General service articles

St Luke's Services provides a seamless specialist palliative care service across all care settings under one management team. The service consists of staff from Plymouth Hospitals Trust, three local Healthcare Trusts and St Luke's, the independent charitable hospice.

PANS is a neuropsychiatric condition which is triggered by a misdirected immune response which results in an inflammation of a child's brain.

Support group for grand parents who are primarily or heavily supporting their grand children in Plymouth.

ParentShield is a great child-safe and parent friendly mobile network. Only children or people needing special facilities are allowed to use it.

The Plymouth and District Branch of Parkinson's UK has been meeting the needs of local people with Parkinson's and their carers since January 1978. We hold regular activities specifically designed to meet your requirements and have a wealth of knowledge and experience to impart. With us you have the chance to meet other people in your area, get information and take part in the activities on offer.

The Plymouth City Council Participation Team run group work youth forum sessions for young people aged 8 to 25 including Children in Care Councils, UK Youth Parliament and the Young Safeguarders.

We offer supported housing with flexible packages of support for vulnerable people in the city, with mental health and/or learning disabilities.

The Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) offers support, information and assistance to patients, relatives and visitors.

At the Pattinson Court retirement housing scheme, we offer 25 studio, 15 one-bedroom, 2 two-bedroom, and 1 three-bedroom purpose-built properties.

Peace and Quiet offers a specialist hairdressing service for people with mental health difficulties, learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, and additional needs who would not ordinarily feel able to access a mainstream salon.