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your
health
matters

Read more about 'Your Community'

Cheshire East has a wide range of activities that residents are able to access in their local community or area. Many are provided through voluntary, community or faith organisations, who can also provide mutual help and support, and taking part in community activities can help people to become part of their local networks.

By connecting people and communities in this way we strengthen our community assets, reduce social isolation and enable local people to experience greater wellbeing..

Clubs and groups Days out Sports and keeping active Libraries, galleries and museums

School holiday activities Community venues for hire Community led services Volunteering

care and
support
for adults

Read more about 'Care and Support for Adults'

We want to help you to stay independent for as long as possible. Live Well Cheshire East provides a wealth of information and advice to help you maintain your wellbeing and improve the choice and control over the care and support you need.

How can social care help? Housing with care and support Paying for care Living independently Looking after someone Community activities

Moving from children's to adults services Working in partnership Access to social care records Are you concerned about an adult?Dealing with bereavement Care finder

keeping your
independence
at home

Read more about 'Keeping Your Independence'

Cheshire East Council, together with its partners from Voluntary, Community, Faith and social enterprise organisations, provide services that can support you to retain your independence and live at home for as long as is safely possible. These pages explain more of what kind of support is available and provides links to various providers and organisations who can provide this support.

Adaptations to your home Asylum seekers, refugees and migrants Care and support for adults Day opportunities for adults Early help and support Equipment for independent living Getting out and about

Help with housing Help at home Homecare Living with dementia Recovery from illness Shared Lives Staying safe at home

your education,
employment and
money matters

Read more about 'Your Education, Employment and Money Matters'

Money matters Finding a job Early years education Schools Home education Alternative provision

Post 16 and adult education Education support for families Support for education professionals Special educational needs and disabilities

care and
support
for children

Read more about 'Care and Support for Children'

How do I get early help for my child? Are you concerned about a child? Are you a young person looking for support? Support for parents Children's Centres Early years and childcare

Support for children and families affected by disabilities Services from Children's Social Care Fostering Looking after someone else's child Adoption Working in partnership

we care for
carers

Carers Questionnaire

We are reviewing how we reach out to unpaid carers and your experiences as an unpaid carer are important to us in shaping how services work for carers.

You can share your experience of caring and the services across Cheshire East to help us capture and use evidence to improve and adapt services to meet your future needs.

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Care Finder

If you are a self funder or a personal budget holder, why not try Care Finder, the online tool which helps you arrange care services by completing questions about your requirements. Your answers are shared with matching providers registered in the Live Well online service directory; giving you greater choice and control of the services you need.

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