A Community Agent will visit you at home to discuss and help with:

Mobility issues

 

where equipment, adaptations, or technology could support independence, or where, travel, social interaction and physical activity could sustain and improve wellbeing

 

Practical living skills

after a significant life event, such as bereavement or hospital stay, supporting people to gain or regain practical skills such as paying bills, taking medication or getting to appointments

 

Social inclusion

connecting people into one-to-one and group interactions or activities; or supporting the use of technology-based interaction and social media

 

Healthy living

enabling or supporting people to prepare meals or linking individuals into community activities such as lunch clubs

 

Caring for someone

for people new to caring or for people who have been caring for some time and struggling to cope in their changing role. Helping them to access practical support, information, advice and peer support

 

Individual resilience

by providing advice and support that ensures correct entitlement to benefits and pension and increases personal safety and security.