Age UK Hythe and Lyminge
Provide friendly and flexible activities and support for people who want to live independently at home. Click here for details
Lifeline 365
When you are in need of help at home, simply press the button on your wrist band or pendant, and you'll be connected within seconds to our 24/7 control room.
GPS-enabled pendant allowing you the freedom to play and work away from home, with instant contact with our control room at the push of a button in an emergency. GPS/GPSR tracking allows for instant location in case of an emergency. Click here for details
Carers support
Carers’ Support provides information, advice and guidance, practical and emotional help to family members, friends and neighbours who are unpaid carers. Call 0300 302 0061 or click here for details
Kent Fire & Rescue Service
Home fire safety visits
Making sure home is a safe place is important for everyone, especially if you have a long-term health condition or dementia, a young family, are an older person or a smoker. One way to help make your home a safer space is to request a free home fire safety visit from one of our firefighters or Safe and Well officers.
These visits are freely available to any of our customers who may have particular needs or priorities. Click here for details
Admiral Nursing Service
Admiral Nurses are specialist mental health nurses, working within the NHS and trained and developed by the charity Dementia UK. They provide the highest possible standards of care for people with dementia and help improve the experiences of all those affected by the illness, including their families and carers. Click here for details
Healthwatchkent
Healthwatch Kent is an independent organisation set up to champion the views of patients and social care users across Kent. We work to help local people get the best out of their local health and social care services. Click here for details
Alzheimers Society
To find support groups near you, you can use Dementia Connect which is an Alzheimer’s Society’s comprehensive services directory for people affected by dementia in England.
Alzheimers National Dementia helpline for support 0333 150 3456 or click here for details
Crossroads
If you are providing care or support to a family member or friend because they are living with dementia or are ill, elderly, frail or have a physical or learning disability, Crossroads can help - click here for details
