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    30 May

    Sources Of Funding For Community Groups – Sarah Bellow

    So, you’ve a great idea and need a bit of funding to get started but don’t know where to look?…

    25 May

    Community Car Schemes – May Update – Care Network Cambridgeshire

    This year Sue Beel, Sarah Bellow and Mirella Teague are undertaking an evidence based research project to identify sustainability threats…

    20 May

    Community Navigators – May Update – Care Network Cambridgeshire

    Our dedicated admin volunteers continue to support our Community Navigator Coordinators with district mapping exercises and updating local information and…

    15 May

    Volunteer Update – May 2019 – Care Network Cambridgeshire

    We have just appointed Azanda Sithole as our new volunteer lead following Christina’s departure. Azanda will be  joining us early…

    10 May

    Membership of Care Network Cambridgeshire – With Cheryl Lowe

    At our Annual General Meeting in October 2018 Care Network Cambridgeshire formalised the terms of membership of the organisation. There…

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    Thank you. It was great to get all that info sent to us.

    I'm doing OK and I've had those emergency buttons put in. I have talked to lots of people and I think I have it all sorted now.

    I've started to have food delivered some days. Not all the time. I like to go out and cook for myself.

    It was great to get all that info sent to us. And we are working our way through it. Mum has had contact with a social worker and we have sorted some groups for her to go to. It's one of those situations where there will always be things needed to sort. It would have taken ages for us to source.

    The lady was very kind and it was lovely of her to ring me to discuss what I needed.

    Many thanks for all that information you have given us. We are so looking forward to trying some out and certainly we feel less `loaded` and happier that there are safe ways for helping us to socialise.