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Services for older people

Here are a range of services available for older people, either to make them more comfortable and independent in their own homes, or to help them find accommodation more suited to their needs.

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CareLink

A 24 hour emergency monitoring system can help older and vulnerable people to remain living independently and safely in their own homes. It can be used for people who have a medical condition and can offer security and peace of mind.

Community Meals

This service is for people aged 18 and over, normally older people, who are unable to prepare and cook one hot meal a day. This may be a permanent situation due to sight loss, a physical or learning disability, illness or a temporary situation such as recovering after a stay in hospital, to help you maintain your independence and quality of life.

Community Care

Community care means helping people to live as independently as possible either at home, in the community or in short or long term care. These services are available to people with a wide range of needs. Community care services are based on an assessment of needs of both users and carers. Individuals with more complex needs may receive a care management service.

Day centres / day services

The day centres and luncheon clubs around Bury are either run by the Council or by local community or voluntary organisations.

For further information click on the links below.

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