For urgent help in an emergency out of office hours
Contact Tel: 01902 552999
Text Phone: 01902 553929
Service Delivery:
| Mon-Fri |
| 4.30pm-8.30am |
All day weekends and Bank Holidays.
Store Category: Dementia
The Phoenix Health and Walk in centre
A nurse led centre that offers on- the- spot treatment and advice for minor health problems,
ailments and injuries.
No appointment needed.
Address:
Parkfield Rd, Wolverhampton, WV4 6ED.
Contact Tel: 01902 444677
Service Delivery:
| Mon-Fri |
| 10am-7pm |
Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays 10am -4pm
Compton Care Bereavement Information Hub (Bilston)
Bereavement hubs are an informal, friendly place to meet and talk to others who have experienced loss and grief.
Address: Bilston People’s Centre, Excel Church, Wolverhampton Street, Bilston, WV14 0LT
Contact Tel: 0300 3230250.
E-mail: compassionatecommunities@comptoncare.org.uk
Service Delivery:
| Last Wednesday of the month | Every 3rd Tuesday of the month |
| 10am-12pm | 6.30pm-8.00pm |
Access: Self – referral / drop in
Dementia Cafe (WV Active Bert Williams Leisure Centre)
4th Thursday of the month, 2pm – 4pm
The Alzheimer’s Society in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council runs Dementia Cafes in the city.
Dementia Cafes offer a place where people diagnosed with dementia, their friends and carers can meet for informal support. Cafes provide a welcoming environment where everyone understands the challenges of the condition or caring for someone who is living with it. At a typical cafe, we have Alzheimer’s Society trained staff and volunteers; there is a talk on a relevant subject, some activities and information on elevant services.
Sessions are free and refreshments are provided.
Contact Name: Jane Round (Group Co-ordinator – Black Country)
Telephone: 0121 521 3020
E-mail: blackcountryoffice@alzheimers.org.uk
Dementia Cafe (Memory Lane Cafe)
3rd Friday of the month, 12pm – 2pm
The Alzheimer’s Society in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council runs Dementia Cafes in the city.
Dementia Cafes offer a place where people diagnosed with dementia, their friends and carers can meet for informal support. Cafes provide a welcoming environment where everyone understands the challenges of the condition or caring for someone who is living with it. At a typical cafe, we have Alzheimer’s Society trained staff and volunteers; there is a talk on a relevant subject, some activities and information on elevant services.
Sessions are free and refreshments are provided.
Contact Name: Jane Round (Group Co-ordinator – Black Country)
Telephone: 0121 521 3020
E-mail: blackcountryoffice@alzheimers.org.uk
Dementia Cafe (Art Gallery Gathering Space Cafe)
3rd Thursday of the month, 10:30am – 12:30pm
The Alzheimer’s Society in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council runs Dementia Cafes in the city.
Dementia Cafes offer a place where people diagnosed with dementia, their friends and carers can meet for informal support. Cafes provide a welcoming environment where everyone understands the challenges of the condition or caring for someone who is living with it. At a typical cafe, we have Alzheimer’s Society trained staff and volunteers; there is a talk on a relevant subject, some activities and information on elevant services.
Sessions are free and refreshments are provided.
Contact Name: Jane Round (Group Co-ordinator – Black Country)
Telephone: 0121 521 3020
E-mail: blackcountryoffice@alzheimers.org.uk
Dementia Cafe (Bantock Park)
1st Tuesday of the month, 10am – 12pm
The Alzheimer’s Society in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council runs Dementia Cafes in the city.
Dementia Cafes offer a place where people diagnosed with dementia, their friends and carers can meet for informal support. Cafes provide a welcoming environment where everyone understands the challenges of the condition or caring for someone who is living with it. At a typical cafe, we have Alzheimer’s Society trained staff and volunteers; there is a talk on a relevant subject, some activities and information on elevant services.
Sessions are free and refreshments are provided.
Contact Name: Jane Round (Group Co-ordinator – Black Country)
Telephone: 0121 521 3020
E-mail: blackcountryoffice@alzheimers.org.uk
Compton Care Bereavement Information Hub (Whitmore Reans)
Bereavement hubs are an informal, friendly place to meet and talk to others who have experienced loss and grief.
Address: Gloucester Street Community Centre, Whitmore Reans, Wolverhampton, WV6 0PT
Contact Tel: 0300 3230250.
E-mail: compassionatecommunities@comptoncare.org.uk
Service Delivery:
| Second Wednesday of the month |
| 10am-12pm |
Access: Self – referral / drop in
Citizens Advice Bureau (Low Hill)
For general information and advice on most legal issues.
Email: district@:wcabx.org
Service Delivery:
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Fri |
| 10am – 12.30pm | 10am – 12.30pm | 10am – 12.30pm | 10am – 12.30pm |
Access: Citizens Advice Bureau, Advocacy, Creative Support, Mind, Healthy Lifestyles, Wolves Community Trust, Walking for Health.
Citizens Advice Bureau (Bilston)
For general information and advice on most legal issues.
Service Delivery:
|
Mon |
Tue |
Wed |
Fri |
|
9.30am-2pm |
9.30am-2pm |
9.30am-2pm |
9.30am-2pm |
Access: Citizens Advice Bureau, Advocacy, Creative Support, Mind, Healthy Lifestyles, Wolves Community Trust, Walking for Health.