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Advisors can help with any questions people may have around staying warm and saving energy whilst self-isolating, working from home, or getting to grips with home-schooling duties. The team have the latest information from energy suppliers who have agreed emergency measures to make sure vulnerable p…
Our aims & objectives The National Association of Welfare Rights Advisers (NAWRA) is a membership based organisation for social welfare advice providers across the UK. Our aims and objectives are- Aims: To challenge, influence and improve welfare rights policy and legislation; To promote NA…
We offer online information about Covid 19 which includes general guidance, staying at home, play and home learning, money and benefits and looking after yourself and your family. Our website provides age-related information from pregnancy through to the teenage years for parents and carers.
We offer a range of information and support you might find useful, including: • Order or download our free publications that are full of expert information a range of information about bowel cancer including symptoms, risk factors, screening, diagnosis, treatment and living with and beyond the di…
WHO CAN APPLY?
Anyone who is struggling financially, socially, or mentally during this covid-19 crisis, who cannot obtain support from other sources. If you are financially secure, this support is not for you, but if things are tough for you as a family, or individual, then please do not hesitate t…
People with M.E. are, as always, our priority. We are working to ensure adults, children, young people, and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. We have re-shaped all our services into our new Crisis, Support, and Advocacy Service for anyone liv…
Tailored Support and Funding
We deliver tailored support and funding to members of the Armed Forces community through our Grants scheme. Our grants are wide-ranging and can cover areas such as home repairs or adaptations, replacement household goods and clothing.
Employment
In addition, Poppy…
During the lockdown period and until groups are able to meet again safely, we have moved our visual art sessions online. This service is available through live zoom sessions on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 1pm. Video's of the class are available if people can not attend the live class.
Whatever you're going through, call us for free any time on 116 123. We offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way – about whatever’s getting to you. You don’t have to be suicidal. We're here round the clock, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you need a response i…
