You may find it very difficult to know what to say to children and young people in your family about the death of a person close to them. A child's reaction to death will vary depending on how close they were to the person, the age of the child, and whether the death was sudden or expected. What …
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Surrey Community Action’s Warmth Matters project aims to tackle fuel poverty across Surrey by providing energy advice and assistance.
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A Will is a legal document that sets out how a person wishes their money, property, and possessions (known as their ‘estate’) to be dealt with after their death. Making a will is important because: If the person you care for dies without a Will, they are said to have died ‘intestate’. Their e…
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A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows the person you care for to give someone they trust, such as you as their carer, the legal power to make decisions on their behalf if they lack capacity to make those decisions for themselves. The person making the LPA (the person you care for) is called th…
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Find out how to reserve and borrow a health and activity tracker.
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Latest groups and workshops from Brigitte Trust.
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Support Finder - Surrey Independent Living Charity Support Finder helps disabled people in Surrey find local services and support easily.
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Surrey Heartlands: Non-emergency patient transport scheme Surrey Heartlands will have a new provider for their non-emergency patient transport scheme.
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Shout about Sex event in Surrey A community event for people with learning disabilities is being held at Nescot on 18 June 2024.
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Join the 8-week Independent Skills Programme at local libraries to learn and socialise.