Physical Health and Disability Service (Coleraine/Ballymoney/Ballycastle) - Northern Trust
You can contact theCentralised Referral Telephone Number is 0845 600 3111 / Office No: 028 7034 7880 to make a referral
The Physical Health and Disability Service is made up of a number of teams which provide specialist services for those with physical or sensory impairments and a Trust wide community Brain Injury Service.
Who are services available to?
The service is available to those who are aged between 18 and 64 years old, who live in the Northern Trust area and have a physical or sensory disability that has a substantial and long lasting effect on their ability to manage daily life.
The Community Social Work Teams can assess your needs to see if you are eligible. They provide access to services at home, day care opportunities, respite for you and your carer and help to identify options for long term care. They can also provide social work support in the form of advice and counselling to help you cope with the effects of your disability and put you in touch with other professionals and organisations that could offer you support.
You can contact the Duty Social Worker at the team nearest to where you live to find out if you are eligible to receive these services:
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You can contact theCentralised Referral Telephone Number is 0845 600 3111 / Office No: 028 7034 7880 to make a referral
The Physical Health and Disability Service is made up of a number of teams which provide specialist services for those with physical or sensory impairments and a Trust wide community Brain Injury Service.
Who are services available to?
The service is available to those who are aged between 18 and 64 years old, who live in the Northern Trust area and have a physical or sensory disability that has a substantial and long lasting effect on their ability to manage daily life.
The Community Social Work Teams can assess your needs to see if you are eligible. They provide access to services at home, day care opportunities, respite for you and your carer and help to identify options for long term care. They can also provide social work support in the form of advice and counselling to help you cope with the effects of your disability and put you in touch with other professionals and organisations that could offer you support.
You can contact the Duty Social Worker at the team nearest to where you live to find out if you are eligible to receive these services:
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