Foreward From 50
Live life to the full, whatever your age. This is the concept behind a new guide to later life in East Sussex, entitled Forward from 50.
Packed full of facts and useful contacts ‘Forward from 50’ addresses all the big issues like retirement. An easy to read colourful publication, it is designed as a starting point that will direct the reader to organisations and services county-wide. Local Charities colleges, voluntary action groups social care and NHS services emergency help lines are all included.
‘Forward from 50’ also gives advice on practical topics such as looking after your finances, getting the benefits you are entitled to and maintaining an independent lifestyle, I would definitely recommend it.
This handbook should end a lot of the confusion about what services exist for older people. In truth, there is an incredible amount of support assistance and opportunity out there—but people have difficulty tracking it down. This handbook will, be an invaluable reference point pointing people quickly in the right direction. If people are to make the most of local services, they first need to know what is out there. That is why this free guide is so important. Please pick up your copy—you never know when it might come in handy.
Forward from 50 is created by the ESCC, with significant contributions from East Sussex Downs and Weald & Hastings and Rother Primary Care Trusts, Age Concern , Care for the Carers, East Sussex Disability Association, East Sussex Seniors Association, Hastings & Rother Rainbow Alliance and Sompriti as well as additional input from many other local organisations.
Forward From 50 is part of the County Council & Primary Care Trusts shared commitment to making information more readily available. It can be picked up for FREE from a range of outlets, including libraries, doctors surgeries and the Town’s Information Office. As well as being given out by the Police, Fire Service and a range of voluntary services. You can also request a copy from Social Care Direct by calling 0845 6080191 or at the County website www.eastsussex.gov.uk/olderpeople
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