Live Well Cheshire West
Live Well Cheshire West is a directory of services for those living and working in Cheshire West. The website lists over 3000 services which serve people of all ages. From Birth to End of Life.
The site provides a free space where all community services can advertise their support and activities.
The site highlights the services that are available to people across Cheshire West without having to trawl the internet for support when it is needed most.
The site lists services and pages of information in all of the following areas:
“SEND Local Offer”; services, information and support for children and young people aged 0-25 who have special educational needs and/or disability and their parents and carers, plus how to get support if you suspect your child is struggling in their education or have questions about their development.
Children and Young People’s Zone; Everything from Youth Clubs to Mental Health advice and support
Caring for someone: What is available to the thousands of unpaid Carers supporting Children and adults in Cheshire West to support them in their Caring role and ensure their wellbeing.
Parenting: From fertility to supporting your child into adulthood, what is available to parents who need support day to day and those who might be experiencing a crisis
Transport: Community transport services, links to public transport information and support for those that might need a little more help getting out and about.
Health: Find your local support group for a range of conditions, support for your mental wellbeing and tips for staying well.
Things To Do: Feeling lonely or bored? There are thousands of clubs and activities running in Cheshire West for people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities.
Living Independently: Find out more about staying independent at home or in the community, discover some of the options if you have a disability or a new health condition.
Staying Safe: How to report a concern about a loved one, child or neighbour, fire safety, support for those who have experienced a crime or services which can make you understand more about scams and how to avoid them.
Housing and accommodation; for private renters, homeowners, those looking for Council (Social) housing or if you’re considering supported living.
Money Matters; Support with debt, what benefits you’re entitled to, tips around budgeting and banking, managing the costs of social care.
Education and Employment; Childcare, Schools, Colleges, Universities, looking for a job, overcoming any barriers you have to employment, gaining new skills.