It is the aim of the The Bishop's Forum Activity Centres that participants of all ages, backgrounds and abilities will stretch, but not over-reach themselves. That they will feel challenged but not phased and will gain an enormous sense of achievement. Every effort is made to help develop the individual's self esteem and confidence.

Inspired by the former Bishop of Truro, the Right Rev Peter Mumford, The Bishop's Forum was set up as a charity for the young people of Cornwall. Since inception the Charity has expanded its scope to welcome local community use of our facilities.

Our mission is to Inspire, Challenge and Motivate people to develop their Life Skills to bring about positive change. An expert core team with support from our many skilled volunteers are also ready to provide thrilling activities for your family or "take the kids off your hands" in the holidays when you need a break.

The type of activity and the nature of the course is designed to suit the group or the individual´s abilities and interests and enhance social and thinking skills.

All our instructors have qualifications recognised by the national governing bodies relevant to their disciplines;

• British Canoe Union
• British Mountaineering Council
• Royal Yachting Association
• Grand National Archery Society
• British Sub Aqua Club
• British Schools Cycling Association
• Scuba Schools International

Exacting standards are set and monitored through efficient management. These standards are reflected by our registration and licence with The Adventure Activities Licensing Authority.

We are licensed to provide specified activities under the following headings: Kayaking Paddle Surfing, Open Canoeing Improvised Rafting, Rock Climbing Hillwalking, Sailing Mountaineering, and Abseiling.

The Bishop's Forum is a Registered Charity No. 1071862, and a Limited Company by Guarantee - Registered in England and Wales, Company No. 3546772. Our Registered Office is c/o Follett Stock, Malpas Road, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 1QH.

If you have any general enquiries, please direct them to:

Debbie Rogers - email: debbie@bishopsforum.org