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Find local Mental Health Services and their contact details.
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The Exercise Referral Scheme is a programme for adults (16+) with health conditions, who could benefit from increased physical activity. -
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Young people may need help with a range of issues at different points in their life. Find out what you can expect from mental health services, to make sure you get the support you need. -
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It can be hard to keep up with the constantly changing and evolving nature of guidance and help with coronavirus. Here are some links to different national organisations and their advice. -
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Isolation and social distancing is very difficult for everybody, especially for those with existing mental health conditions. It can be a struggle for anyone to cope with isolation and the immense changes to our way of life. -
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Worries about Coronavirus (COVID-19) are common, a lot of people are worried about staying at home and avoiding seeing people outside their household. -
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Within these uncertain times, many people are worrying about their finances. Anglian Water Support can help. -
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Supporting people with their mental health has never been more important, as many struggle to deal with the Covid-19 lockdown. -
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Pepper's - A Safe Place aims to provide anyone struggling with their mental health with a space to relax, take some time out and chat with friendly volunteers and like-minded individuals. -
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Joy is a free health and wellbeing support website that helps you find activities, groups and support near you. -
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During Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 we had the opportunity to visit Peppers - A Safe Place. Peppers is a group based in Oakham for people who may be struggling with their mental health or experiencing feelings of loneliness. -
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The usual processes the NHS follows to discharge you from hospital have changed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what you can expect when it’s time to leave hospital. -
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Find local Homecare Services and their contact details. -
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Find local Patient Transport services and their contact details. -
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The processes that follow the death of a loved one may be different during the coronavirus pandemic, so you can find here some links to advice that will help to guide you through the process and what you need to do, after the death. -
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If you need medical help, the NHS is still here for you. -
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Admiral Nurses give practical and emotional support to people with dementia as well as their families and carers. -
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The Rutland Healthcare Support service was formed back in 2008 and is still running today with a team of dedicated volunteers. With a break in service due to relocating, the organisation has recently opened their doors again in their new premises in Barleythorpe. The new base for the Rutland Healthcare Support shop offers free parking and is easily accessible through automatic doors just off the car park. They offer a sales service as well as items to hire such as crutches, toilet aids and wheelchairs from £1 per day. -
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The number of people being cared for in their own homes is increasing but what should you expect from home care services?