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Age UK Worcester & Malvern Hills Age UK Worcester & Malvern Hills Spring 2021 Newsletter 2 Contents 3. Feature 13. Service updates 4. Covid-19 update 14. Get involved 5. Latest news 15. Contacts 6. Latest news 7. Feature 8. Shopping with us 9. Donations 10. Volunteer with us 11. Positive stories 12. Service list Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. @ageukwmh 3 Feature These handy infographics show the Roadmap from the Government for our recovery from Coronavirus. These are just guides and may change over time. @ageukwmh Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. 4 Covid-19 update Following the updated Government Guidance regarding Coronavirus and have taken the following decisions in order to comply with the guidance and to help keep members of our community safe. • Our collection service is now active across Worcester and Malvern Hills. Our van drivers can collect your donations COVID-19 safe, directly from your door. At this time you may submit a collection request, via the online form, or by calling our offices, and we will put you onto our waiting list. • All 7 of our Charity Shops are now open, in line with the next phase of the Governments Coronavirus roadmap. If you are visiting one of our stores, please be aware that social distancing measures, sanitising and limited capacity will be in operation for the foreseeable future. This is to ensure that our staff and customers stay as safe as possible when shopping with us. • Our eBay For Charity Shop continues to operate, however please expect longer dispatch times, as we are running with limited staff. Please help us continue to raise much needed funds. • Our office will remain closed to drop-in visitors but our telephone lines are open as usual for enquiries! Call us on 01905 724294 | 01684 560666. • Our I&A services will operate via telephone, where possible. We can still carry out face to face appointments, but this will be on a case by case basis and with PPE measures in place. • Many of our group activities remain suspended, for the time being. Alternative online or at home based activities continue to run. • Our face-to-face Befriending service has largely been suspended and we have replaced this with a telephone support service wherever possible. • We are continuing our At Home services on a case by case basis. We have taken extra precautions i.e. none of our workers will be in the same room as clients and in some cases will not be entering homes where work is non-essential. • We have focussed on shopping for clients and will continue to extend this service. However, as it is still legal to go out to shop for your food, if you require us to collect shopping for you, this will be chargeable under our At Home scheme. • Our Foot Care clinics continue to operate with restrictions in place, as these are classed as a medical service. PPE requirements will be in place also. These are unprecedented times and we thank you for your understanding with these changes. Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. @ageukwmh 5 Latest news Charity shops and donation collections now open All 7 of our charity shops are now open across Worcester and Malvern Hills. We have also once again begun to operate our free collection service. We collect from your door for free, with our COVID-19 safe, friendly and efficient van drivers. We have an incredibly high demand at the moment but we are working hard to ensure that we get to everyone on our waiting list as soon as possible. Digital dancing to continue Age UK Worcester & Malvern Hills are pleased to say that our EnJOY Seated Dance classes will continue online for an additional 4 weeks, starting from 21st April. The classes are led by dance artist Fi Petts and emphasises the JOY of dance whilst developing your overall health and ways to unlock your creativity. Our classes have limited space and will run for 4 weeks, starting from 21st April. Booking is therefore essential. You can book your spot by contacting us and we will then send you your personal Zoom link. New dementia community support services Age UK Worcester and Malvern Hills has launched a community support service to support people with dementia and their family, in partnership with Age UK Bromsgrove, Redditch & Wyre Forest and supported by Herefordshire & Worcestershire CCG. The service will match trained and skilled volunteers with people, to be companions, to provide regular telephone calls or visits for a friendly chat, to share an interest, an activity or to reminisce. If appropriate, the volunteers will also encourage and support their companion to attend group activities. The service will also provide online activity sessions – with help from Age UK IT volunteer ambassadors who will unravel the mysteries of getting online. We will also soon be opening 4 dementia meeting centres. Meeting centres are a great low-cost community-based way of supporting people living with dementia, their families & carers. They provide a place where people are supported to understand and adapt to living with dementia. Each centre is led by trained and experienced staff and volunteers, in an ideal environment. Cont. overleaf @ageukwmh Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. 6 Latest news cont. Anyone who has a suspected or confirmed diagnosis for dementia can attend the centres. There is no need for a confirmed diagnosis. Everyone is welcome at our centres. Our centres will operate from Worcester City Centre, Dines Green Worcester, Malvern Link and Wichenford. New Lasting Power of Attorney service A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that allow you to appoint one or more people to help make decisions or make decisions on your behalf, when you are no longer able to. It is reassuring to know that somebody you have chosen and trust is able to make decisions for you, rather than a stranger that you do not know or trust. Our new service allows us to support you with writing both financial and health Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), provide expert information & advice, expert legal advice and signpost to other legal support services (if we cannot help you). New Will writing service We know that planning for later life can be daunting and overwhelming, that is why our Will Writing Service is available to give peace of mind to you and your family. Having a Will allows your relatives to easily sort things out when you pass away. Without a Will, rules that dictate money, property and possessions will come into force, which may not be what you want. Our Will writing service will be available via our Malvern office and due to COVID-19 will only be available via telephone or email. New charity shop to open in Worcester We are pleased to announce that a brand new shop will joining our 7 other charity shops soon. This large city centre shop will be dedicated to furniture, household items, small electricals and much more. The shop will open doors on 10th May 2021 and is located on Broad Street, Worcester, WR1 3LH. Daily updates can be found on our social media channels! Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. @ageukwmh 7 Feature Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust in partnership with Worcester City Council, are filling Worcester City with Colour. A free, outdoor public art trail across the city centre from the 1st to the 31st May 2021 - the trail will feature a whole host of work from local artists in some places you might not expect, so keep your eyes peeled! Come along and join our FREE socially distanced walk, where we follow the trail. This accessible outdoor trail will weave us through the City of Worcester, leading us to art in some unexpected places! The art that we discover highlights mental health subjects, created by local artists, community groups and charities. Now We’re Talking with Art’ campaign aims to combine art, exercise and mental health. We will provide activities to keep your mind healthy along the way! If you need a little extra support we have that too! We will take a steady pace around the trail to allow time to talk about the art we find. Our walks will take place on: • Wednesday 19th May at 1pm • Wednesday 26th May at 1pm Please contact Fi, if you are interested in attending, on 01684 560666 or email [email protected] @ageukwmh Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. 8 Shopping with us An overview of our current charity shops that are dotted around the Worcester & Malvern Hills areas. Please be aware that social distancing, mask wearing, sanitising and limited capacity measures will be in operation for the foreseeable future. Ambleside Drive Address: 59 Ambleside Drive, Worcester, WR4 9DA. Opens: 9:00am - 4:00pm (Mon-Sat) Cranham Drive Address: 24 Cranham Drive, Worcester, WR4 9PA. Opens: 9:30am - 4:00pm (Mon-Sat) Dines Green Address: Unit 2, 33 Gresham Road, Dines Green, Worcester, WR2 5QR. Opens: 9:30am - 4:00pm (Mon-Sat) Great Malvern Address: 29 Worcester Road, Great Malvern, WR14 4QY. Opens: 9:30am - 5:00pm (Mon-Sat) Mealcheapen Street Address: 9a-10 Mealcheapen Street, Worcester, WR1 2DH. Opens: 9:00am - 5:00pm (Mon-Sat) Tenbury Wells Address: 12 Market Square, Tenbury Wells, WR15 8BL. Opens: 9:00am - 4:00pm (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) Upper Tything Address: 40c-e Upper Tything, Worcester, WR1 1JZ. Opens: 9:30am - 4:00pm (Mon-Sat) Registered Charity No: 1114859. Registered Company: 5688674. @ageukwmh 9 Donations How you can contribute Visit us in-store Make a contribution online Need a clear out? Or feeling generous? We'll You can easily donate a sum of money to us happily accept most unwanted items that you from the comfort of your own home.
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