Patient Resources

Patient Resources

Dementia Information, Groups, Clubs & Cafes

Alzheimer’s Society offers a range of dementia support services. From a listening ear on the phone to a visit in person and opportunities to connect with others. Please call on 0333 150 3456 to get personalised information, support and advice. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-support

Social Isolation

Relationships

Bereavement Support & Groups

Leighton Hospital Bereavement Booklet

This booklet was developed by the bereavement team at Leighton Hospital, with the intention of providing information and understanding for the friends and family of those who have passed away, on what will take place after their passing.

To download this form, please click the link below:

Post Death Information Sheet

This form was developed by one of our clinicians, with the intention of providing useful links and phone numbers for the friends and family of those who have passed away.

To download this form, please click the link below:

West Cheshire Bereavement Support Booklet

This booklet is part of a service run by The Hospice of the Good Shepherd, which aims to ensure that bereavement support is available for anyone who may need it in West Cheshire, with the intention of providing information and understanding for the friends and family of those who have passed away, on what will take place after their passing.

To download this form, please click the link below:

Palliative Care

24/7 Palliative Care Advice Line

Support is just a phone call away for palliative patients and their carer’s

We know how worrying and isolating it can feel to care for a loved one at home, especially when services typically only run Monday to Friday.

To bridge this gap, St Luke’s Hospice have introduced a new weekend palliative care service as part of their overall ‘St Luke’s at home’ initiative.

Their telephone number is: 01606 555489

All the information relating to this service is on their website: St Luke’s Hospice Cheshire – Helping people to live the life they can (slhospice.co.uk)

Young People & Families

Childhood Immunisation Journey Postcard

The Childhood Immunisation Journey Postcard has been designed to show an easy to read ”roadmap” of your babies childhood immunisations.

Your baby should have vaccines at the ages of:

  • 8 weeks old
  • 12 weeks old
  • 16 weeks old
  • 1 year old
  • 2+ years old
  • 3 years and 4 months old

The Childhood Immunisation Journey Postcard explains what vaccine is given at each age group and also answers most FAQs.

You can download the Childhood Immunisation Journey Postcard below for free.

Groups & Clubs

Spotlight

New Images Youth Centre, Nixon Drive, Winsford

7-8:30pm, Tuesday

11-18 year old’s

The group consists of boxing and dancing, with other activities thrown in the mix on certain weeks

Online

Hub of hope  – this is an online website which is a one stop shop for different services.

Winsford Junction – this is a website which is advertising clubs, locations etc. in Winsford for teenagers. There is a good amount of resources on here for people with learning disabilities.

Youth Fed – this website connects you with program’s helping with wellbeing, careers, education & even volunteering.

The Little Orange Book

The Little Orange Book was published to give practical information about common childhood conditions, after research showed that clearer information could help reduce unnecessary attendances at A&E.

The Little Orange Book helps parents and carers to recognise and respond to a range of common illnesses and points to the most appropriate service if you need further support.

The book contains advice and tips on how to manage common illnesses and problems that babies and young children often experience in the first five years of their lives. There is also important information on more serious conditions and what to look out for.

You can download The Little Orange Book below for free.

Sexual Health

Fountains Health Centre, Chester

Fountains Health, Delemere Street, Chester, CH1 4DS

At fountains health they are equipped to carry out a range of clinics and services, such as:

  • Sexual Health Counselling and Advice
  • Contraception (all types)
  • Coil and Implant Fitting and removal
  • Emergency Contraception
  • Screening and Treatment for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), including HIV and more.

For more information, visit the sexual health website at: https://www.thesexualhealthhub.co.uk/

For a copy of the local sexual health clinics timetable, please download the form below:

Lung Cancer Social Group

Diabetes Support Groups

Urgent Dental Care

Carer Information & Support Groups

Men’s Social Activities Groups

Mental Health Support Groups

Hearing Loss

Hearing Loss

Please visit https://dsnonline.co.uk/ for further information & support.

Sight Loss

Domestic Abuse

Alcoholism Support Groups

Foodbanks

Health Visitor/ Women’s Maternity & Baby

Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)

Neurodiversity Support Groups

Directory of services for volunteer & community sector organisations in the Cheshire West & Chester Area & supporting people seeking sanctuary

Warm Hubs

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