Mental Wealth
Our vision is to promote social inclusion for the community benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society. Access Community Trust offers: Lowestoft Park run Support with money and budgeting support including bill payment Drop-In Centre for accessing general
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Anglia Care Trust was established in 1968 and is a charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable people within the community. We specialise in preventative, community based services, giving people the stability, support and challenge which is often required in order to enable them to realise their full potential. We deliver a range of projects promoting the
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The Care Programme Approach (CPA) is a package of care for people with mental health problems. Who gets help under the Care Programme Approach (CPA)? You might be offered CPA support if you: have a severe mental disorder are at risk of suicide, self-harm, or harming other people tend to neglect yourself and don’t take
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“We believe that helping older people to downsize at the right time benefits all generations” Downsizing Direct has been created by the social enterprise, United for All Ages. United for All Ages aims to create a Britain for all ages by bringing different generations together and sharing sites, care, housing, work and technology. We also founded www.goodcareguide.co.uk where
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We know how important it is for you to find the right home. We own and manage 22,000 homes across the East of England, offering a diverse range of properties to suit people’s needs. We have a variety of properties to rent across the East of England. However, we do NOT have our own waiting
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We are a social enterprise and a charity with a turnover of over £360m and one of the UK’s largest providers of high quality housing and integrated housing, health and social care. We believe that everyone has the right to a home and we’re helping thousands of people find the home that’s right for them
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Ipswich Furniture Project is a registered charity formed 1989 with the express desire to alleviate material deprivation and poverty through the provision quality furniture and white goods to low income households. Through re-use, recycling and refurbishment we help households in need access furniture, white goods and other household items at affordable prices – providing everything
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We aim to help people in a way that suits their particular needs and to facilitate opportunities for them to address issues that they find difficult and overwhelming. The Mavam way of working is to recognise that we all have times in our life when we need help and that at these times we all need
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Service offered: Assessment of priority need under the Housing Act. General housing advice and information to private and council tenants and homeless people. Out of hours emergencies, phone 0808 168 4555. Who do we help? People who are or may be priority homeless and the general public. Area served Mid Suffolk District Council area –
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A leading UK housing group, we provide high quality, affordable homes to over 100,000 customers across the Midlands, the East and South East. We build 2,000 new homes every year and we manage a portfolio of 42,000 properties; providing a range of maintenance and support services that help enrich the lives of our customers. We
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We support thousands of people, their families and carers every year, and we work with disabled people to create a world where we can all be seen for what we can do. Papworth Trust is a leading disability charity. Our vision is a world where disabled people are seen for what they can do, and
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Solo Housing is a registered charity. Since 1985 we’ve been helping single people who find themselves with nowhere to live. We help a range of people, from those who simply need a roof over their head, to those who need regular help to overcome problems that they may be experiencing. At Solo we believe in
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Information about the help available if you’re homeless or at risk of losing your home. If you’re homeless, or at risk of losing your home, we may be able to provide you with housing related support. Housing related support can help to resolve the problems that are contributing to your housing issues, including: Managing your mental or physical
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Our Approach to Mental Health All of us have mental health, just as we have physical health. We are all on the mental health continuum – and we move up and down it depending on how we cope with the challenges of life and the stresses that it creates. Suffolk Mind works across the continuum,
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Information about how to find a home in the area, including renting, social housing, supported and sheltered housing as well as what housing grants are available and what you could be eligible to in order to improve or adapt your home. Find out where to go for advice about obligations and rights for tenants and
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