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Your Local Services Sevenoaks District Your Local Services Sevenoaks District Version 40 November 2020 Contents Useful Contacts .......................................................................................................................11 Description of Contacts ..........................................................................................................11 Adult Health ...........................................................................................................................14 Service and contact details .................................................................................................. 14 Description of service ........................................................................................................... 14 Adult Weight Management – Why Weight ..................................................................... 14 Alzheimer’s Society ............................................................................................................... 14 Arthritis Research Campaign .............................................................................................. 15 Cancer Research Campaign (Sevenoaks) .......................................................................... 15 Community Navigation Social Prescribing ....................................................................... 15 Diabetes UK Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks Group .............................. 15 Easy Netball - Adults ............................................................................................................. 16 Every Step Counts ................................................................................................................. 16 Health Walks .......................................................................................................................... 17 ..................................................................................................................................................17 Involve Kent – Community Navigation and Community Navigation for Carers ..... 17 Leukaemia Research Fund (Sevenoaks Branch) .............................................................. 17 Live Well Kent ........................................................................................................................ 17 One You Kent (West Kent) .................................................................................................. 17 One You Your Home Service .............................................................................................. 18 Sevenoaks Blind Social ......................................................................................................... 18 Sexual Health Clinics ............................................................................................................. 18 Swanley Community Day Service ...................................................................................... 19 Swanley Therapy Centre ...................................................................................................... 19 Carers ......................................................................................................................................19 Service and contact details ............................................................................................... 19 Description of service ......................................................................................................... 19 Carers Direct ........................................................................................................................... 19 Crossroads ............................................................................................................................... 19 ellenor....................................................................................................................................... 20 Grandparents Plus ................................................................................................................. 20 Imago – Wellbeing Matters: Community Navigation & Adult Carer Support ......... 20 2 Kent Young Carers ................................................................................................................ 21 Kinship Carers ........................................................................................................................ 21 Debt, Finance & Legal Advice ..............................................................................................21 Service and contact details ............................................................................................... 21 Description of service ......................................................................................................... 21 Citizens Advice ....................................................................................................................... 21 Crosslight Advice (formally West Kent Debt Advice) ................................................... 22 HERO Advice Service ........................................................................................................... 22 Money Advice Service .......................................................................................................... 22 National Career Service........................................................................................................ 22 West Kent Financial Wellbeing Services .......................................................................... 23 West Kent Works .................................................................................................................. 23 Dementia Cafés .....................................................................................................................23 Service and contact details .................................................................................................. 23 Description of service ........................................................................................................... 23 Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support Services Memory Cafés .......................................... 23 Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Café .................................................................................. 23 Down Memory Lane ............................................................................................................. 23 Forget-me-Not Café – Edenbridge .................................................................................... 24 Forget-me-Not Café – Hildenborough ............................................................................. 24 Forget-me-Not Café – Sevenoaks (Knole) ...................................................................... 24 Forget-me-Not Café – Westerham ................................................................................... 24 Forget-me-Notes Sing-a-long with a cuppa’ ..................................................................... 24 Dementia Support .................................................................................................................25 Service and contact details .................................................................................................. 25 Description of service ........................................................................................................... 25 Alzheimer’s Society ............................................................................................................... 25 Dementia Friendly Kent ....................................................................................................... 25 Dementia Friends Awareness Sessions ............................................................................ 25 Sevenoaks Area Dementia Friendly Community ............................................................ 25 Swanley Dementia Friendly Community Forum ............................................................. 25 Domestic Abuse .....................................................................................................................26 Service and contact details .................................................................................................. 26 3 Description of service ........................................................................................................... 26 Choices ..................................................................................................................................... 26 DeafHope ................................................................................................................................ 26 Domestic Abuse Support Services in Kent & Medway ................................................. 26 Domestic Abuse Volunteer Support Services (DAVSS) ................................................ 27 Dove Project ........................................................................................................................... 27 The Domestic Violence Intervention Project (DVIP) ..................................................... 28 Elder Abuse Response Helpline .......................................................................................... 28 Family Matters (victims of sexual violence) ..................................................................... 28 Freedom Programme ............................................................................................................ 28 London LGBT Anti Violence Helpline 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