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Keep themselves feeling well
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Meet others with similar problems
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Maximize their self-reliance, minimize dependency
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Try new skills, revisit old talents
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Enjoy complimentary therapies that aid relaxation and
the chance to talk
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Understand their disease and how to live with it
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Find out about what other services are available
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Find out about applying for benefits
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Improve their self esteem and confidence, feel positive
again
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Have "time out" from their illness
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To realise "You're not alone"
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By giving them time to themselves
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By giving them a chance to talk to other carers
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Through supporting carer sessions as requested
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With a facility that compliments and improves community
services
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By giving specific support to those left vulnerable by
their medical diagnosis and coping with life limiting
conditions
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By providing an opportunity for local people to
participate in its activities: on the committee, as
volunteers, working with patients or in the shops, as
fund raisers, as visiting speakers
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We listen, we support, we care.
If you are interested in any of the events below please contact us by calling
our Reception on 01594 811910 or emailing us at
clerical@great-oaks.org.uk