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A Guide to Services for Older People Living in and Around HP16 FREE OF CHARGE Learning A guide to services for Health & Fitness older people living in and around HP16 Covering: Ballinger, Bryants Bottom, Denner Hill, Great Hampden, Great Missenden, Saving Heath End, Herberts Hole, Hyde End, money Lee Common, Little Hampden, Potter Row, Prestwood, South Heath, Swan Bottom, The Lee. Social Consumer advice Community Transport 2nd Edition 2018 page Information This guide consists of mainly voluntary and charitable organisations, but there are also several commercial organisations listed. Please take time to read through the guide to find out what is available to you or the person you are caring for. Not all services within this guide are free of charge so please ensure you check to see if there are any costs for the service you enquire about. This guide can be found on the website by visiting: www.chiltern.gov.uk/fiftyplus. (Guides covering Amersham, Chesham and The Chalfonts are also available.) Printed copies are available at: your local Library, and also Chiltern District Council Office (King George V Road, Amersham), free of charge. Alternatively, you can telephone 01494 732103 or 01494 729000 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) to request a copy to be posted to you, or email: [email protected]. Copies are available in A5, A4 and bold print. Please indicate which version you would like. We will be pleased to receive any new or updated information and also any comments you have to improve the guide. Please see contact details on the back page. This guide is totally free of charge thanks to funding by HP16 The Source, Prestwood Area Community Transport (PACT) and Chiltern District Council. page 2 Contents Pages 1. Emergency numbers and Crime Stoppers 5 2. Age UK services 6 & 22 3. Carers and Caring 7-10 Care homes and residential care………………..9 4. Churches 11 5. Citizens Advice Bureau 12 6. Community Association and Village groups 13 7. Councils and council services 14-17 8. Finance and money 18-19 9. Home, heating, repairs and improvements 20-24 10. Meals and food 25-26 11. Medical, NHS, Health and Information 27-40 GP surgeries……………………………………..27 Hospitals…………..…………………………… 29 Advice and complaints………………………….30-31 Dentists, footcare, hearing, sight, pharmacy…32-34 Wheelchair & medical equipment hire / aids…35-36 Physiotherapy, falls classes and fitness…….. 37-40 12. Mental Health and counselling services 41-43 13. Funeral directors and bereavement 44 14. Support groups for health issues 45-47 Alzheimer's, breathing, cancer, epilepsy, MS, Parkinson's, stroke. 15. Social clubs 48-55 Activities, arts, learning, libraries, WI and music 16. Transport - community, buses and taxis 56-57 Alphabetical index of services 58-63 page 3 Dear Reader, We are delighted to present this guide to services for older people living in Ballinger, Bryants Bottom, Denner Hill, Great Hampden, Great Missenden, Heath End, Herberts Hole, Hyde End, Lee Common, Little Hampden, Potter Row, Prestwood, South Heath, Swan Bottom and The Lee. It has been designed by HP16 The Source and Chiltern Dis- trict Council to act as a signpost; to highlight some of the many sources of help and information available in the local area offered by professional, voluntary and charitable organisations. This guide has come about as a result of requests from local organisations working with older people, and we would espe- cially like to thank the local Neighbourhood Links Group that initiated the idea locally, HP16 The Source for the design and for producing the first edition for CDC. Thanks, too, to the Chiltern Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and Chiltern Citizens Advice Bureau for pursuing the calls for an updated edition of the directory. We are blessed in the Chiltern District to have many organisa- tions working together for the benefit of older people, and every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is correct at the time of printing. It is impossible to capture all of the local organisations but we hope that the guide does provide a good starting point for many enquiries. We hope you will find this guide helpful and will keep it handy to use time and time again. The Community Team and HP16 The Source page 4 1. Emergency Numbers Gas (if you smell gas) ………… 0800 111 999 Electricity ……………………… 0800 783 8838 Water ………………………… 0345 357 2407 Police/Fire/Medical ………. 999 Police (non emergency) …….. 101 NHS Direct ……………………... 111 Social Services (out of hours) ..0800 999 7677 Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) Concerns regarding children’s safety, 0845 460 0001 or contact the First Response Team ……. 01296 383962 Concerns regarding adults, contact the Safeguarding Adults Team .. 0800 137 915 Community Safety Team ………. 01494 586535 Safe Place scheme This gives vulnerable people a short term 'Safe Place' to go if they are feeling confused, scared or upset when out and about in their local town. To apply for a Safe Place Member Card, call the Community Safety Team…..01494 586535 RSPCA (emergency)………..... 0300 1234 999 Name Crime Stoppers Telephone 0800 555 111 Website www.crimestoppers-uk.org Brief Description of Service: Report any criminal activity to Crime Stoppers, in confidence (including what they call crimes behind closed doors) page 5 2. Age UK services & local Age Concern Name Age UK, Buckinghamshire (See also page 22) Telephone 01296 431911 Website www.ageuk.org.uk/buckinghamshire Brief Description of Service - Help in the home - Footcare - Hairdressing - Gardening - Handyperson - Befriending service - A "Phone a friend" call from a volunteer - Computer training - Moving Home is covered by referral to Seamless Relocation. - A Welfare Benefits Service providing home visits to fill in forms for the retirement age benefits of Attendance Allowance and Pension Credit, plus a Benefits Check (but not Housing Benefits which the County Housing Department covers.) - Information and Advice service (telephone) handling just about anything that anybody wants to consult us on. (Some of these services are charged for at £20 per hour) Name Great Missenden and District Age Concern Telephone 01296 612843 Email [email protected] Brief Description of Service: Tuesday morning coffee at the Great Missenden Memorial Centre Thursday Lunch Club at Great Missenden Baptist Church Hall 12 noon and costing £3.50 for the meal (with minibus pick up service). Friday morning shopping trip to Great Missenden Co-op for £1 (with a minibus pick up service). Name Prestwood and Great Kingshill Age Concern Telephone 01494 713960 (Jenny Plews) 01494 863982 (Joan Palmer) Email [email protected] Brief Description of Service: Prestwood Lunch Club. Tues- days (except 1stTuesday of the month). Minibus transport available page 6 3. Carers and Caring Name Carers Bucks Telephone 0300 777 2722 (calls charged at local rate) Email [email protected] Brief Description of Service: Supports carers of all ages and in different caring roles, including young carers, parents of children with a physical or learning disability, older carers, carers from the black and minority ethnic community and those looking after someone with a mental health condition, including depression. Phone to speak to an experienced Support Worker in confidence. Name Carers Trust Telephone 01494 568980 Website www.carerstrustthames.co.uk/central-south-bucks Brief Description of Services Homecare: for a personal care service to help you to live at home Live in care: for someone to be with you most of the day. Companionship & practical help: for company & escorting you on trips & to appointments. Footcare: trained staff can visit you at home to give feet TLC. Mobile bathing service: to help you bath safely in the privacy of your home. Learn to trust yourself : help for clients with a learning disability to learn a new skill. In tune: for fun and sociable singing for people with dementia or memory issues & their carers. Name Buckinghamshire Family Information service Telephone 01296 383065 Email [email protected] Website: www.bucksfamilyinfo.org/kb5/buckinghamshire/fsd/ advice.page?id=xoJVTdBv3qE Brief Description of Service: Information to help carers find the right support in their vital role. page 7 Name Bucks Search and Rescue Telephone 0300 321 3216 Website www.bsar.org.uk Brief Description of Service Assisting Thames Valley Police with missing person searches. Ready to respond 24 Hours a day 365 days a year. They have a pool of volunteers trained in emergency procedures. Name Action on Elder Abuse Telephone 0808 808 8141 Website www.elderabuse.org.uk Brief Description of Service Confidential helpline for anyone concerned about abuse. Name Victim Support Telephone 0808 1689111 Website www.victimsupport.org.uk Brief Description of Service: An independent charity, working towards a world where people affected by crime or traumatic events get the support they need and the respect they deserve. They help people feel safer and find the strength to move beyond crime. The support is free, confidential and tailored to your needs. Name Wycombe Women’s Aid Telephone 01494 461367 Website www.wycombewomensaid.org.uk Brief Description of Service: Provides support to women and children experiencing the effects of domestic violence by offer- ing safe, temporary and emergency accommodation as well as practical and emotional support within the refuge and through outreach in the local community. This is achieved using an equal opportunities approach incorporated in a women centred philosophy. page 8 3 (contd.) Care Homes and Residential Care Name Housing
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