Notts 50plus IT Community Champions is looking for people aged over 50 who have an interest in IT to help train people to use computers and are also looking for people aged 50+ who would like to learn how to use a computer in a fun, informative way and in a relaxed, social setting. We deliver basic IT courses around the whole of Nottinghamshire.
A brand new FREE and confidential service for older people living in Rushcliffe to help them remain safe, happy and healthy in their own homes.
The Community Outreach Advisor can help older people to access the information, support and services available to them.
To provide practical support to people 60+and all members of society whatever age in need of such assistance in their own homes. Presentation given to groups on request.
Community outreach advisors support older people in their own homes to get the support they need.
There are two support days for 50+ and these offer staff and volunteer supported sessions on a Monday and Thursday. The days run from 11am to 1.30 and cost £3.70 per day which includes a meal.
Each Wednesday morning there is an over 50s movement to music session. Because of the popularity of these sessions there is currently a waiting list.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
The Community Outreach Service is a free and confidential service for people over 50 to help them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The advisor will usually visit the person at home to assess their situation and needs. They can then offer advice and information on a range of topics such as home safety and security, home adaptations, mobility aids, transport, social activities and benefits.
Referrals to the service can come from individuals, their family or carers, or professionals such as GPs.
DYNAH can help with gardening maintenance, composting, cutting down or clearing shrubs or small trees which are a security problem. The cost of a job is based on a free assessment.
Please check with the scheme for eligibility criteria.
Funded through local partnerships.