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You can use assistive technology to discover more about local history, events, opportunities, and groups you may want to interact with. Search for groups on Facebook that you can join - many public groups and local business promote themselves on Facebook as it is a free programme that is used by millions of people.

We would like you to inform Plymouth City Council if you are reporting to PHE SW HPT any suspected cases in line with the scenarios noted in the new PHE flow chart.

Living independently at home often requires the use of assistive equipment. This page contains links to local suppliers that can provide various equipment and assistive aids to help improve your daily life.

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

Caring for someone can be physically and emotionally exhausting and it is important to look after yourself. At times, you will need a break.

If you have the funds to make improvements to your property then the council can help you find a local approved trader through the Buy with Confidence scheme.

To make a complaint about a Plymouth school, first check the school's own complaints policy to understand their process.

If you have any comments about adult social care or suggestions about how the council can make things better we want to hear from you.

If you have any comments about children's social care or suggestions about how the council can make things better we want to hear from you.

View all of the managing money, savings and debt cost of living help and support schemes that you could be eligible for and apply today.

Taking your medications as prescribed is crucial for maintaining good health, particularly for older adults living independently. However, managing multiple medications can be challenging, leading to missed doses, confusion, and frustration.

If you want to be independent, it's important to know how to manage your money. This means being able to save money for things you need, like education or a place to live. It also means making smart choices about how you spend your money, and not wasting it on things you don't really need.

Take part in this consultation survey and have your say regarding the Manor Street Children's Centre.

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

Read the March 2021 edition of the Plymouth Young Carers newsletter.

Read the March 2022 edition of the Plymouth Young Carers newsletter.

Read the March 2023 edition of the Plymouth Young Carers newsletter.

Plymouth Marjon University offers sports facilities for all abilities. Whether you're into football or water polo, strength training or wall climbing, our superb sports centre can meet your every need.