Do you want to find groups and support in the community that might help you improve your health and wellbeing? You can find lots of local support from charities to social groups in the Arc Bucks PCN Directory.
The Older Drivers Forum is always looking for new ways to support mature motorists to carry on driving safely for longer.
We are pleased to announce we are teaming up with Liverpool John Moores University in a study to look at attitudes to road safety and driving which will help us in the future address relevant subjects and advice so we can help tailor our website and the right information to support you.
The Community Transport Hub is funded by Buckinghamshire Council and delivers signposting information, advice and guidance to Buckinghamshire residents without access to public or private transport.
Transport service: we take patients wherever they need to go, whether it’s just to the local surgery or to a hospital appointment in High Wycombe, Stoke Mandeville, John Radcliffe in Oxford or even to a London hospital. Volunteer drivers take you to your appointment, make sure you are in the right place at the right time and bring you home afterwards. This service is charged at 65p per mile. The transport office is open for enquiries or bookings from 10:00am – 11:00am Monday to Friday (01628 476139). Outside these hours please leave a message and we will call back the next weekday.
A Charity dedicated to improving wellbeing in our communities in Beaconsfield. We believe that connections matter; we exist to transform the way residents can connect with services in our town to enable them to thrive and have a better quality of life and therefore help tackle social isolation and loneliness.
Our teams will help by discharging patients safely as well as providing ongoing support to foster independence, improve wellbeing and minimise the risks of early readmission.
The service is funded by Buckinghamshire Council and is in joint partnership with Age UK Buckinghamshire and Age UK Hillingdon Harrow & Brent.
This service supports patients being discharged from both Stoke Mandeville and Wexham Park Hospitals. Our friendly Discharge Team will transport people home and help them settle in after their hospital stay. Our Community Support Team can provide 4-6 weeks of support at home to help with shopping, light housework and emotional support in order to prevent readmission and improve independence at home.
Information and help to apply for disabled parking permits.
Our main aim is to provide an affordable, accessible and safe transport service for people living in or close to Chiltern District who, due to age, illness or disability are not able to transport themselves or to use public transport services.
Non-Emergency Patient transport service.