General service articles

The Countryside Mobility Scheme is working to improve access to the countryside for people with limited mobility living in and visiting the South West region. All-terrain mobility scooters are available for hire at 40 locations across Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire and Somerset taking in some of the South West's most scenic locations.

Courtenay House is a sheltered housing scheme provided by Livewest. At LiveWest, we believe in a home for everyone. We were formed in March 2018 through the merger of Knightstone Housing and DCH, and since then we have built on the best of both organisations.

We are a support group for parents and meet every Wednesday from 10am to 11.30am. During this time we often have a guest speaker to talk to the group. There is even coffee!

We are a neuro divergent-led company running regular creative and performing arts experiences for the neuro divergent community.

Creative Living is a specialist home and live-in care provider.

Cremyll View is a sheltered housing scheme provided by Livewest. At LiveWest, we believe in a home for everyone. We were formed in March 2018 through the merger of Knightstone Housing and DCH, and since then we have built on the best of both organisations.

Crossroads Fun & Friendship Centre is now in its 30th year of providing support to individuals (18+) experiencing mild to moderate issues with their mental health in Plymouth. We continue to offer a very wide variety of recreational, leisure, and educational opportunities, with the aim of fun and friendship at our core.

Every week 12 apparently 'fit and healthy' young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions in the UK. CRY offers counselling and support to families affected, as well as working to raise awareness and to support medical research.

From its modest beginnings, Cry-sis has developed to become a well-respected and national charity. The stated aims remain 'to be efficient and effective in providing self-help and support to families with excessively crying, sleepless and demanding babies'. To achieve this, Cry-sis runs a national telephone helpline that is available to callers every day of the year between 9.00am and 10.00pm. Callers are referred to a trained volunteer member of Cry-sis who has had personal experience of crying or sleep problems within their own family.

CSW is an not-for-profit organisation that supports young people as they make important transitions in their lives.