Connect to Support Lincolnshire

Spending time with others - whether joining a club, chatting on the phone or meeting up - can boost your mood and support your brain health.

Staying socially connected also helps reduce your risk of dementia, no matter your age.  Let’s look after our minds by staying close to the people who matter.

Find out more about dementia prevention and good brain health.

Are you part of Lincolnshire’s armed forces community? Whether you’re serving personnel, reservist, veteran or families - support is just a click away.

From finances to mental health and housing to social groups, the Armed Forces Community Directory connects you to the help you need.

Explore the Directory now to connect with the support that matters to you.

There are some things you can do to help yourself to keep warm, well and prepared for the cooler weather this winter.

The NHS is offering vaccinations to help protect those most at risk from flu, COVID-19 and RSV. Eligibility can include those that are 65 and over, someone who's pregnant, a main carer of a disabled person or you receive a carer's allowance.

To find full NHS vaccination eligibility and information on keeping you and your home warm visit Staying Safe at Home - Connect to Support Lincolnshire

This cancer care programme connects people who have shared experiences, whilst building on strength, motivation and physical ambitions at a pace that suits you. It supports individuals on a cancer pathway, living with or recovering from cancer and those with long-term health conditions in Lincolnshire.

Join a session near you or find out more via this Fighting Fit video

For information on specific cancers, organisations, support services and social groups, visit the Cancer Information and Support hub