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- The Nottingham Children's Hospital is part of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The wards and departments are based all under one roof at the Queen's Medical Centre. We want to make sure your child is as comfortable as possible during their stay in hospital and…
- The Nottingham Macmillan Information and Support Service, based at both Nottingham City Hospital and Queens Medical Centre provide a free and confidential drop in service to anyone affected by cancer including patients, family, friends, health and social care professionals. The service is staffed by a…
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- Gener8 is for young people from 14 to 24 years old with a range of learning disabilities. We are based at Harpenden House on Edwards Lane in Sherwood, Nottingham, (We will be moving to Clarence street near Stonebridge Farm in Winter months 2023). Our days…
Every Sunday of each month 11am - 4pm
- Service available to anyone with a neurological condition or mobility issues that lives within the following postcodes: NG1; NG10,; NG11; NG12; NG13; NG14; NG15; NG16; NG2 NG3; NG4; NG5; NG6; NG7; NG8; NG9 Rehabilitation in home. Specialised treatment for all neurological conditions including stroke, multiple…
- Nottingham Recovery Network (NRN) Nottingham Recovery Network is a free, confidential drug and alcohol service working with Nottingham City residents who are over 18. We provide advice, support, and treatment to anyone who wishes to change their relationship with drugs or alcohol. People can self-refer…Monday-09:30-16:30 Tuesday-09:30-16:30 Wednesday-09:30-18:30 Thursday-09:30-16:30 Friday-09:30-16:30 Saturday-09:30-12:30 Sunday-Closed
- For details of adult social care services in Nottinghamshire please visit the County Council's website.
- Occupational therapy looks for solutions to the practical difficulties you are having at home. Depending on your needs the Occupational Therapist can supply equipment (on long term loan) to help you stay living in your own home. For example: specialised shower seats, chair raise, toilet equipment.…
- Care and support assessment Your GP, or another worker, may have told you that you need a care and support assessment. Before we do this, we will work with you to help you find services and support in your community that could help you to stay independent.…
- Learning disability If you have a learning disability and live in Nottinghamshire there is a variety of support available from individuals and local organisations. How to get support? If you think you need social care support, start by looking at our Nottinghamshire Help Yourself website. Here…NG17 7AG
- If you suffer from mental health problems and need some extra support to help you live independently, one of our Community Mental Health teams may be able to help you. Who can get help? We can offer you support if you: have mental health difficulties…