Herald - Issue 398

Page 36 • The HERALD • 19th November 2020 v SUPPORTING YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v M & J Mobility Can give you.... Freedom on the Road • Hoists • Pedal Transfers • Wheelchair Carriers • Hand Controls • Ramps • Easy Release Hand Brake • Wireless Controls • Swivel Seats and help Maintain YOUR Independence Scooters Wheelchairs Powerchairs Li & Recline Chairs Walking Aids Bath Aids and lots more... Visit our showroom at: Independent Lifestyle Centre Old Lyndhurst Road, Cadnam SO40 2NL or call for a catalogue on: 023 8081 1949 Making Mobility Affordable WE CARE, YOU CARE HANDS & FEET Age Concern New Forest’s Footcare Clinics are still running at the following venues: Hythe Community Centre, Totton & Eling Community Centre and Black eld Methodist Church Hall. e service is for those aged 60+ resident in the Age Concern New Forest area. e charity which is based in Dibden Purlieu aims to provide access to a foot care service for anyone who nds it di cult to cut their own nails. Advice on foot care can be provided and other treatment can be arranged with the Foot Care Specialists. For more information and an appointment, telephone Age Concern New Forest on 023 8084 1199. If the answerphone is on, then leave your name and number and someone will get back to you. Face Coverings MUST be worn for appointments. People can become socially isolated for a variety of reasons, such as getting older and weaker, younger family members moving away or busy, leaving the workplace, the death of a spouse and friends, or through disability and illness. Older people are especially vulnerable to social isolation, which can have a serious e ect on their health and wellbeing. Local charity, Age Concern New Forest helps local older people to know that they are cared for and valued; supporting them to receive the bene ts they are entitled to; o ering companionship and helping them to make informed decisions about their lives. e team, based at Dibden Purlieu, can arrange for a Volunteer to visit an older person in their own home; the service is aimed at anyone who does not receive regular visitors. Some older people may prefer a regular chat over the telephone to make them feel that they are not forgotten; a Volunteer can arrange to phone on a regular basis. For more information and an appointment, telephone Age Concern New Forest on 023 8084 1199. If the answerphone is on, then leave your name and number and someone will get back to you. Don’t Be Alone