Age Concern Hampshire Launches New Location Finder to Support Older Residents
Hampshire, UK – The demographic shift in Hampshire has brought to light the crucial need for accessible support services for its older population. With a staggering 25% of the population already aged 65 and over, and projections indicating a further increase in the years ahead, the necessity for comprehensive and easily accessible support services has never been more pressing.
In response to this challenge, Age Concern Hampshire has launched a new feature on their website called the Location Finder. This new function aims to make it easy for older individuals and their families to discover the wide range of services available in their local areas.
Helen Callen, CEO of Age Concern Hampshire, stated, “We recognize the challenges faced by older individuals and their families in accessing vital support services. With the introduction of our Location Finder, we are taking a step forward in bridging this gap by providing an easy-to-use search process that empowers older adults to readily access the assistance and information they require to thrive in their communities.”
The Location Finder offers a simplified process for users to navigate the complexities of accessing support with ease and confidence. It provides options tailored to their specific needs and geographical location, including Care and Wellbeing Centres, Foot Care Clinics, Help at Home, Information services, social groups, and IT sessions.
To discover the wide range of services that Age Concern Hampshire offers in your area, please access their Location Finder using the following link: https://www.ageconcernhampshire.org.uk/hampshire/
For media enquiries, please contact Sarah Jacobs, Marketing Manager at Age Concern Hampshire, via email at marketing@ageconcernhampshire.org.uk.
Age Concern Hampshire is committed to providing accessible support services to older individuals and their families, allowing them to thrive in their communities. For more information about Age Concern Hampshire and their services, please visit their website or contact them via phone at 01962 868545.
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