Manchester Cares: Winter Wellbeing Support

Between October and March each year Manchester Cares support those over 65, during the coldest months of the year, to stay warm, active, healthy and connected. We do this through our Winter Wellbeing project. We can support older neighbours by:
- Delivering a blanket or warm item of clothing to their door.
- Connecting individuals with organisations that can help reduce bills and offer benefits and insulation advice.
- Arranging small grants of up to £100 to help those who are struggling to keep their home warm or need a winter coat.
- Inviting older neighbours to our 15 free Social Clubs each month, and other activities close by.
- Introducing older neighbours to a young professional for weekly one to one visits as part of our Love Your Neighbour programme.
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 0161 207 0800 0161 207 0800
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hello@manchestercares.org.uk
- Website
- Manchester Cares. Winter Wellbeing Support.
- Scan to visit this website
- Parent Organisation
- Manchester Cares
Where to go
- Name
- Manchester Cares
- Address
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C/o Colony, Jactin House
24 Hood St
Ancoats Urban Village
Manchester
Greater Manchester - Postcode
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M4 6WXView M4 6WX on a map
- Notes
This is a co-working office, not open to the public. Our activities take place in venues across the City of Manchester and Winter Wellbeing support can be accessed over the phone or through visits to your home or a local cafe/meeting space. To speak to Amy about the support we can offer, call 0161 207 0800.
Costs
- Associated Cost
- No
Availability
- Referral not required
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