We provide local support services, workshops and resources to help you deal with and overcome loneliness. More than 9 million people in the UK say they feel lonely some or most of the time. So if ...

Choose the type of support you need. Find out how the organisations can help you and their contact information. Telephone calls are free if you're calling from within the UK unless otherwise indicated ...

Trying to get help and support can be difficult when someone doesn’t understand or acknowledge that they have dementia. But support and care at home can help a person to stay independent for longer ...

Find out more about the different types of help and support available to you as a carer for someone with dementia. When you are caring for someone with dementia, there will come a time when you will ...

A back support belt is a belt that wraps around the lower back to support the lower spine and improve posture. They may benefit people with lower back pain or chronic conditions affecting the lower ...

The Help to Save scheme gives low-income earners a savings boost, giving eligible Universal Credit claimants a 50% Government bonus on the highest balance they build over time – worth up to £1,200 ...

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) offers services to support refugees and asylum seekers (with the right to work) into employment in the UK. This support includes one-to-one casework support ...

We offer a wide range of support, from easily accessed online resources to one-to-one appointments with specialists from our award-winning services. Your health and wellbeing is important which is why ...

DMU is committed to providing leading support to enable our prospective and current students to achieve their full potential. Support and guidance is available to students with a wide range of ...

You might earn less when having cancer because you have to work fewer hours or stop working. You might also have extra expenses, such as heating costs. There are government benefits that you might ...