Heather House day centre offers meals delivered to your home 7 days a week; 2 course freshly cooked meals from the centre using locally sourced produce; ready prepared frozen meals and sandwiches to take away; door to door transport; bathing service from the centre which non-members can…

The Connie Packington day centre offers help at home; wheelchairs and other equipment for hire; support at home following discharge from hospital; support at home for people affected by or living with Alzheimer's or dementia; handyperson service;  footcare; laundry service; befriending/companionship and a wide range of…

The accommodation offered lies across Kent and London. All of the schemes provide a supportive, safe and calm atmosphere to enable you to make informed decisions about your future. Referrals are accepted direct from clients, their families, psychiatric hospitals, community mental health teams and Local Authorities.

The benefits of volunteering include meeting new people, building your confidence, being active while looking for paid employment, building your CV and a recent contact for a reference.

Blackthorn Trust is a charity which provides medical care, specialist therapies and rehabilitation through work placements within Blackthorn Garden. It aims to help people living with mental, physical and learning disabilities. The diverse range of activities offered enable you to acquire new skills and gain confidence to better deal with challenges.…

A platform that helps over 55's to access information. Experts are invited to give information and advice at quarterly meetings, and newsletters provide up to date information on issues that impact older people. Social events and a song club are also offered. Suitable for anyone aged 50 and over.

A safe and stimulating environment for people living with a mental illness that promotes independence and better coping skills.

  Carers Trust is a major new charity for, with and about carers. We work to improve support, services and recognition for anyone living with the challenges of caring, unpaid, for a family member or friend who is ill, frail, disabled or has mental health…

The Carers Relief Service offers a break (respite) from looking after someone with learning disabilities. The Personal Support Workers can offer help with shopping, attending hobby and leisure activities, hospital visits, going to parties, clubs, discos and support to attend college. Alternatively, they can stay in the home to enable family/spouse…

Practical support and advice for people looking after someone. The service offers emotional support; help with applying for benefits; a drop in service; Carers' Fourm; health checks; information on local services; Kent Carer's Emergency Card; telephone, text and e-mail support and twice yearly newsletter Sometimes you may…