The Making Connections Directory is an easy to use directory of local community services. It has been created to help Oakley Health Group patients connect with support services and community groups near to where you live. Click here
Arthritis - North Hampshire Arthritis Support Group whether you have arthritis or care for someone who does, join the group to share your experiences and meet other people living with arthritis. For more information, call 020 7612 9537 or email northhantsartritiscare@googlemail.com
Next 3 dates: Thursday 25th April 2019, Thursday 25th July 2019, Thursday 31st October 2019 1:30pm - 3:30pm. In the Function Room, Harlington Centre, 236 Fleet Road, Fleet GU51 4BY.
Daisy Chain Cafe for people living with dementia or memory loss and their family and friends. Call Yateley Town Council on 01252 872198 or email daisychaincafe1@gmail.com
Eating Disorders - Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Specialist Eating Disorders Team Email: SPNT.HantsCamhsEDT@nhs.net www.hampshirecamhs.nhs.uk Tel: 0300 304 0062
Family Line www.familyline.org.uk 0808 8005678 - talk to us about family problems. children's behaviour, teenagers, adult relationships, school problems, grandchildren, step-parenting issues, separation/divorce
Hearing Champions: Free Local Service for people with NHS Hearing Aids includes:
Basic Maintenance, Battery Supply, Cleaning & re-tubing, Trouble shooting, advice
Click here for details: Hearing Champions Service
Youth Counselling Service 0345 600 2516 or 07827 992764 Email: rxx.youthcounsellingservice@nhs.net
Meningitus Research (24 hour Freephone) 080 8800 3344
Multiple Sclerosis Support & Therapy Group 01252 875119 (Anne)
www.mssupport.org.uk
SMOKEFREE Hampshire: 01264 563039/0800 772 3649
Text QUIT to 66777 www.smokefreehampshire.co.uk
Stroke Line 0845 130 7172 www.differentstrokes.co.uk
Victim Support Hampshire & IOW 0845 0703002
Hart Families Mental Health & Wellbeing www.hart.gov.uk/mental-health-and-wellbeing For tips on a range of topics relating to stress, sleep and mental wellbeing, as well as signposts to local support, view the special edition of the Newsletter for Hart Families.