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  • but that isn’t always the case. This might be, for example, because the person you care for has dementia and their ability to remember information differs from one day to the next. The person you care for might also have the capacity to make some decisions but not others. They might have…

  • into hospital. Action for Carers in Surrey have designed a helpful carer emergency planning form (PDF) to be used alongside Surrey’s carer emergency card. Things to think about Consider arranging a backup person to provide care if you cannot. Do you have a family member or friend who would be willing… for. Leave it in a prominent place in their home so it can be easily seen, or leave a ‘ message in the bottle ’. You can also give this information to the backup carer and key professionals involved in the person’s care. For all you need to consider look at your emergency plan . If you are not able to care and there is no suitable back-up carer, contact your local social care team. They can arrange for a paid care worker to come to the person you care for home or arrange for them to go into a care home, nursing home, or hospice. Ask for a carer’s assessment . The person you are caring for can also…

  • such as read a book, go for a walk, or see family and friends. For more information on local support to take a break see Action for Carers .…

  • the home equipment finder Use personal alarms for emergency help Personal alarms let you call for help if you fall, feel unwell or need urgent support. They’re easy to wear and can alert a response team, carer or family member. They are often worn as: a pendant a wristband a device placed… simple equipment, personal alarms, help with small repairs and free fire safety checks. Local services can also help you find the right support for your needs. This page explains what’s available and how to get started. Get equipment to stay safe at home Finding useful equipment online Use… for handypeople on Connect to Support Surrey Find local services Use this website to find help near you. You can: search by keyword, like community alarms or cleaning enter your postcode use filters to narrow results – on a desktop, these are on the left. On a mobile, they appear at the top…

  • Follow these steps to search for services using a keyword: Go to the Connect to Support Surrey homepage . In the search bar , type a keyword, such as "dementia". Add a town or postcode to refine results to your area: you don’t need to add a town or postcode if you want Surrey-wide results. Click search. Tips for better keyword searches If you are struggling to get the result you want, you can try these tips: start with a single keyword for the best results use AND to combine search terms and return results that contain both terms use OR to return results that contain either term use quotation marks around search terms to find results that contain the exact phrase in that order you can combine with AND, i.e. "walking AND football" will return Walking football on Connect to Support Surrey use the filters and categories on your search results…

  • Filtered searches allow you to refine results using multiple filters. To run a filtered search: Go to the Connect to Support Surrey homepage . Click Find local services to display all the services on the site. Use the Filters on top of your results by the panel on the left-hand side, such as: categories – service types, such as bereavement or community support services for – specific needs, such as dementia or mental health cost – free or paid services transport – services with transport options day – days the service is available Expand a filter by clicking the arrow icon. Select a category or subcategory by ticking the checkbox. Refining your search for local results Use the Search by postcode panel. Enter a postcode or town. Choose a maximum distance. Click the Search button or press Enter. …

  • If you’re unsure what to search for, use the Categories section on the homepage. Examples include: support in your local community for free or low-cost activities and groups support to live your life independently for services like help with cleaning, cooking, and staying independent Browsing by category is a great way to explore the support available in Surrey.…

  • Connect to Support Surrey, your local directory for care and support services. Whether you're a resident or a professional looking, this guide will help you navigate and make the most from the site. Connect to Support Surrey has a range of care and support services in Surrey, including: community groups and activities help at home services such as, cleaning, meals, shopping regulated care providers for personal care needs transport options , food banks , and more Connect to Support Surrey also has information pages with useful content on various topics, from staying independent to end-of-life care .…

  • and energy costs. Trusted local services can also help with equipment, safety improvements and finding reliable tradespeople. This page explains what support is available and how to find it. Help with housework If you're finding it hard to keep your home clean, support is available to help you stay independent. This is called home help or domestic support. It’s different from personal care, but you can get both. Find local services Use this website to find local help to look after your home. You can: search by keyword, like cleaning , gardening or handyperson enter your postcode… equipment finder Use the home equipment finder to search for helpful products based on your needs. You can: search by room or area, like kitchen or outside choose your needs, like falls or mobility, or dementia and memory loss search by product type, like household appliances…