Community Support Services
All information has been sourced from the public domain
Click on the Area Forum for services available in that area.
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Villages/Towns |
| Central |
Bay of Colwyn (including Colwyn Bay, Heights, Old Colwyn & Rhos On Sea), Llysfaen, Mochdre, Betws yn Rhos |
| North | Llandudno (including Penrhyn Bay, Penrhynside, Craig Y Don) |
| East | Abergele, Kinmel Bay & Towyn, Llanddulas, Llanfair TH, Llannefydd, Llansannan |
| South | Betws y Coed, Bro Garmon, Bro Machno, Caerhun, Capel Curig, Cerrigydrudion, Dolgarrog, Dolwyddelan, Eglwysbach, Llanddoged and Maenan, Llanfihangel, Llangernyw, Llangwm, Llanrwst, Pentrefoelas, Trefriw, Ysbyty Ifan |
| West | Conwy (including Conwy, Deganwy and Llandudno Junction), Glan Conwy, Henryd, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr |
As well as the Community Support Services being offered in Conwy, there are also the regional and national services still available;-
British Red Cross Covid-19 Fire Break Support
COVID Support Line Flyer
COVID-19 Fire Break Support Offer Information
Older People’s Forums
The Conwy and Denbighshire Older People’s Forums are for anyone aged 50 or over, to meet and discuss issues that affect them and their community, and advise concerned organisations and the local authorities.
Older People's Forum Newsletter
Make your voice heard on issues that affect you.
Forums are for:
- Anyone aged 50 or over
- Discussing things that affect your well-being
- Sharing ideas and keeping informed
- Chatting with people in your community
- Meeting interesting guest speakers
- Getting a hold of information on a wide range of topics
- Participating in consultations and influencing decision making
Forums are independently run by the members and supported by Age Connects NWC coordinators. They are supported by the local authority as a way of getting information directly to and from over 50s regarding the planning and delivery of services.
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Stroke Association - Rebuilding Lives After Stroke
Samaritans has launched a new confidential wellbeing support line for NHS and social care workers in Wales.
The wellbeing support line is for anyone who works in health or social care and might be feeling worried, stressed or overwhelmed, or just needs to talk things through after a busy shift or long day at work. It’s more important than ever that we keep looking after ourselves, so we can continue to care for others.
All calls are answered by Samaritans volunteers, who are trained to listen without judgement and offer confidential emotional support. The support line will be open every day between 7am and 11pm, offering support in English. A Welsh language line will also be available every evening between 7pm and 11pm.
The line has been designed to help anyone working in the NHS or in social care in Wales to process their experiences during a time when they’re working under increased pressure and adapting to difficult circumstances. It’s focused on creating a safe space for them to share their feelings and talk about what they’re going through.
The English language support line for NHS and social care workers and volunteers is free to call, and is available every day, between 7am-11pm on 08004840555
The Welsh language support line for NHS and social care workers and volunteers is free to call, and is available every evening, between 7pm-11pm on 08081642777
Message from Executive Director for Samaritans in Wales, Sarah Stone
I am delighted that Samaritans is able to provide an independent and confidential listening service to all NHS and social care workers in Wales during these unprecedented times. Our trained volunteers are here for any member of staff working for NHS or social care services to talk about whatever is troubling them. Now more than ever, it's important to reach out and talk. Samaritans understands that connecting with others is a fundamental human need.
We also ask the public to continue looking out for those who are looking out for you, by checking in with NHS or social care workers who may be friends, family or neighbours. A friendly chat, message or listening ear could help at the end of a working day.
For further information please contact Liz Williams, Policy and Communications Officer on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 07483079022
