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This last 4 weeks since lockdown it’s been difficult times. However, we have also had the best job satisfaction especially when we have delivered meals for th...
This last 4 weeks since lockdown it’s been difficult times. However, we have also had the best job satisfaction especially when we have delivered meals for th...
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Good Day Calls provide daily welfare phone calls to those who are living alone, have little support and may be feeling extremely anxious and lonely. A member of the charities fully trained team will call at a convenient time each day, 7 days a week, to check on an individual’s welfare, ensure they are up and about, are eating well, have all the groceries and prescriptions they need and have a chat to boost morale and reduce anxiety.
Chief Executive Teri Stephenson says “Since launching Good Day Calls we have already made 234 calls and feedback has been really positive. We really are making a difference and helping people through this difficult time”.
The Good Day Calls service is free to access and is aimed at helping people who live alone and have limited opportunity to talk to family or friends. If you would like to access this service for yourself, or perhaps a relative or friend you feel may benefit from a friendly phone call each day then contact 0300 303 1234 or email gooddaycalls@ageuklancs.org.uk
Teri Stephenson added: “We would encourage anyone who is feeling lonely or worried to get in touch and access this service. We are here to support people so please do get in touch”.
In response to the Coronavirus pandemic, as well as Good Day Calls, Age UK Lancashire have adapted many of their existing services to ensure older people are getting the support they need. More information about support available can be found on their websitewww.ageuklancs.org.uk or by calling 0300 303 1234.
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