Community Outreach The activity of providing services to persons who might otherwise find it difficult to access such
Our services support Social well-being Mental well-being By increasing personal confidence, reducing social isolation, fostering a sense of community and encouraging communication skills Mental well-being By fostering an interest in new learning or new ways of understanding, stimulating and sharing memories, and extending capacity for thought Emotional well-being By increasing self-awareness, supporting independence and enhancing the ability to articulate issues … and aim to reduce barriers to participation by ensuring community members have access to resources, opportunities and capabilities to engage, contribute, use local services and connect with their communities.
Words on Wheels Books on Wheels Assistive Resources Bulk Loans Wellbeing Sessions Group Visits
Support people in making decisions and leading an independent lifestyle Helps to maintain or enhance physical and mental health Encourages and fosters social connections Stimulation through reading and retell supports brain health Brings together a diverse range of people from all backgrounds and walks of life All brains need to be exercised. When it works out, you tone it and build up strength. BENEFITS Brings the community into the care facility and enriches participants lives Provides different options and time to trial and experiment in comfort of own home Person-centred services that are flexible and responsive Develops relationships which explore interests Promotes a sense of belonging in the wider community, keeping people in touch with what’s happening in their community Support activities and planned events and a offers a versatile program of socially and mentally stimulating activities Can be reassuring to family members Respects individuals ability to make decisions and choices Works in partnership with other local services and agencies, and with the person’s carers and family Is adaptable to different venues and competences