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This List Has Been Compiled by Sunderland City Council, Health HEALTH, HOUSING AND ADULT SERVICES CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES RESOURCE AGENCY UNIVERSAL OPPORTUNITIES VENUES This list has been compiled by Sunderland City Council, Health Housing & Adult Services, Care and Support, Community Opportunities Resource Agency, to assist you to select an appropriate company / service to help you with your support needs. If you have any queries please telephone 0191 520 5555 or 0191 561 3318. It is not possible for the council or any employee to make any recommendation of any individual company, therefore before using these services you may wish to satisfy yourself that they are reliable and can offer you suitable services (e.g. by checking the Commission for Quality Care (CQC) report, where applicable. This information should be available either from the organisation directly or on the CQC website (cqc.org.uk) should you wish to seek such information. You may also wish to ask the provider for information regarding their recruitment of staff and what checks they make on their staff e.g. CRB and references). Sunderland City Council in no way recommends any of the companies or services listed. People using these services may wish to satisfy themselves as to their suitability or reliability. This list is neither definitive nor exhaustive and other services may be available. 1 Contact Contact Target Provider Activity / Service Address Locality Name Number Service Type Group Charge Additional Information Provide Residential & Nursing Care Categories of Registration - DE(E), OP, PD, EMI South Street, Newbottle, Houghton le Spring, DH4 4EH Linda Baxter- No short break booking in advance. Emergency Adey Gardens Care Home Email: [email protected] Coalfields Rodler 0191 5120544 Care Homes Adults Yes booking if beds available Janice Robson- Yes - Wednesday only Customers must be able to self Age UK Day Club Help Club - Hetton, Bramble Hollow Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Lunch Clubs Older People Lunch care, Transport Available Yes - Customers must be able to self care, transport Age UK Day Club All Saints Church - Penshaw Coalfields Victoria Brown 0191 5148338 Lunch Clubs Older People Lunch available. Yes - Available Tuesdays - Customers must be able to Age UK Day Club Sunniside Chapel, Houghton Coalfields Victoria Brown 0191 5148338 Lunch Clubs Older People Lunch self care, transport available. J. Robson- Yes - Must be able to self care - Available every Monday Age UK Day Club Myre Hall, Houghton Coalfields Parmley 0191 5616385 Day Club Older People Lunch , transport available J. Robson- Yes - Customers need to be able to self care. Available Age UK Lunch Club All Saints Penshaw Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Lunch Clubs Older People Lunch every Tuesday, transport available. J. Robson- Yes - Customers need to be able to self care. Available Age UK Day Club Sunniside, Houghton Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Day Club Older People Lunch every Tuesday, transport available. Churchill Square Day Club, 22 Churchill Square, Chilton J. Robson- Yes - Customers need to be able to self care. Available Age UK Day Club Moor, Houghton le Spring, DH4 5PQ Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Day Club Older People Lunch every Tuesday, transport available. J. Robson- Yes - Customers must be able to self care - Available Age UK Lunch Club St Aidens, Herrington Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Lunch Clubs Older People Lunch every Wednesday, transport provided. Bramble Hollow, Four Lane Ends, Hetton-le-Hole, DH5 J. Robson- Yes - Available every Wednesday, customers need to Age UK Day Club 0AA Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Day Club Older People Lunch be able to self care, transport provided. J. Robson- Yes - Available every Friday, customers need to be able Age UK Day Club Union Street Chapel, Hetton-Le-Hole Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Day Club Older People Lunch to self care, transport provided. People with assessed needs - Telephone for further details. Staff will deal with personal care The Mews, South Burn Terrace, New Herrington, needs & prompt medications if appropriate. Age UK Day Centre Houghton le Spring, DH4 7AW Coalfields Victoria Brown 0191 5148338 Day Centres Adults Yes Service available Monday thru Friday. Janice Robson- Available Mon, Wed & Fri from 9.30 - 2.00 pm, Age UK Day Club/Lunch Club Gillwood Court, Station Road Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Lunch Clubs Older People Yes transport provided. over 50's with mental health Fridays, must be able to self care, 'phone for Age UK Social Focus Outreach High Downs, Hetton Coalfields Grace Weir 0191 5148338 Peer Support issue Yes further info. Churchill Square Day Club, 22 Churchill Square, Chilton Janice Robson- Available Fridays, customers need to be able to Age UK Lunch Club Moor, Houghton le Spring, DH4 5PQ Coalfields Parmley 0191 5536619 Lunch Clubs Older People Yes self care, transport provided. £3.00 Traditional main meal e.g. beef dinner Delivery £1.00 extra Deliveries: Monday to Saturday Extensive Menu available on request Traditional Beef dinners, Pork dinners Lasagne, Chilli etc Various deserts e.g. Sponge Pudding and custard, cake and cream Home Delivered Cover only Hetton, Easington Lane, East Rainton Ash’s Cottage Shop Meals Delivery Service Bog Row, Hetton Coalfields Ashley 0191 5173438 Meals Adults Yes and some parts of Houghton Provide Residential Care Categories of Registration - OP, DE(E), PD(E), SI(E), MD(E) Advance booking short break available, however if Philadelphia Lane, Newbottle, Houghton le Spring, DH4 home becomes full the short break will not be 4ES honoured - another care home will be Ashlea Grange Care Home Email: [email protected] Coalfields Kay Rudd 0191 5848159 Care Homes Older People Yes recommended Hetton & Eppleton Community Hall, Office Place, Hetton Community Previously know as Sit N B Fit. Seated & B'Active 'N' B'Fit Exercise Class le Hole, DH5 9JG Coalfields Deborah Doyle 0191 510 5521 Activities Adults Yes Standing Tuesday 11.30am-12.30pm Breakfast £4.20 Lunches £4.50 & £3.00 Desserts £1.70. Traditional Breakfast Hot meal of the day Small meal of the day Desserts Beckwiths Community Bramble Hollow, Four Lane Ends, Hetton-le-Hole, DH5 Home Delivered Salads & Pastas Interest Company Meals Delivery Service 0AA Coalfields N/A 0191 5662029 Meals Adults Yes Limited local area deliveries 7 days a week 2 Contact Contact Target Provider Activity / Service Address Locality Name Number Service Type Group Charge Additional Information 10am - 2pm on Tues, need to ring prior to Bethany Christian Bethany Christian Centre, Hetton Road, Houghton le attending. £3 cost for lunch. Only during term Centre Lunch & Cameo Club Spring, DH5 8PF Coalfields Ian Blair 0191 512 1234 Lunch Clubs Older People Yes time Breakfast £4.20 Lunches £4.50 & £3.00 Desserts £1.70. Traditional Breakfast Hot meal of the day Small meal of the day Bramble Hollow Desserts ‘Beckwiths’ Community Bramble Hollow, Four Lane Ends, Hetton-le-Hole, DH5 Home Delivered Salads & Pastas Interest Company Meals Delivery Service 0AA Coalfields N/A 0191 5173951 Meals Adults Yes Limited local area deliveries 7 days a week Care staff on site Residents lounge Activity room Restaurant/café Hair salon 0191 5662037 Assisted bathing suite Bramble Hollow Extra Extra Care Housing Bramble Hollow Extra Care Scheme, Four Lane Ends, or Extra Care Landscaped gardens Care Scheme Scheme Hetton-le-Hole, DH5 0AA Coalfields Housing 21 03701924000 Housing Scheme Older People Yes Telephone for details. Operates: Mon Bramble Hollow Extra Bramble Hollow Extra Care Scheme, Four Lane Ends, Opening Times: 10.30am-2.00pm Care Scheme Lunch Club Hetton-le-Hole, DH5 0AA Coalfields Housing 21 0191 566 2037 Lunch Clubs Older People Yes Number of Places per Day:20 Transport Caroline Private Hire Taxi Unit 8 Pearsons Industrial Estate, Hetton-le-Hole Coalfields N/A 0191 517 0707 Services Adults Yes No Wheelchair access, No discounts Care staff on site Residents lounge Activity room Restaurant/café Hair salon 0191 525 2806 Assisted bathing suite Cherry Tree Gardens Extra Care Housing Cherry Tree Gardens, Orchard Place, Houghton-Le- or 0191 525 Extra Care Landscaped gardens Extra Care Scheme Scheme Spring, DH5 8GY Coalfields Gentoo 5000 Housing Scheme Older People Yes Telephone for details. Home delivered meals £4.99 - Breakfast £2.50 - Sunday lunch £5.99 however if customer requires meals throughout the week £4.99. Please 'phone 43a Regent St. Hetton le Hole, Houghton le Spring, Tyne Home Delivered for further details. Open 7 days a week. Come Dine With Roy Meals Delivery Service & Wear DH5 9AA Coalfields Marc Ledger 07400 996 779 Meals Adults Yes www.comedinewithroy.co.uk 8 week courses - Absolutely Positive Taste 4 Life Art DARTE (Disability Arts Adventures Computer Houghton Racecourse Community Access Point, 46-48 Anna Beresford 0191 340 0538 Community Mon, Tues, Wed & Thurs - 10-12.30pm Improvement) Safety Queensway, Houghton le Spring, DH5 8EN Coalfields Gill Charman 0191 300 1022 Activities Adults No Drop in when open DARTE (Disability Arts Houghton Racecourse Community Access Point, 46-48 Anna Beresford 0191 340 0538 Community Mon, Tues, Wed & Thurs - 10-12.30pm Improvement) One Off Taster Sessions Queensway, Houghton le Spring, DH5 8EN Coalfields Gill Charman 0191 300 1022 Activities Adults No Drop in when open Transport Dial A Lift Taxi 243 High Street, Easington Lane, Hetton le Hole Coalfields N/A 0191 526 7712 Services Adults Yes No Wheelchair access, No discounts Ballroom, Latin & Salsa Kepier Hall, behind St Michael's Church, Church Street,
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