Your Welfare
Your Welfare
Health and well being is not just about avoiding the flu and having regular checkups. The way you feel can be affected by a number of things that have nothing to do with your health. Finding yourself out of work, worrying about money, living in poor housing or feeling isolated are all things that can make us feel ‘under the weather’ at times.
Knowing you need help is a start, but it can be difficult to know where to go to get that help.
In this section you will find sources of help & information for tackling your problems, divided into the following sections
- Bereavement
- advice, support & practical guidance
- Housing
- including supported accommodation, homelessness & legal rights
- Learning
- schools, further education, resources and more
- Legal Advice
- sources of legal advice & help
- Leisure and Fitness
- sports facilities & clubs, days out
- Money
- dealing with debt, welfare rights, benefits & credit unions
- Safety
- reporting crime, support for victims of crime & advice on keeping safe
- Substance Misuse
- sources of help for people wanting to beat an addiction
- Work & Volunteering
- looking for work, problems at work, preparing for retirement