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Age UK Lancashire

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Self referral, Disability, Chorley Residents, Benefits Advice, Benefits - Form Filling, Adults at risk of admission to Hospital (non-medical), Digital Inclusion, Community Support, Social engagement and social inclusion support, Adults at risk of admission to hospital, Home Care/Aids/Adaptations, Improved health/capacity to manage, Hospital Discharge, Social Prescribing, Older People, Social Isolated, Befriending Services Help, Community Support during isolation, Dementia assistance, Hospital Discharge, Independence at home or outside the home, Household Support Fund - South Ribble, Household Support Fund - Chorley, West Lancashire Residents

Description

Age UK Lancashire’s Living Well Support Service is designed to help older people return home safely after a hospital stay, prevent unnecessary hospital admissions, and provide urgent support following a significant life event. Our goal is to promote independence, improve wellbeing, and ensure you have the right support to live safely and comfortably at home. We offer two levels of personalised support: Tier 1 – A short-term service (up to 3 hours) that includes a home assessment to identify any ongoing support needs, with the option of transport home from the hospital. Tier 2 – A follow-up support package (up to 15 hours) providing essential information, advice, and practical assistance. This includes home safety checks, mobility aids, falls prevention, medication support, care needs assessments, finance and benefits advice, fire safety guidance, and access to local support networks. Our dedicated team ensures you receive tailored support to regain confidence and independence at home. If you or a loved one needs assistance after a hospital stay or a major life event, contact us today to find out how we can help.

0300 303 1234

advice@ageuklancs.org.uk

Moorgate, Ormskirk, Lancashire, L39 4RY

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www.ageuk.org.uk/lancashire/

Home-Start Central Lancashire

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Self referral, Asylum Seekers / Refugees, Mental Health, Students, Chorley Residents, Maternal Mental Health, Families and Children 0-19 years, Volunteering, Peer Support, Community Support, Improve access to psychological therapies, Social engagement and social inclusion support, Vulnerable Adults, Early Intervention and Prevention, Vulnerable Children/Familes, South Ribble Residents, Improved health/capacity to manage, Social Prescribing, Social Isolated, Complex Needs, Community Support during isolation, Younger People

Description

Home-Start Central Lancashire is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through their challenging times. We are there for parents and children when they need us the most because we know that childhood can’t wait. Home-Start works with families in communities right across Central Lancashire. Starting in the home, our approach is as individual as the people we’re helping. No judgement, it is just compassionate, confidential help and expert support. Families struggling with post-natal depression, early childhood development, isolation, challenging behaviour, physical and mental health problems, bereavement and many other issues receive the support of a volunteer who can spend two hours once a week in a family’s home supporting them in the ways they need. Home-Start Central Lancashire also provides up to date training for volunteers and parents, supports families practically and emotionally to increase their capacity to cope with and enjoy life events such as Christmas and school holidays, and helps families to access and engage with other agencies and support.

01257 241636

Donna.hussain@homestartcentrallancs.org.uk

112A Market Street, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 2SL

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www.homestartcentrallancashire.org.uk

Progress Lifeline

Categories

Self referral, Disability, Mental Health, Chorley Residents, Adults at risk of admission to Hospital (non-medical), Adults with a history of Falls over 18 and Living in Chorley, Adults with a learning disability, Health Visitors and School Nurses, Social engagement and social inclusion support, Adults at risk of admission to hospital, Vulnerable Adults, Early Intervention and Prevention, South Ribble Residents, Home Care/Aids/Adaptations, Improved health/capacity to manage, Hospital Discharge, Social Prescribing, Older People, Social Isolated, Community Support during isolation, Younger People, Dementia assistance, Hospital Discharge, Independence at home or outside the home, Blind or Sight Impaired, Deaf or Hard of Hearing

Description

At Progress Lifeline, we provide a range of telecare sensors that can be installed in homes to protect those who live alone or are vulnerable in any way. Our products are designed to sense danger in the home or vulnerability to falls and identify the need for assistance. These sensors are all linked to our 24/7 Alarm Receiving Centre where our extremely friendly and helpful team will check you are safe and call the appropriate help if needed. We also provide an Emergency Response Service. The emergency responders are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to visit you if you are in need, or if we cannot confirm you are safe following an activation. Our responders will get to you within 60 minutes, although our average is normally 35 minutes. Progress Lifeline can also monitor people outside of the home with our GPS device which can be worn as a pendant or a key-fob. The GPS device, named The Footprint can provide extra reassurance inside and outside the home or if a person does not have a telephone line they can use this for connection to our Alarm Receiving Centre. Offices are open Monday to Friday 9-5pm Alarm Receiving Centre is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

03333 204 999

scooper@progressgroup.org.uk

21 King Street, Leyland, Lancashire, PR25 2LW

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www.progresslifeline.org.uk