Support for young people


Action for Children
Action for Children aims to improve the quality of life of the most vulnerable children and young people and they support children and young people, as well as their families.

Adapt your home
If you're struggling to get around your home due to a disability, long-term illness, visual impairment or old age, we may be able to help with equipment and adaptations.

Additional financial help
Includes additional financial support such as help with council tax, fuel costs, pensions and health costs.

ADFAM Families, Drugs and Alcohol
Adfam is a national organisation working with families affected by drugs and alcohol and is a leading agency in substance-related family work.

Adoption in Plymouth
Adoption is a way of providing the security, permanency and the love of a new family when it is not possible for a child to be raised by his/her birth parents or within the birth family.

Adult social care journey videos and animations
These videos guide you through the social care journey, starting from the moment you realise you might need support to getting assessed, receiving the right care, and understanding how it's funded.

Adult Social Care Professional Referral
This referral process should only be used by health or social care professionals. Members of the public should use our main Adult Social Care Assessment of Need form.

Adult Social Care Self Assessment
Check to see whether you might be eligible for social care and support and make an online referral.

Adventure Breaks - Routeways
Delivered in partnership with Hamoaze House, this is a specialist support service offering weekend and holiday activities for disabled children.

Advice for getting dressed
Living independently often means maintaining the ability to dress yourself. However, age-related changes like reduced dexterity, limited mobility, and vision problems can make getting dressed a frustrating and challenging task.

Advocacy
If you find it difficult to understand your care and support or find it hard to speak up, there are people who can act as a spokesperson for you. They make sure you're heard, and they are called advocates. The Council and the NHS must involve people in decisions made about them.

Ageing Well in Plymouth
All too often, ageing is viewed as a problem to be solved, and we are determined to change this perception. We firmly believe that ageing is an opportunity to embrace new experiences, share wisdom, and contribute to our community. Within this section, you'll find information that helps you to make informed choices and embrace the possibilities that come with each stage of life.

All government help and support schemes
View an overview of all of the cost of living help and support schemes that you could be eligible for and apply today.
All Plymouth Wellbeing Hubs
- City Centre Wellbeing Hub
- ELM Wellbeing Hub
- Four Greens Family and Wellbeing Hub
- Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre
- Mannamead Wellbeing Hub
- Mount Gould Wellbeing Hub
- Rees Centre Family and Wellbeing Hub
- Southway Community and Family Hub
- St Budeaux and Barne Barton Wellbeing Hub
- The Hub at Foulston Park