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Supported living is a way to help people with disabilities or who need extra support to live on their own in their community. It includes people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, autism, sensory loss, mental health needs and acquired brain injury.

Taking place at three locations within Plymouth, these free sessions are a great opportunity to have fun and build up your swimming skills and confidence, too.

Dementia is not a disease itself but rather a collection of symptoms that result from damage to the brain caused by different diseases, such as Alzheimer's.

View a table of all CQC registered care and residential homes in Plymouth and their contact details.

Showering is a daily routine essential for hygiene and well-being. However, for older adults living independently, navigating a shower can present safety concerns due to slippery surfaces, limited mobility, and potential difficulty reaching necessary items.

Information that explains how school staff can support young carers.

Maintaining good posture is essential for everyone, but it becomes particularly important as we age. Strong, supported posture allows you to move freely, perform daily tasks with ease, and participate in activities you enjoy.

Your bedroom should be a haven of comfort and support, promoting restful sleep and enabling you to manage your daily activities with ease.

Maintaining continence, both urinary and faecal, is essential for a healthy and independent life. However, as we age, managing continence can become more challenging.

Enjoying a nutritious meal and staying adequately hydrated are essential aspects of maintaining good health at any age. However, for older adults living independently, these seemingly simple tasks can become challenging due to age-related changes in vision, dexterity, or swallowing.

Targeted support services for professionals supporting children and their families in Plymouth.

For families with children under 16 (or under 17 if disabled).

For families, including the self-employed, with children under 12 (or under 17 if disabled).

The Buy With Confidence Scheme provides you with a list of local businesses which have given their commitment to trading fairly.

Technology-based solutions can enhance daily life and offer peace of mind. As we age and strive for continued independence in our homes, technology can offer valuable support within the comfort of our bedrooms.

Living independently can be incredibly rewarding, but everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, and laundry can become challenging as we age. Fortunately, technological advancements offer a variety of tools and solutions that can make these tasks easier and more manageable.

Staying connected and getting out and about are important for maintaining a fulfilling life. However, age-related changes like limited mobility, safety concerns, and navigating public transport can make venturing out feel daunting.

View a list of tennis courts in Plymouth.

The impact of COVID-19 19 is all too obvious. It is a serious disease with short- and long-term effects but it also affects people who have not been directly affected.