Liverpool

We are a register charity, and we help with the relief of poverty among children and their families. The majority of families we support are struggling financially to make ends meet. We redistributes the surplus food we collects to families / individuals in need on Monday to Friday, but Tuesdays and Fridays are the main designated days for the food bank, whilst other days are for people with health issues. clothing, school uniforms / school supplies, small household goods, and toiletries redistribution days are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. We help low income families / individuals in need, refugees, asylum seeker, and homeless people. We occasionally provide home work club for children under 16 years of age, and also support with recreational activities through schools giving local families opportunities to access and be included in activities such as school trips, and visits to cultural sites, etc. We provide information, and signpost families / individuals to other service providers for individuals progression. We provide a range of recreational opportunities for local families, particularly those from low income backgrounds who otherwise would not be able to afford these opportunities.

The Whitechapel Centre is the leading homeless and housing charity for the Liverpool region. We work with people who are sleeping rough, living in hostels or struggling to manage their accommodation. We are committed to helping people find and maintain a home and learn the life skills essential for independent living.

Age UK Lancashire's vision is that everyone is living their best later life, and we work to achieve this by offering services and support to older people (aged 50+), as well as their families and carers, in Lancashire, Blackpool, and North Sefton. Our aims are as follows: • To make a positive difference to the lives of all older people in Lancashire. • To make later life a more fulfilling and enjoyable experience. • To provide effective services to meet locally identified needs. • To support those with long-term conditions to remain as independent as possible • To develop and promote well-being initiatives to help people lead healthy, active lives; and • To ensure older people and their carers are fully informed of their rights and entitlements so that they have choice and control to live independently. • To connect older people to their communities to combat isolation and loneliness These are our current services. Where there is a charge for a service, this is indicated after the brief description: • Scams' Prevention Awareness—support for victims and potential victims of scams, plus awareness-raising. • Energy Advice – support to reduce fuel poverty by maximising income and reducing energy costs. • Dementia Service – help to understand and access the dementia networks, support, and services available. • Cognitive Stimulation Therapy – a programme to improve cognition, independence, and well-being for individuals living with mild to moderate dementia. • Living Well Support Service – short- to medium-term support for adults (18+), both in hospital and at home. • Integrated Care Programme – personalised support for older people living with long-term conditions and who are at risk of recurring, unplanned hospital admissions. • Information and Advice – support with a range of issues, such as claiming benefits, housing, health and care, or local services. • Support at Home—support with cleaning and laundry, shopping, and errands tailored to need. Charges apply—£25.50 an hour. • Day Clubs – opportunities to socialise, learn or relearn skills, and take part in activities. The service is delivered in a small group environment at local centres. Charges apply and vary according to need. (Visit our website for further information.) Referrals to any of our services can be made by telephoning 0300 303 1234 or e-mailing advice@ageuklancs.org.uk. All service users receive an assessment of their needs relevant to the service being provided. If we are unable to provide support, we signpost or refer to services and organisations that can meet the identified need(s).