Thursday January 26th at 8pm Come join in the fun and chase away the January blues with our ‘So you think you know Spain’ quiz. The James Joyce is a traditional Irish Pub with friendly staff and great food. There … Continue reading →

This Christmas many of you will be enjoying the company of family and friends, waiting with bated breath to see what Santa Claus has brought and tucking into a dinner of turkey with all the trimmings. Spare a thought for those who are unable to … Continue reading →

ACASA – The National Casework Service of Age Concern España – is very pleased to introduce Kim Stollard who joined ACASA on 3 October 2011, in the post of Country Manager. She is based in the Consular offices in Madrid … Continue reading →

ACASA - Age Concern’s national casework service in Spain - continues to be extremely busy with referrals of clients from throughout Spain. Mostly these are residents of the areas of Spain with the highest numbers of British expatriates i.e. Andalucia and the … Continue reading →

On 12 October 2011, ACASA - The National Casework Service of Age Concern España - hosted a meeting in London of representatives of the UK charities with which we work. Judy Arnold-Boakes, ACASA President, chaired the meeting as she has done for … Continue reading →

This October marks the 10th anniversary of British military operations in the Afghanistan conflict. The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) Forces Help in Spain, through its Partnership with ACASA -  The National Casework Service of Age Concern España – … Continue reading →

In the August newsletter we reported on a donation ACASA received from the British School of Alicante in June 2011 – how gratifying it is to know that young people are being educated to help the older generation and that … Continue reading →