Support for young people

Caring for someone can be physically and emotionally exhausting and it is important to look after yourself.

Hearing loss is a prevalent condition affecting millions of people in the UK, and it can become more noticeable as we age. It can impact your ability to follow conversations, enjoy music, and fully engage with the world around you. This can lead to social isolation, frustration, and even safety concerns.

If you need support with your heating or energy bills and are struggling with the cost of living, we have created a list of organisations that might be able to help you.

The homepage for adult family or friend carers, with links to useful information and documents. Includes how to register as a carer.

Living with a disability can present challenges, but there's a wealth of support available in Plymouth to help you or your loved one live a fulfilling and independent life.

If you look after someone and are struggling to make ends meet at the moment, it's important to know that you're not alone and there is help available.

If you're over 18 and looking after a disabled child that you have parental responsibility for, you can ask the council for a parent carer's needs assessment.

Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the name for a range of similar conditions, including Aspergers syndrome, that affect a person's social interaction, communication, interests and behaviour.

Are you or a loved one in Plymouth looking for ways to maintain your independence and receive assistance at home? This section explores and explains the various services and resources available within the city to help you live comfortably and confidently in your own surroundings.

The cost of adult social care can be a significant concern, especially if your financial resources are limited. As you grow older, it's natural to worry about how you'll cover the cost of care if you need assistance with daily activities like washing, dressing, and getting around.

If something went wrong with your holiday, you might be able to get compensation from the company you booked with. If you're still on holiday, tell the company or travel agent about the problem as soon as possible.

Staying active and engaged indoors throughout the year is essential, especially for older adults. While some days may call for relaxation, maintaining a stimulating routine can significantly enhance physical and mental well-being.

Maintaining a sense of security in your home is essential for peace of mind and independent living. However, age-related changes can make you feel more vulnerable to break-ins, accidents, or emergencies within the home.

If you're looking for somewhere to live or worried about losing your accommodation, it's important to talk to the council as soon as possible, as we can provide help, advice, and support to prevent you from becoming homeless.

Enter your location to find your nearest NHS service that can help either you or someone you care for.