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• Adult Social Care - Policies and Procedures
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• Civil Emergencies - Trauma Support Service
• Compliments and Complaints - Adult Social Care
• Dementia and Older People’s Mental Health
• Direct Payments
• Disability and Long Term Conditions
• Home Support
• iHub
• Intermediate Care Services
• Learning Disabilities
• Mental Health
• Needs Assessment
• Older Persons' Strategy
• Out of Hours Social Services Support
• Personalisation
• Prevention and early intervention guide
• Private, Independent and Voluntary Sector Learning and Development
• Safeguarding Adults
• Support for Older People
• Stroke Strategy
• Substance Misuse
• Support for Adults with HIV

If you are deaf or hard of hearing and this affects your everyday living you may be able to get help from social services.

To find out if social services can help they will talk with you about what you can do and what help you think you need. Social services will work with you to agree what help you may need. This is called an assessment. Not everyone is entitled to an assessment or help from social services. This depends on your needs and circumstances.

If you would like to request information, advice or help, please contact us using the details on the right or alternatively click here to view our Deaf Services Team Leaflet.

Other sources of help and information

• Berkshire Disability Information Network
  Information for people with disabilities, and their carers
  Tel: 01344 301 572

• Health Information Service
  Free information on all health matters
  Tel: 0800 665 544

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