We offer care at home to clients in Gatley, Cheadle, Cheadle-Hulme, Bramhall, Wilmslow, Sale, Didsbury, Handforth and more.

We specialise in helping care for the elderly. We provide pers…Show less

Deckchair Care is a domiciliary care service provider operating in South Manchester / East Cheshire since 2017.

We offer care at home to clients in Gatley, Cheadle, Cheadle-Hulme, Bramhall, Wilmslow, Sale, Didsbury, Handforth and more.

We specialise in helping care for the elderly. We provide personal care, help getting up, meal preparation, medication prompts, social trips, shopping and light household chores.

Deckchair have lots of experience supporting people with dementia, and work hard to keep our older clients engaged and active.

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​Since 1998 the charity has expanded the range of homeles…Show less

Digartref is a not for profit registered charity and has been providing support and assistance to those affected by homelessness since 1998. Providing both short and long term solutions for those experiencing or at risk of becoming homeless.

​Since 1998 the charity has expanded the range of homeless prevention services it provides and now offers assistance to those aged 16 upwards with no upper age limit.

​Digartref run a range of homeless prevention projects and programs which aim to reduce homelessness and its impact, ensuring as many people as possible access the support that meets their individual needs and circumstances.Show less

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Working with over 12,500 people in Kent and the surrounding areas, we’re one of the largest and most respected local sight loss charities in the UK. We work to prevent avoidable sight loss, deliver excellent support services and enable people to get involved and live independently.

We understand that everyone’s needs are different, and we provide a comprehensive range of support services to help people maintain their day to day lives. This ranges from rehabilitation to equipment and social clubs depending on the individual needs of each person.

We also work closely with communities and businesses across the region to increase awareness of eye health and the prevention of avoidable sight loss. Our aim is to bring people together to help anyone with sight impairment live a fulfilling and independent life.Show less

Key was set up by a group of passionate, committed families with a vision for their sons and daughters to live full lives at the heart of their local communities. We are proud that some of these families remain involved with Key and that our organisation continues to be shaped by the experiences of families and people with disabilities.

From our beginnings as a housing association we have evolved into a modern, dynamic organisation whose primary focus is delivering high quality, personalised support to people in their own homes and communities.

We continue to have a housing function which manages a number of properties across 15 Scottish local authorities. You can read more about our housing work in the Key Housing section of this website. And in Glasgow, Key delivers support in partnership with our subsidiary organisation Community Lifestyles. Find out more about the Community Lifestyles and Key partnership here.

We work in close partnership with The Advisory Group (TAG), which was set up by Key in 1996 to enable people with learning disabilities to have a stronger voice in the services they use and their local communities. In 2012 TAG became an independent charity (SCIO).Show less

At Keystage Housing we do whatever it takes to get people into housing that lasts.We recognise that homelessness is not just about housing. Our Somewhere Safe to Stay Hubs provide holistic, person-centred support with the help of our local partners. There are many barriers to housing that we aim to remove and our tailored support in each case has proven to help service users navigate their way out of homelessness for the long-term.Show less

We believe that it is in community that people thrive and grow in all the areas of their lives…Show less

We are a place where people become the best versions of themselves. We want to see each vulnerable and disadvantaged person in Gloucester reach their full potential, and become fully engaged in community.

We believe that it is in community that people thrive and grow in all the areas of their lives. Unfortunately, many people fall through the gaps of getting the support they need, and many struggle to get into community life. So we set up this Social Enterprise in 2012 to change this! We now work with over 2000 people, through over 20 activities in Gloucester. Our community includes people with learning disabilities, mental health challenges and complex needs, and young people. We help people come in to community, and then receive support and training through our supportive environment. People can then release their potential, moving closer to becoming the best versions of themselves!Show less