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Do you care for someone with mental ill health? Would you like to meet other carers with shared experiences?
This group is a social group for adults living with sight loss, to come along meet new people and take part in games and activities.
The Community Car Scheme helps people who are unable to access public transport in Northallerton, Bedale and surrounding villages. Community Car Scheme users may have mobility difficulties, a disability or live in a remote, rural area.
The Community Care system can be daunting and difficult for some older people to navigate at times, which is why our trained Officers are here to provide information, advice and guidance to ensure that older people get the support they require.
Free to use guides and advice https://220soft.support/northyorks/cs
We support people with Cerebral Palsy of ages and their families and carer's.
Whilst the Volunteer car scheme, taking people to health appointments, is still operating on a smaller basis, our Minibus shuttles have just restarted our trips are suspended for the moment. We are at looking at new ways to offer day trips etc and will up
Our Officers provide the vital debt advice in a friendly an impartial manner for those older people who may find themselves in this situation.
Join us for the Dementia Friendly Cafe in collaboration between Carers Plus Yorkshire and Dementia Forward at My Ti, Richmond Swimming Pool.
Hambleton Community Action’s Digital Champion service is here to support people increase their digital skills, get online and to stay safe online.
Drop in sessions where you can come and sit, relax, and enjoy social companionship. The kettle is always on! We also offer Creative Writing, Creative Arts and Crafts, Relaxation session.
Everyone is at risk of falls as they age; it’s a big cause of Hospital Admissions and can result in serious injuries and long term complications.
We offer a wide range of quality services, from supporting you to stay independent, safe and warm in your own home to keeping fit and providing extensive social opportunities. Our services are for anyone in South Lakeland who is aged 50 or above.
Attention! NAAFI break time for our Armed Forces Community
What is it?
Friends on the Phone is a weekly phone befriending service, where you are carefully matched to one of our lovely volunteers. They will then give you a ring each week at a regular time to have a chat and a catch up.
We are a volunteer-led community venue at the heart of the local area. We host a programme of events, concerts and shows plus have weekly classes and activities taking place most days. In addition, we have rooms available for hire.
The Hearing support service provides information and advice about hearing loss, NHS hearing aid batteries and basic hearing aid maintenance and demonstration equipment for assisting with hearing loss.
If someone contacts us or is referred to us through a third party for assistance and advice with their permission , we can arrange a home visit by one of our Case Officers to provide face to face support and complete a Compass holistic assessment.
Keeping warm at home is vital for our health and wellbeing, especially for older people with long term health conditions. We provide a range of information to ensure older people are able to stay warm while also being able to afford their energy bills.
People find themselves in need of changing their accommodation for many reasons, but this move is not always easy and knowing where to start can be challenging.
