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58 Franklin-wide organisations.
Provides emergency response and free home fire safety visits, including checking and fitting smoke alarms and working out an escape plan.
Provides mobility equipment and daily living aids including mobility scooters, walkers, wheelchairs, bathroom safety products, lift chairs, and homecare equipment.
Provides specialist palliative care and support for people with serious illness in their own homes.
Supports grandparents and whānau raising children full-time, with free advice, advocacy, education and peer support.
Provides affordable rental housing for people aged 65 and over in welcoming village communities.
Helps older people whose health or abilities make everyday activities difficult.
Provides free health advice by phone at any hour, from nurses and paramedics who can say whether to wait, see a doctor or call an ambulance.
Runs a free Heart Line answered by registered nurses, with information about heart conditions, medicines, recovery after a heart event and healthy eating.
Provides free, confidential information and a complaints service for people who believe they have been treated unfairly because of age, disability, race, sex or religion.
Provides free advice, mobility equipment, daily living aids, equipment hire, repairs, and disability support information.
Provides public rental housing at an income-related rent for people who qualify after a housing needs assessment.
Specialist mental health service for people 65+, providing assessment, treatment and support at home and in the community.
Provides free and confidential telephone, text and online support from trained counsellors for anyone who is distressed, lonely or in crisis.
Runs a free helpline, text and email service that connects people to financial mentors, with confidential help on budgeting, debt, bills and dealing with lenders.
Provides help with the cost of travel and accommodation when a specialist sends a patient to another specialist a long way from home, including mileage and public...
Provides a free, independent and confidential advocate for anyone unhappy with health or disability care, including hospitals, doctors, rest homes and home support.
Runs local neighbourhood groups where people share safety information, look out for one another and prepare together for emergencies such as storms and power cuts.
Provides free home visits from Parkinson's educators, referrals to therapists, support groups and information for people living with Parkinson's and those caring for...
Provides free, confidential help for anyone affected by gambling, including family and whānau.
Provides free information and support for people affected by prostate cancer and their whānau.
Provides wills, enduring powers of attorney, trusts and estate administration, with staff who can talk things through by phone or in person.
Provides a free, confidential listening service answered by trained volunteers at any hour, for people feeling lonely, distressed, low or thinking about suicide.
Provides personal medical alarms with monitoring around the clock, so a person can press a button and reach help at any hour.
Provides retirement villages, aged residential care and community programmes for older people, and part-owns rental housing for people over 65.
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Pukekohe, Buckland, Bombay and Paerata and nearby communities
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Beachlands, Maraetai, Clevedon and Whitford and nearby communities
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Waiuku, Āwhitu Peninsula, Glenbrook and Karioitahi and nearby communities
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Services and organisations for the whole Franklin area
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