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Maximus UK's self-referral program helps people with employment support and training.…
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condition, as this requires your other children to keep secrets. Together for short lives has some wonderful information on this subject. There are a range of sources of emotional support for your child and your family: Spiritual caregivers from the appropriate faith for you. If you… worker can work with the medical team and professionals in the local area to make sure you get the emotional support you need and to help access appropriate additional support where available, including: welfare benefits advice, charity and social fund applications and liaising with your employer. Your local children’s hospice can provide you and your child emotional support as well as a wide range of other services such as day care,respite breaks, telephone advice, hospice at home. Your family GP will be an important part of your child’s medical care and can provide emotional support for you…
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SFRS-support-in-surrey This guide provides information about help and support available in Surrey to help you stay independent, safe and well, including: Staying Safe Abuse and safeguarding Scams and fraud Money, benefits and advice Health Disability Equipment and technology… then the Priority Services Register will ensure that people receive extra support if there is a power cut: Website : www.thepsr.co.uk Safe and well checks – Surrey Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) If you, a family member, or someone you care for, is considered more at risk of fire, because they are less able to notice or escape to safety when a smoke alarm goes off, then there's extra protection and support available across Surrey. SFRS offers a free online home safety check and if you then require additional care and attention SFRS will be in touch to arrange a free safe and well visit: Telephone…
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First Steps to Support is a new free phoneline to help those facing life's stresses.…
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Understandably the dying person may be mentally and emotionally distressed especially when they are cognitively alert near the end of life. They may also have very specific fears and concerns, for example, worrying about being alone at the end or a fear of the unknown and leaving their loved on…
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Financial help is now available from Citizens Advice Epsom & Ewell.
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Surrey County Council and NHS partner with Mobilise to deliver new online service for carers.