Support groups for parents

Nursery schools provide crucial early learning and development opportunities for children under 5 years old before they begin primary school.

A nursing home is a residential care facility that provides 24/7 support and care for individuals who require a higher level of assistance than can be safely managed at home.

One You is here to help you get healthier and feel better with free tips, tools and support. Whether it's moving more, eating more healthily or checking yourself.

Spending time outdoors offers numerous benefits for both physical and mental well-being. However, age-related changes like reduced mobility, weather concerns, and safety considerations can sometimes make venturing outside feel daunting.

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

Depending on your situation, you may need to pay towards the cost of your care and support. As a general rule, if you have more than £23,250 in savings and investments, you will have to pay the full cost of your care.

If you pay for water without a meter, the water company expects payment in advance. If you think your bill is wrong, you should contact your water company.

Perinatal Positivity uses the real voices and experiences of women and men who have had mental wellbeing difficulties around the time of pregnancy, childbirth and beyond. We hope it will help you emotionally prepare and find support, if needed, at this time.

Living independently at home can be incredibly rewarding, but it's natural to worry about potential falls, accidents, or sudden medical emergencies. These concerns can be amplified for older adults or those with limited mobility.

Within this section, you'll find information on a variety of security solutions, equipment, and aids, all aimed at promoting a sense of safety and allowing you to live life to the fullest.

View and apply for Personal Assistant jobs in Plymouth that have been advertised in association with the Enham Trust.

Your personal budget is the amount of money the council will pay towards any social care and support you need. The amount of money in your personal budget is decided by the council after a financial assessment.

Personal budgets are designed to help families have more control over their lives. A personal budget is made up of resources that can be used flexibly to support a child or young person with their education, health and/or care needs.

A carer's personal budget is a way that carers may be able to be supported to have a break from caring and improve their health and wellbeing.

You might be able to save money by switching to a new provider for your broadband, mobile phone, home phone or TV bundle.