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We appreciate how important much-needed respite can be for carers, and how having someone you trust to share the load is vital for maintaining your wellbeing and that of those you care for. With thirty-five years experience of delivering person-centred care and support, Heritage House can help you receive that help. To learn more, or for help and advice, reach us by email or telephone.
Below are other useful sources of help when faced with what can be an extremely difficult period of your life:
Dementia Support
Advice for carers of people with Dementia, including for maintaining their own wellbeing.
For people with dementia and their carers, including ideas for a care guide following a recent diagnosis.
Information for families, carers, people with dementia, and dementia care professionals.
Community-based support services for improving Dementia patients’ quality of life. Advice for carers is also available through the Age UK Advice Line on 0800 678 1602.
For where to find help, advice, information and support for the carers, families, and friends of people living with Dementia.
Local support and advice services, community activities for Dementia sufferers, and what to do in the event of the disappearance of someone in your care.
General Support for the Elderly
A guide to arranging social care including where to start, what type of care and support is necessary, and sourcing payment.
Advice for the elderly particularly aimed at those who are isolated, at risk, vulnerable, or victims of any form of abuse.
Advice for the elderly regarding living situations and paying for care. Advice is also offered over their Freephone Helpline on 0800 319 6789.
Mental Health Concerns
Free and local support for people with common mental health and emotional issues, such as low mood, depression or stress.