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Provides information and advice on council services for residents, businesses and visitors to the town. Town Hall, Victoria Square, BL1 1RU (01204) 333333 webteam@bolton.gov.uk
Support group for parents and carers of children and young people with autism. 13, M26 1HJ 07814776629 suzannewatt97@hotmail.com
Find information on support servicesacross Greater Manchester if you or someone you are supporting has been affected bycrime. (07391) 860252 gemma.mckee@gmp.police.uk
A parent and carer led group offering days out, activities and support to pre-school and school aged children with disabilities /special needs, along with their families and carers Daytrippers, Bolton 07742693157 daytrippers.bolton@hotmail.co.uk
Contact a Family provides information, advice and support to families caring for children and young people with disabilities or additional needs. We have up to date information on local services and sources of support for families with disabled children. Contact a a Family, EC1V 1JN (08088) 083555 helpline@cafamily.org.uk
What we do: A self-help group for stroke survivors and their carers. Help to regain confidence and self-esteem, aid socialisation, make new friends andprovide information.Check ourwebsite for details.When: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month between 1pm and 3pm.Where: Christ Church,Mytham Road,Little Lever,Bolton, BL3 1JETel: 01204 387704stroke support Christ Church, BL3 1JE 01204 387704
Local Mutual Support Group for Children with Down’s Syndrome and their Parents/Carers living in Bolton. We meet on the second Sunday of every month from 1pm until 3pm. All newcomers welcome. Our aim is to support children with Down’s syndrome, and their families living in the Bolton area. Leverhulme Childrens Centre Leverhulme Park Commun, BL2 6EB 01204 480480 chair@boltonsmileyfaces.org.uk
Working Potential is an Ambition for Ageing Project in Bolton in partnership with GMCVO funded by the Big Lottery & delivered by Bolton at Home. Carers aged 50+ who want to explore employment or training opportunities will be encouraged & supported on their journey into new working roles, at the same time boosting self-esteem, reducing social isolation & assisting integration into new & wider communities. Tonge Moor Ucan Centre, 269 Tonge Moor Road, BL2 2LE (07789) 031699 workingpotential@boltonathome.org.uk
Weare a group of parents and carers of adults with learning disabilities who meet at the Jubilee Center, Darley Street, on the first Tuesday of each month from 7pm - 9pm.Ourmeetings are relaxed and friendlywith more serious input from guest speakers who bring specialist information on, for example, Care Options, Benefits, Personalised Budgets, NHS and other Health Services, Short Term Breaks and many other interesting topics.We aim to keep ourselves well informed so that our link with Adult Jubilee Day Centre, Darley Street, BL1 3DX 01204 306971
Careline offer a 24 hour, 365 day a year community alarm service. If you are elderly or vulnerable you can get help from experienced staff at the touch of a button. Careline can help you live independently in your own home, whether youown your own home or are in rented accommodation. We install a small unit that connects to your phone and you get a pendant which you wear. A microphone in the unit means that our staff can hear you and you can hear them even if you can’t get to the home unit 123 Prince Street, BL1 2ND (01204) 335733 careline@boltonathome.org.uk
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