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Support for Residents of Teignbridge from your local Community Voluntary Organisations, charities and local community groups have come together to provide valuable services to our residents during this period. The list below provides details of key providers in your local community but If you cannot find support to meet your need please contact Teignbridge CVS on [email protected] TEIGNBRIDGE FOODBANKS Newton Abbot THAT Foodbank 11.00-14.00 THAT Place, 8 Queensway House, Buckland, Newton Abbot, 01626 437310 (Buckland) & (Teignbridge Homeless (Mon/Tues/Weds) TQ12 4BA Teignbridge - can Action Today) & 10.00-13.033 deliver (Thu/Fri) Newton Abbot HITS Foodbank (Homeless Call to arrange; Abbrook Park, Strap Ln, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot, TQ12 01626 906371 (Kingsteignton) – can in Teignbridge Support) 24- hour helpline 3PS (across the B3193 from Kingsteignton Swimming Pool) deliver supporting Teignbridge- wide Buckfastleigh Buckfastleigh Foodbank 09.30-11.30 Fri St Luke's Church, Plymouth Road, Buckfastleigh, TQ11 0DA 01364 644875 Ashburton Ashburton Food Bank Call to arrange Community group offering help with food. Via Ashburton Help Line 01364 255919 ADVICE Teignbridge wide Citizens Advice 9am – 4pm Telephone or Online support only 03444 111444 Teignbridge Whats App 01626 322260 National Advice Line UK wide 24 hour Online Searchable Database of Advice www.citizensadvice.org.uk/ Dawlish Open Daw Community Call or Telephone or Online advice only [email protected] Information Centre email to 01752 882946 book a call HELP WITH SHOPPING, TELEPHONE BEFRIENDING, PRESCRIPTION COLLECTION AND ONE-TO-ONE SUPPORT Partnership of Town Council, Local Voluntary Bovey Tracey Parish 07340 189839 Bovey Tracey Groups and Primary Care providing local volunteer Coronavirus Action Group 9am –8pm [email protected] support Ilsington Parish Council [email protected] Ilsington Local neighbourhood support Support 01364 661532 Partnership of Town Council, Local Voluntary Ashburton Ashburton Action Group 9am – 8pm Groups, Ashburton Parish Church providing local 01364 255919 volunteer support Partnership of Town Council, Local Voluntary Buckfastleigh Action 01364 255819 Buckfastleigh 9am – 8pm Groups, Buckfastleigh Church providing local Group volunteer support Newton Abbot, Kingscare League of 01626 357090 9am – 4pm Charity providing volunteer support Kingsteignton Friends [email protected] Newton Abbot, Newton Abbot Mutual 07954 054459 Kingskerswell, 9am – 4pm Community Action response group Aid Group [email protected] Ipplepen Telephone support, food and medication 07762 735362 Newton Abbot Buckland Support (BUS) collections and any other support that people [email protected] need. Ipplepen Emergency Identifying people in need in the community and 01803 813250 Ipplepen 9am-4pm Group provide the response they need [email protected] Kingskerswell Community food, prescriptions, transport, help with pets and Kingskerswell Response (Kerswella 9am-4pm 07554 667037 other Care) 01626 335359 Abbotskerswell Abbotskerswell Will help in any way they can 07894 831441 Chudleigh Town Action Chudleigh 9am – 4pm Partnership of Groups providing volunteer support 01626 853140 Group Chudleigh Town Action Chudleigh Knighton Volunteer database to support vulnerable 01626 853140 Group / Town Council Charity and Community partnership providing Teignmouth Charity Partnership 9am – 4pm 01626 778039 volunteer support 07917 428680 Teignmouth Mutual Aid Teignmouth 9am – 4pm Mutual Aid community group 07757 012814 Group 07933 252337 Teignmouth Alice Cross Centre 9am-2pm Charity providing volunteer support 01626 778039 [email protected] Help with shopping, dog-walking, prescription Shaldon Shaldon Parish Council 07767 787816 collections, comfort calls Bernard.stanley447@btintern Stokenteignhead Village Stokenteignhead Home deliveries and prescription collection et.com Shop 01626 873454 Support can be provided by Bishopsteignton Care Bishopsteignton Care 07874 749705 or 07708 Bishopsteignton 9am-4pm Watch and the Bishopsteignton Emergency Watch 512906 Resilience Team (BERT). Dawlish Strand Centre 10am – 2pm Community Centre providing meals 01626 889038 Community group linking to local community groups 01626 875386 or 07584 Dawlish Helping Dawlish 9am-4pm to help provide support. 052306 Starcross, Exminster, Westbank 9am–6.30pm Charity co-ordinating local volunteer support 01392 824752 Kenn, Kennford shopping, foodbank, prescriptions, dog walking, 07875 205595 Starcross Starcross Volunteers 9am – 4pm newspaper delivery [email protected] Teign Valley Acorn Support Group Charity providing volunteer support 01647 252701 A project to provide home-cooked, frozen oven ready meals for families who might have trouble Teign Valley Tedburn Church Kitchen 9am-4pm 07772 436516 cooking at the moment, maybe due to illness, moving home, a new baby The churches and other groups are working together 01647 252212 Teign Valley and Haldon to try and ensure that those who may need practical Teign Valley Contact email address Mission help with shopping, medication etc in this situation [email protected] can receive help if needed local parish councils and others to co-ordinate offers St Mary Church, Local Parish Council and requests for help from those who may need to 01647 252330 Dunsford self-isolate The churches and other groups are working together Teign Valley and Haldon to try and ensure that those who may need practical John May 01647 252212 Ashton Hill Mission Community help with shopping, medication etc in this situation [email protected] - Ashton can receive help if needed Ide Ide Angels Partnership of Groups providing volunteer support [email protected] Trusham Community Partnership of community Groups providing Trusham 9am-4pm 07791 279814 Support volunteer support Prescriptions, phone calls, help with shopping; there Hennock Hennock Parish Council 07801 023318 is an online form on Parish Council website Moretonhampstead Development Trust co- Moretonhampstead Wellmoor 9am – 8pm 0800 6226245 ordinating voluntary health and wellbeing support Broadhempston Covid- Broadhempston 19 Parish Council 9am-4pm Community Action response group 01626 335813 Response Email for Support; on their website there are 01364 621287 Widecombe in the Moor hundreds of contacts for all sorts of support between 4pm - 7pm Widecombe Support Group https://www.widecombe-in-the-moor.com/support/ [email protected] Buckland in the Moor Village Action Group Local neighbourhood support [email protected] Bickington Village New group of volunteers taking requests over phone Tom Meek: [email protected] Coronavirus Action Plan for help with shopping etc Bickington We envisage the main needs as follows: Awareness of all residents and those who may have to self- 01647 221690 Claire watson Manaton Care Group 9am-5pm isolate; access to goods and ability to fulfil 07704 82683 Julie Banahan Manaton errands; help with pets, and situations we haven’t 01647 221549 Ann Mosley encountered yet! Medical Transport NA Community Providing transport for school children and medical Newton Abbot 01626 335775 Transport appointments. East Teignbridge East Teignbridge 01626 888890 Community Transport IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO FIND THE SUPPORT YOU NEED PLEASE CONTACT TEIGNBRDIGE COMMUNITY VOLUNTARY SERVICES [email protected] .
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