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Equipment for Daily Living (101kb)
If you are disabled, however slightly, things such as turning on taps, holding a knife and fork or getting in and out of the bath can become more and more difficult. There are numerous gadgets, aids and items of equipment that can help with such problems. This information sheet describes what is available, from where, and how you can get it.
Homesharing (838kb)
Homesharing is a simple way of people helping each other. One person has a home that they are willing to share but are at a stage in their life where they need some help and support. The other needs accommodation and is willing to give some help in exchange for somewhere to live.
Housing Options (567kb)
Practical information & advice about available housing choices, including help to stay put, considering moving, moving home, moving in with family, moving to sheltered housing.
How well does your home suit you? (1,005kb)
A short questionnaire designed to help you weigh up the pros and cons of your present home.
Meal delivery services to your home (16kb)
Pointers to commercial, local authority and voluntary agencies that provide meals
Your security : Personal safety at home and in the street (215kb)
Many of us are anxious about crime. But the fact is that older people are less likely to be attacked or robbed than people in any other age group.A crime can often be avoided by taking a few simple precautions.This leaflet explains steps you can take to make you feel more secure both at home and when you’re out and about.
Helping you get the help or care you need.
Helping you choose appropriate housing or care homes.
Helping you decide how best to pay for help or care.
Helping you get what you are entitled to.