CLICK HERE for poster and more information about the event.
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Police Q&A – Have your say – 13 December in Kings Lynn
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Community Action Norfolk’s collective oil buying scheme
Thinking Fuel is Community Action Norfolk’s collective oil buying scheme.
The price of heating oil is a big worry, with the price being unregulated, and unpredictable in recent months. A good way to get the best value and save money is to join a collective oil buying scheme.
Thinking Fuel is a well-established, dependable, Norfolk based scheme that offers a fair, flexible, and accessible way to buy oil. CAN’s expert buyers negotiate the best possible prices for its members which eliminates the need to shop around. Everyone pays the same low price per litre.
You do not have to pay to join and there is no obligation to buy.
For more information and to register visit thinkingfuel.org.uk or call 01362 698216
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Emergency Financial Support Assistance – Southery
EMERGENCY NEED
This notice is for anyone finding themselves in financial difficulty in the parish of Southery. You can contact the number’s below for emergency support which MAY be available to you.
Tel 07775742328
Tel 07748217962
If you could acknowledge this email please.
From
Maureen Sharman
Southery, Feltwell and Methwold Relief in need charity
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King Charles III Proclamation
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – 1926-2022 – Book of Condolence Open
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – 1926 – 2022
Parish of Southery
Book of Condolence Open for the Paying of Respects
All who reside in Southery will be able to come to the St Mary’s Church, Southery, Norfolk from now until the day after the funeral on 19th September between the hours as follows to sign a book of condolence on the passing of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II:
Sunday 11 September – 10 – 5 pm
Monday 12 Sept – Friday 16 Sept from 2 – 4 pm
Saturday 17th Sept from 10 – 12 pm and then from 2 – 4 pm
Sunday 19th September from 11 – 2 pm
Pens are provided but if you prefer to use your own pen then please feel free to do so.
The condolence book will remain open until 5 pm after the day of the funeral.
Should residents wish to lay flowers during this time, they may do so at the Southery War Memorial, Upgate Street. It is important to note that all the plastic wraps should be removed before laying them. At the end of the mourning period, at 9am the day following the funeral, there will be a ceremonial removal of the flowers. Any message cards will be kept with the Condolence Books as part of the local archive. -
Norfolk Assistance Scheme
https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/care-support-and-health/support-for-living-independently/money-and-benefits/norfolk-assistance-scheme
What is it?
The Norfolk Assistance Scheme (NAS) helps people who are in financial hardship and cannot pay their living costs. There are many reasons why this might happen to you:
- Redundancy
- Work hours have been cut
- On a low income or benefits
- Waiting for Universal Credit payments
- A home emergency such a fire or flood
- Have a special educational need or disability
- Have mental health issues or in ill health
- Have left an abusive relationship
- Have dependent children
- In a resettlement scheme
If you are eligible we can:
- Provide emergency financial help
- Supply essential household goods and furniture
- Give support, guidance and advice
You will need to complete an application with evidence of your financial situation.
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Norfolk Swift Response
Norfolk Swift Response Flyer CLICK HERE
https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/care-support-and-health/start-with-social-care/urgent-help/get-urgent-help-at-home-norfolk-swift-response-team
Get urgent help at home (Norfolk Swift Response Team)
Norfolk Swift Response is a free 24-hour service you can call if you have an urgent, unplanned need at home but don’t need the emergency services. If, for example, your partner or carer is suddenly admitted to hospital, the Swift Response team can assist you with getting up, washing and dressing. They can also help if you have a fall but are not seriously injured and can bring special lifting equipment to help make moving as safe as possible for you.Who can get assistance from Norfolk Swift Response?
Norfolk County Council operates a 24-hour countywide Norfolk Swift Response Service. This service is for people who are over 18, living at home and require physical or practical support with daily living tasks.This includes:
People with physical illness or disabilities
People with learning disabilities
People with mental health problems
Carers
How much does it cost?
Norfolk Swift Response is a free service for people living in Norfolk.Contact
Call Norfolk Swift Response on 0344 800 8020 and select option 1.Community alarms
Some people are referred to Swifts using community alarms. These are usually pendants that you wear, so that you can reach help at the touch of a button. Find out more about community alarmsWhat will happen when Swifts arrive?
The Norfolk Swift Response team will always:Show their identity cards when they visit you for the first time
Be dressed in the team uniform
Behave professionally and politely and respect your privacy and dignity
Ensure you receive prompt, appropriate support and let you know if there is a delay
With your agreement, and if appropriate, make ongoing referrals to other services and support
Case study
When Fred (73) had a fall, he pressed his alarm pendant for help. He wasn’t seriously injured and didn’t need an ambulance, so the Norfolk Swift team came to help him. They used inflatable lifting equipment to help him up off the floor and made sure he was okay. Because Fred had had a previous fall, the Swifts suggested a referral to the Falls Team to look at ways of reducing the risk of falls around the home.