Connect to Support Lincolnshire

The month-long campaign aims to raise awareness of the importance of physical activity for carers and highlight the benefits of moving more.

Throughout April, activities will be taking place across Lincolnshire to help carers to become more active and to highlight the importance of keeping moving and try new ways to fit activity into daily life.

Find out more about what’s on offer.

During March, One You Lincolnshire is offering free health checks at various community hubs across Lincolnshire.

They will check your height, weight, blood pressure and carbon monoxide reading, and will chat with you about how their free programmes can support your health and wellbeing.

Each session runs from 10am to 1pm. There’s no appointment needed – just drop in! 

For more information about what One You Lincolnshire has to offer, visit: www.oneyoulincolnshire.org.uk

Find guidance, practical help and emotional support whenever you need it, from advice on talking with loved ones, managing finances, employment, and transport to appointments.

You can also join community groups, activities and online forums, sharing experiences, finding encouragement and feeling less alone. 

Visit the Cancer Information and Support pages, created in partnership with the Lincolnshire Living with Cancer Programme, Macmillan Cancer Support, and individuals with lived experience.

Lincolnshire’s Armed Forces Community Directory connects you with verified support, information and services in one place.

From housing help to wellbeing and carers services, mental health support to breakfast clubs, it’s all easy to find in one place.

Search less, find more with Lincolnshire’s Armed Forces Community Directory.

People shouldn’t have to miss out on support to help reduce some of the pressures caring can bring. Whether you look after someone 24/7 or juggle care with work and family life, are new to caring or have for many years.

Let’s help to make sure more people are aware of their carers’ rights and feel supported to use them.

Visit the Carers Hub for information, advice and details about the Lincolnshire Carers Service.