Connect to Support Lincolnshire

Christmas is a season of joy for many but it can also be a difficult time for others with feelings of loneliness and grief.

Across Lincolnshire there’s a wide range of support available to help people remain safe, warm, well and connected this winter.

Keep warm and well this winter with a range of tried‑and‑tested warm packs.

Each pack includes practical items such as heated throws, hot water bottles and cosy blankets to help you stay comfortable during the colder months.

Find more information about warm packs and how to stay warm, safe and supported this winter

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. 

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.