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Age UK Sunderland

Front Door Service, Advocacy Service, Community Support Clubs, Keeping in Touch, Dial a Driver, CIT Living Well Links, Hospital Discharge Service, The Essence Service, Social Focus, Information & Advice, Lifestyle Service, Redwood Day Service and Metcalfe Dementia Support Service.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Disability First

Advice and information for people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, learning disabilities or mental health problems. Information on disability related issues, including benefits, holidays, transport, sport and leisure, education and access. Run by and for disabled people.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

ASSIST (Withington)

Local charity providing practical help for older people in the Withington area of Manchester who have no one else to turn to. Volunteers provide help such as befriending, emergency shopping, transport, pushing wheelchairs, befriending, and basic practical tasks. Lunch Club on Tuesdays for over 65s. Seated exercise classes on Friday mornings, Coffee group on Wednesday afternoons, monthly groups, day trips, park walking, volunteer help with phones/tablets etc on Wednesday afternoons. please call for more information/to book.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Age UK County Durham

Telephone helpline offering information and advice for older people and their carers on benefits, care, consumer, respite care, disability, housing rights, transport and mobility, money.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Headway Plymouth

Headway Plymouth’s primary objective is to provide support to survivors of traumatic brain injury, help them to come to terms with the changes in their lives and to learn to live as independently as possible. Clients are helped to redevelop independent living, social and communication skills through activities such as drawing, painting, cooking, board games, all designed to improve cognitive and problems solving skills. We provide respite care for family and carers.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Age UK Cambridgeshire & Peterborough

Range of services for older people and their carers. Information and advice on various issues such as housing, health, mobility aids, benefit claims; practical support to remain living in own home, such as housework, fitting grab rails and support with other aids and adaptations; reducing loneliness and isolation offering social clubs and home visiting.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Age UK - Cheshire

Telephone information and advice. Day care services. Befriending service. Wellbeing and dementia advisers. Social activities and coach trips. Support to care and home. Falls Prevention advice and support.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Age UK - Bury (Advice and Information)

Information and advice for people of pension age and their carers and families on a range of issues, including benefits, care, respite care, disability, housing rights, transport and mobility.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Age UK - Stockport (Commonweal)

Information and advice for older people, their carers, families and friends on a wide range of issues. Services to support older people following illness or hospital discharge. Wellcheck service, with home visits. Practical support including Handy Help service. Services for carers. Activities and social support groups.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

Vale Community Impact

Vale Community Impact (VCI) serves the communities of Wantage, Faringdon, Watchfield, Shrivenham, and the surrounding villages within the Vale of White Horse District. VCI provides three main services: 1.Advice Services: This includes support on topics such as debt, benefits, employment, consumer rights, and more. 2. Transport Scheme: VCI offers transportation to hospitals, doctors, and day centers for individuals who are unable to use public transport. 3. Good Neighbour Scheme: This service supports elderly and vulnerable individuals by offering assistance with befriending and shopping. Additionally, VCI hosts pop-up cafés every 2-3 weeks in village halls to help combat loneliness.

To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email advicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.

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