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North East Drive Mobility is a service that helps people to retain or regain independence as drivers and passengers. North East Drive Mobility provides independent assessment and advice to people with a medical condition, or disability, which may affect their ability to drive, or use a vehicle as a passenger.
Assessment and rehabilitation unit at CNTW Trust for people with mental health issues including depression and dementia.
Newcastle Older persons Community treatment team at CNTW Trust offer support for people who need more specialist or intensive mental health help than their GP or other health worker is able to give.
The Priority Services Register (PSR) is a free service which provides extra energy advice and support to people who have health, communication, access or safety needs. This includes electricity, gas and water services.
Royal Hampton is a care home in Ponteland.
Safe and Found Online is a website that helps you keep up to date useful information about a vulnerable person. This can be shared with the police if they are lost or go missing. Carers, family members and friends can complete the online forms to give details about the person you care for including: medication needed, emergency contacts, places they’ve lived previously and photographs.
provide specialist advice, support and training to organisations about safeguarding policies, procedures and best practice.
Search provides community activities and support for older people in the West of Newcastle.
People over 50 and carers in the West of Newcastle, can pop in without an appointment to get information and advice at the Search Newcastle Pop-in Centre in Benwell.
Shine On (formerly Caring Hands) offer a range of services for people aged 55 and over in the East of Newcastle upon Tyne. This includes: Community laundrette, handyman and gardening service, social groups, befriending and benefits advice.
