and a company limited by guarantee no. 793558 (England & Wales). Registered Ofce: Standon House, 21 Mansell Street, London E1 8AA Contact us today Call us now to nd out more about the Community Navigator Service in Ladywood and Kingstanding. Norman Power Care Centre Skipton Road Ladywood Birmingham B16 9JJ We also have staff based at the Kingstanding ofce. If you would like further information about contacting this ofce, please speak to a member of the team. Tel 0121 464 6993 email navigators@turning-point.co.uk www.turning-point.co.uk/ birminghamcommunitynavigators About Turning Point We turn lives around every day, by putting the individual at the heart of what we do. Inspired by those we work with, together we help people build a better life. Turning Point is one of the UKs leading health and social care organisations, operating over 200 services across England and Wales. We provide services for people with complex needs, including those affected by drug and alcohol misuse, mental health problems and those with a learning disability. You can nd out more at: www.turning-point.co.uk Condentiality All staff adhere to strict ethics on client condentiality under the Data Protection Act 1998. Who we help We can help all adults who are living in Kingstanding and Ladywood, especially: Older adults People with mental health needs People with learning difculties and/or disabilities People with physical disabilities People with long-term health conditions Carers and family/friends You can refer yourself to our service, or your family/ friends, carer or professional workers can refer on your behalf. Referrals can also be made by external agencies and organisations on your behalf Birmingham Community Navigator Service Ladywood & Kingstanding Supporting people with their health and wellbeing We employ a team of mainly local people called Community Navigators to help improve access to services for the local community. We do this by working with people to: Achieve their own health and wellbeing goals Find out about what services are available locally Navigate through services and access those that meet your needs Get practical support from other people who live in the local community Community Navigators will support you in improving your health, wellness and connection to your community. We help you to identify priorities and develop plans that you think may help you lead a happy and healthy life. Our support includes (but is not limited to): One to one community outreach Practical support to solve real life difculties, such as housing, employment, managing health conditions, etc Emotional support, including building new social networks Information, advice and guidance Signposting to appropriate services and local community resources Links to local people and groups so that you dont feel isolated Practical support to access other services and community resources Help to build condence and self-esteem Assistance with improving work and life skills Wellbeing coaching to help you toward achieving your own health and wellbeing goals whatever they might be Mentoring and befriending Practical help from local volunteers with anything from gardening to help with computers or even dog walking. Please see our Time bank leaet for more information The frequency, nature and duration of support is agreed with you and tailored to your specic needs. Volunteer Community Mentors work alongside Community Navigators and provide additional support. About the Community Navigator Service Finding out which local services can help and support you is sometimes difcult to do. This is where we can be of assistance. Our aim is to help you to improve your health and wellbeing through staying independent and becoming socially active within your local community. For up to 12 sessions, we provide a personalised, responsive, exible and friendly community-led service that enables you to access the care and support you need within your community. We can work with you to design a high quality, individual support package, enabling you to learn new skills, focus on personal goals and make the most of the available opportunities within your local community. We can help you to take control and access the services you need to improve your quality of life and face the future with condence. How our Community Navigator Service works
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