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Age UK Hillingdon, Harrow and Brent

Services available:

  • Information & Advice
  • Free confidential and advice on a wide range of issues in particular; Welfare Benefits, Housing and Transport.
  • Help at Home include: Change bedding; Collect your prescriptions, dry cleaning or do your shopping; Help prepare light meals; Escort you to appointments; Dementia sitting. (Please note we do not provide Personal Care).
  • Dementia Activities (Tel: 07925 148 169)
  • Lasting Power of Attorney This is a paid for service. Tel: 020 8756 3040 (option1)
  • Clubs & Groups especially in Hillingdon; see our website for details or Tel: 0208 589 0067
  • Hospital and Community Support: Hillingdon Tel: 020 8756 4393; Ealing Mobile: 07513 822 117 / 07513 822 118; Northwick Park Tel: 07510 382 921
  • Falls Prevention Service: For Hillingdon residents who are 65+ years who are at risk of falling or feel they are unsteady. Tel: 020 8756 4392
  • Charity Shops: The shop in Ruislip open Mon-Sat 9.00am to 5.00pm, Tel: 020 8839 8516; and the shop in Hayes open Mon-Sat 10.00am-4.00pm, Tel: 01895 625 730
  • Community Connect/ Friendship Services - Telephone and Face- to-Face Befriending: Tel: 020 3949 5782
  • Good Neighbour Service: In the Hillingdon & Harrow area, Tel: 020 3949 5782
  • Social Isolation Prevention Service: In the Brent area, Tel: 020 3948 0600

 
Address:
2 Chapel Court , Hayes, Greater London, UB3 2LW
Umbrella org:
Age UK
Area serviced:
Hillington, Harrow and Brent
Telephone:
Hillingdon - Tel: 0208 756 3040 (Option 1); Harrow and Brent - Tel: 0208 861 7980
Opening times:
9.00am-3.00pm (Telephone lines)
Sector:
Public

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Services providing advice and information relating to all aspects of mental health.
Befriending services offer supportive, reliable relationships through volunteer befrienders to people with mental health problems who would otherwise be socially isolated.
For some people later in their life the cells in the brain that are related to mental ability become damaged, causing a gradual decrease in the ability to think and remember. When this happens it is referred to as dementia. Dementia is a non-specific illness syndrome (set of signs and symptoms) in which affected areas of cognition may be memory, attention, language, and problem solving.
Home Care services offer practical help and support to people at home with essential daily tasks they are unable to manage safely for themselves.
Groups or organisations set up to support the specific needs of mental health service users, and their carers.