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Support Groups by Region.Docx DERBYSHIRE CARERS DIRECTORY Photo to be attached “SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER” SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 1 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations Foreword for Carers Directory Welcome to the first edition of the Derbyshire Carers Directory. We hope you find the information useful and enjoy reading about the exciting opportunities that are available for carers across Derbyshire. Information is divided by area and is a mix of general information about organisations to help you and local support groups. This Directory has been produced by Derbyshire Carers Association in partnership with Derbyshire County Council. It is very much a first version and we are keen to receive feedback. Please do contact Derbyshire Carers Association on 01773 743355 or e-mail [email protected] with any comments amendments or additions. The Directory will be updated on a regular basis, so your comments are valuable to us in order to make this directory as useful to you as possible. This directory is also available on the Derbyshire Carers Association website www.derbyshirecraers.co.uk and the Derbyshire County Council website www.derbyshire.gov.uk Claire Raw, Project Manager, Carers/Commissioning, Derbyshire County Council. Helen Robinson, Chief Executive, Derbyshire Carers Association. We, as carers, are pleased to support the introduction of the Carers Directory and hope that all carers will benefit from the information provided. SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 2 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations INDEX Front Page Page 1 Foreword for Carers Directory Page 2 Index Page 3 Amber Valley Page 4 to 8 Bolsover & Chesterfield East Page 8 to 10 Chesterfield & N E Derbyshire Page 10 to 18 Derbyshire & South Derbyshire Page 18 to 22 Erewash Page 22 to 25 Glossop Page 25 to26 High Peak Central Page 26 to 28 High Peak South & Dales Page 29 to 32 South Derbyshire Page 32 to 35 Glossary Page 35 SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 3 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations Community – Amber Valley Group Name Venue Details Dates/Times from and General Group Contact/ to/Frequency Information/Group Facilitator Information Age UK Derby & 29A Market Place, Open 9am to 5pm. Please Age UK offer a range of Tel 01773 768240 Derbyshire Heanor, Derbyshire, ring for details. services to help older email DE75 7EG people get more out of info@ageconcernd life. We offer Information, erbyshire.org.uk Advice, Advocacy website Services, Benefits help, www.ageconcernd Befriending services, erbyshire.org.uk Falls Prevention service and our day care service offers meals, social activities and friendship. Amber Valley CVS Market Place, Ripley, Opening Hours are; Amber Valley CVS has Please contact Derbyshire, DE5 3BT Mon,Tues,Thurs, Fri 9.00am information about local Amber Valley CVS to 4.30pm – Wed 10.00am luncheon and social clubs administration to 4.30pm which are open to all and team for details of may by suitable and those closest to interesting for both carer your address Tel and the cared for. 01773 512076 email [email protected] Alzheimers Cafes - Ripley Field Terrace For specific times and Information, friendship, For more Dementia Cafe Community Room, Off dates please call 01246 support and a chance to information please Slack Lane, Opposite 223366 meet with others in call 01246 223366 the Co-op, Ripley, similar situations. DE5 3HL Barnardos Family Support De Bradelei Mill House, Open 9am to 5pm. Please Arrange and facilitates Tel 01773 Service - Derbyshire 1st Floor Office Suite, ring for details. family group meetings for 825923/46 SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 4 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations Chapel Street, Belper, families with a range of Fax 01773 825317 DE56 1AR difficulties to enable the email: whole family to find a family.support@ba solution. Open to all rnardos.org.uk family members as well website: as friends. Referral is www.barnardos.or through school, Social g.uk Care, health or from families and young people themselves. Belper Self Help Group – The Cottage Project, 16 1st and 3rd Thursday of Provides mutual support Tel 01773 Depression and Anxiety Chapel Street, Belper, every month 7pm – 9pm encouragement and 822353/824548 Derbyshire, DE56 1AR reassurance in an Mobile (Opposite the bus informal and friendly 07967929078/079 station) setting. Family, friends, 67928731 parents and carers email welcome. frances_jackson@ btinternet.com Carers Sitting Service - 189 Birkinstyle Lane, Open 9am to 5pm. Please The Carers Sitting For more Alfreton Stonebroom, Alfreton, ring for details. Service provides short information Tel Derbyshire, DE55 6LD spells of respite for carers 01773 873581 in their own home. e-mail Volunteers work in the b_smithson@btco communities of Bolsover nnect.com District and Clay Cross. Community Mental Health CMHT, 2nd Floor, North Open 9am to 5pm. Please Offers carer support for Tel 01773 82604 Team – Carers Support Mill, Bridgefoot, Belper, ring for details. carers of people with Derbyshire, DE56 1YD mental health issues. Community Transport Contactable by Open 9am to 5pm. Please We provide a variety of Ring for more Services – Amber Valley telephone for ring for details. accessible, door to door information and information and services for groups and details on bookings individuals to get to charges/costsTel shops, community 01773 746652 SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 5 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations activities, health appointments and various other destinations of your choice. Derbyshire Autism 28d High Street, Ripley, Open 9am to 5pm. Please A parent led, parent run Tel 01773 741221 Services Group (DASG) Derbyshire, DE5 3HH ring for details. voluntary group. Includes Fax 01773 741220 befriending schemes, email family support, parent dasg@autismsupp and local groups, short ort.co.uk breaks and respite, social website groups and social skills. www.autismsuppor Open group who meet t.co.uk monthly, anyone involved with caring for people with autism (or autistic spectrum disorders including aspergers) are welcome to attend. Derbyshire Carers Field Terrace 1st Tuesday of each month Carers groups. Louise Green – Association - Ripley Community Rooms, 10.30am-12pm 01773 749 087 Field Terrace, Off Slack Lane, Ripley, DE5 3HL Derbyshire Carers Manor Farm, Newbreck 2nd Wednesday of each Carers groups. Louise Green – Association – Belper Road, Belper, month 10.30am-12.00pm 01773 749 087 Carers Support Group Derbyshire, DE56 1NR Derbyshire Carers The Croft, Slack Lane, 1st Tuesday of each month Carers groups. The Croft - Association - Amber Valley Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 2.00pm-4.00pm 01773 826 040 ‘Drop In’ for Mental Health 3HF Carers Derbyshire Carers The Park Court 1st Monday of each month Carers groups. Louise Green – Association - Heanor Community Centre, 10.30am-1.00pm 01773 749087 Carers Group Next to Fire Station (under archway of SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 6 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations sheltered housing), Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7DS Home Start (Amber Valley) Off Coast Hill, Crich, Open 9am to 5pm. Please We are a voluntary home Tel: 01773 857033 Matlock, Derbyshire, ring for details. visiting scheme, which is Fax 01773 857033 DE4 5EU part of the national email organisation offering homestartav@btco support and nnect.com encouragment to families website with children under five www.home- who are experiencing start.org.uk difficulties. Home start schemes work towards the increased confidence and independence of the family. Making Space Carer Recovery Team, 2nd Open 9am to 5pm. Please If you are a family Tel 01773 826040 Support Co-ordinator – Floor, North Mill, ring for details. member, relative, carer or E-mail Amber Valley Bridgefoot, Belper, friend who cares for Claire.ewart@maki Derbyshire, DE56 1YD someone with severe ng space.co.uk mental illness (who is an Website adult of working age), you www.makingspace may want to talk to your .co.uk local making space carer Family Support support co-ordinator. Co-ordinator 01629 55592 Parkinsons UK – Amber Ripley Leisure Centre 2nd Saturday of each month Information, friendship Mick Mills Valley Support Group Derby Road, Ripley, 2.30pm-5.30pm and support for local 01773 512 949 DE5 3HR people with Parkinson’s, 123michael@talkta their families and carers. lk.et SPODA – Belper Support The Belper Cottage Once a month Wednesday Support for families and For more Group Project, 16 Chapel evening 6.00pm-7.30pm carers of substance information please Street, Belper, please check website for users. call SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 7 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations Derbyshire, DE56 1AR. specific dates. 0800 068 5718 http://www.spoda.o rg.uk/News-and- Events.aspx Community – Bolsover & Chesterfield East Group Name Venue Details Dates/Times from and General Group Contact/ to/Frequency Information/Group Facilitator Information Alzheimers Cafes – Bolsover Castle Café, For specific times, dates Information, friendship For more information Bolsover Lunch Club Castle Street, and venues please call and support and a please call 01246 Bolsover, S44 6PR 01246 223366 chance to meet with 223366 others in similar situations. Alzheimers - `Walking for Bolsover Area For specific times, dates This is a walking group. For more details or to the Brain` Group and venues please call You will need to be able book a place please call 01246 223366 to walk alone or with a Steve on 07875941505 companion for a minimum of a mile. The walk usually lasts for an hour or so and is followed by a visit to a café/pub for a drink and a chat. Community Mental CMHT, Killamarsh Open 9am to 5pm. Please Offers carer support for Tel 0114 247 4886 Health Team Carers Clini, Parkside ring for details. carers of people with Support Shopping Centre, mental health issues. Killamarsh, Sheffield, S21 1FY SUPPORTING YOU AS A CARER 8 Carer Aware Derbyshire Network Of Carer Organisations Community Transport Contactable by Open 9am to 5pm.
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