Support for young people

Support for people in Plymouth who are preparing for adulthood. Includes friends and relationships, independent living, health and wellbeing, support for families, benefits and grants, education, employment, transitions, and SEND contact details.

Pre-schools, day nurseries and out-of-school care in Plymouth provide crucial early learning and development opportunities for children under 5 years old before they begin primary school.

Sitting is an essential part of daily life, but for older adults living independently, prolonged sitting or improper posture can lead to discomfort and even pressure sores. These sores, also known as pressure ulcers, develop when constant pressure restricts blood flow to a specific area of skin, typically on the buttocks, tailbone, or heels.

Support for children and young people in Plymouth who are in primary school and are aged between 5 and 11 years old. Includes support for families, education, health and wellbeing, benefits, and SEND Team contact details.

Primary schools provide early education for children aged 4-11 years old, covering Key Stages 1 and 2 of the national curriculum.

If you can't buy your own home, you can rent a place to live and your personal circumstances will affect whether it's better to rent from a social or private landlord.

If you had work done on your home and there's an issue caused by the contractor, you should be able to get it fixed or get some of your money back. No matter what the issue is, you'll need to talk to the contractor and come to an agreement.

Proud To Care is a regional campaign to encourage more people to consider working in health or social care. We have information about training, career pathways, inspirational case studies of people who work in social care, and you can search our jobs board to find the right role for you.

Introductory information for providers of domiciliary care to Plymouth City Council. It includes general information, council processes and the support available to you as a provider.

Please complete our short online Provider Outbreak Report form to let us know if you have an infection outbreak, how many people are affected and the dates.

Plymouth has numerous public toilets dotted throughout the city. It's always good to know when you need to spend a penny.

Keeping your independence and living safely in your own home for as long as possible is a natural desire for many people, particularly as we age. However, everyday tasks can become more challenging due to mobility limitations. Mobility aids like grab rails, ramps, and stairlifts can make a significant difference.

Helping children with upper limb differences to live life without limits. REACH is the leading charity providing support and information to parents and their children affected by upper limb deficiency. It is a friendly, caring place offering fun activities to encourage Reach children to aim higher.

Reduced mobility, a common concern with age, can affect your ability to navigate your home and participate in daily activities. This can lead to a reliance on others, decreased independence, and even safety hazards.

The Rees Centre Family and Wellbeing Hub is located in Plympton and operated by Barnardo's Plymouth.