Useful Website Links
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Links are provided to give users quick access to the widest possible range of related organisations and services.
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Action on Hearing Loss
The largest charity working to help all those people in the UK who are deaf or suffer some form of hearing loss. Action on Hearing Loss
Age UK
Age UK is the country’s largest charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life. Age UK
British Deaf Association
BDA’s primary purpose has been the status and recognition of the Deaf Community and British Sign Language (BSL) in the United Kingdom. British Deaf Association
CCG-St Helens Clinical Commissioning Group
‘Making a Difference – right care, right place, right time’
St Helens Clinical Commissioning Group is the new NHS body responsible for buying services locally taking over from Halton and St Helens Primary Care Trust.
The new NHS arrangements (in place from April 2013) see GP’s working together in groups of practices called Clinical Commissioning Groups
Each CCG is responsible for planning, buying and monitoring local NHS services and financial decisions around patient care.
The public now have more influence over what kind of health services should be available locally. They also have greater opportunities for holding to account local services that are not performing well.
There will be more focus on preventing people from getting ill – Public Health services will pull together to encourage people to keep fit and healthy. CCG
Disabled Persons Railcard
If you have a disability that makes travelling by train difficult you might qualify for the Disabled Persons Railcard.
The Disabled Persons Railcard allows you to get 1/3 off most rail fares throughout Great Britain. If you’re travelling with an adult companion they also can get 1/3 off their rail fare – so you can save money for your friends too! Disabled Persons Railcard
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Residents of St Helens can bring their applications for a Disabled Persons Railcard to the Deafness Resource Centre to be stamped.*
If you wear hearing aids, we will need to see the front page of your NHS battery book, or a copy of your dispensing prescription from a private hearing aid supplier.
*Please make an appointment with our Advocate before you visit. She will tell you what to bring with you to the appointment.
DeafSolutions3
At Deaf Solutions3, they provide a range of sign language courses and sign langauge services to support both hearing and d/Deaf people to communicate and develop skills in British Sign Language. DS3
Drugwatch
Children’s Health Guide from new born to pre- teen Drugwatch
Halton Borough Council
Council information, contact details and services available for residents of Daresbury, Hale, Moore, Preston Brook, Runcorn and Widnes HMBC
Halton Disability Partnership
All that you need to know about living with a disability in Halton – By disabled people for disabled people. Halton Disability Partnership
Halton OPEN
The voice for Older People in Halton- there to represent your views on issues for over 50’s Halton OPEN
Health Improvement Team
The Health Improvement Team offers a range of local and tailored services to help improve the health and wellbeing of those living in Halton and St Helens. Health Improvement
Healthwatch Halton
At a local level, local Healthwatch will work to help people get the best out of the health and social care services in their area; whether it’s improving them today or helping to shape them for tomorrow. Local Healthwatch is all about local voices being able to influence the delivery and design of their services – not just people for who use them, but for anyone who might need them in the future.
Take a look at their A-Z directory on services available to Halton residents.
Hypnotherapy for Tinnitus
Hypnotherapy is a modified state of consciousness, which allows the subconscious mind to be more open to selective and positive suggestion. While there is not yet a cure for tinnitus, we are able to decide how to respond to symptoms. It can be very effective in dealing with the psychological aspects of tinnitus, such as anger, stress and anxiety. For more information visit Hypnotherapy Direct
Live life Well
The Health Improvement Team is part of Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust (Halton and St Helens Division) and works in close partnership with St Helens Council and Halton Borough Council. They offer a wide range of local, tailored services and initiatives designed to improve the health and wellbeing of local people. Visit this site for lots of fantastic resources HERE
Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service
Mission: Safer Stronger Communities – Safe Effective Firefighters Fire Service
Merseyside Police
Site contains information on the force, appeals for help on current cases and includes details of the crimestoppers initiative. Merseyside Police
NDCS (National Deaf Children’s Society)
NDCS is the national charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children and young people. NDCS
St Helens & Borough Metropolitan Council
Information about the work and services provided by St Helens Council
The Limping Chicken
Deaf news and deaf blogs from the UK! Limping Chicken
Wellbeing Enterprises
Pioneering leader in the health and wellbeing sector that offers bespoke products and services to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. Wellbeing Enterprises
Adult Safeguarding
The Deafness Resource Centre is an active member of the St Helens Safeguarding Adults Board and support the Mission Statement – ‘ The Members and Associated Partners of St Helens Safeguarding Board recognises the rights of individuals to a live free from abuse and neglect’ Safeguarding Adults
Children Safeguarding
The Deafness Resource Centre takes the responsibility to ensure children and young people accessing our services are safe and free from harm (see information downloads for all policies). for more information visit Safeguarding Children
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