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Recent
studies have shown that social isolation is a major problem for
many older people, especially those who are particularly vulnerable
(i.e. those suffering from Dementia and those with limited access
to social or financial
resources)
A
recent report from The University of Keele highlighted that a significant
minority of older people could be described as being socially isolated
and/or severely lonely.
The
aim of our service is to reduce marginalisation, exclusion and loss
of autonomy by promoting social integration / inclusion, independence
and participation.
Research
has indicated that day services can help people to achieve:
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Support
in staying at home |
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Enhanced
quality of life |
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Healthy
ageing |
The aim of day services is:
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To maintain,
enhance, restore or develop service user's independence, skills, and
well being |
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To alleviate
social isolation and to maintain the service user in his or her own
home for as long as possible |
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To provide
relief to carers under stress, or to support vulnerable adults |
For further information on day care services please contact David
Jones, Chief Executive, on 0117 930 0303 or email him at info@bristolcharities.org.uk |
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Work starts on the new John Foster’s Almshouse in Henbury, north Bristol
Modern, state-of-the-art almshouse provision continues the work of this fifteenth century almshouse charity for the people of Bristol.
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School’s continued support for the Henbury Centre
Pupils from Clifton College Preparatory School handed over a cheque for £570 to David Jones, Chief Executive, Bristol Charities at an official presentation ceremony this week.
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