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5 steps to finding a care home
Read more about 5 steps to finding a care homeA list of basic computer sessions which are running throughout the year
Read more about Basic computer sessions running throughout the yearHearing loss is a common problem that often develops with age or is caused by repeated exposure to loud noises. The thought of losing your hearing can be worrying and acknowledging that you might have hearing loss and accepting that you may need to take action is an important step, but remember that there is plenty of help and support available.
Read more about HearingSometimes you can start to struggle with daily tasks at home and need a little help. It could be help with dressing or bathing yourself, difficulty using the stairs, or getting out of the house. Or maybe you’re feeling lonely and need someone to talk to or to connect with local groups.
Read more about Help with daily tasksLoneliness is the feeling of being alone whilst social isolation is the lack of social contacts and not having many people to interact with regularly. You can be alone and not feel lonely or socially isolated, and you can feel lonely while being with other people. Here are some suggestions that you could try to help you stay active and connect with others.
Read more about Loneliness and social isolationPlanning for retirement and paying for care
Read more about Planning for retirement and paying for careOur eyesight changes as we get older. By the age of 65 almost everyone will need to wear glasses or contact lenses. Looking after your eyes with the right glasses and having regular check-ups will help keep your eyes as healthy as possible
Read more about SightThe Surrey Information and Signposting Navigator (SIGN) is a tool to help develop common standards of information provision across agencies and partner organisations who provide information to residents about care and support. It contains the core information and signposting channels to help improve the quality and consistency across key providers – the natural source for residents to turn to.
Read more about SIGNSocial prescribing is a service that helps people find out about opportunities in their local community that could help them to improve their health and wellbeing.
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