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What is Community Support?

At Angeli Care Services, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to remain connected to their community and enjoy the things that are important to them. Our Community Support service provides personalised support to adults aged 18 and over, helping individuals access activities, services, appointments, social opportunities and places within their local community. We don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. We take the time to understand what matters to you, what you enjoy and what you would like to achieve, and we provide support around your individual needs and preferences.

Why choose this service

Our Community Support service helps you access the things that are important to you and stay connected with your local community.

This may include:

– Attending local activities, groups and events
– Visiting community centres and local services
– Shopping and attending appointments
– Visiting family and friends
– Enjoying hobbies and social activities
– Getting out and about in your local community

Our support is tailored to your individual needs, helping you maintain your independence, confidence and choice.

Your Community, Your Choice

Our aim is to help you have choice and control over how you spend your time.

Whether you enjoy meeting other people, attending a social group, visiting a library, going shopping, going for coffee, attending a church or community group, visiting a garden centre or simply getting out and about, we can provide support to help you do this.

We will work with you to identify opportunities that are suitable for your interests, abilities and support needs.

Our Community Support Services Include

Attending Local Activities, Groups and Events
Support to take part in the activities and social opportunities that matter to you.

Visiting Community Centres and Local Services
Help accessing local venues, centres and services in your area.

Shopping and Attending Appointments
Support with everyday errands and getting to appointments.

Visiting Family and Friends
Help staying connected with the people who matter to you.

Enjoying Hobbies and Social Activities
Support to continue doing the things you enjoy.

Getting Out and About in Your Local Community
Help accessing your local community safely and confidently.

Supporting You to Access Local Activities

There are many fantastic activities, groups and services available across Burton upon Trent, Derby and the surrounding areas.

Angeli Care Services does not organise or run these activities. They are provided independently by community organisations, groups and venues.

Our role is to support individuals who wish to attend these activities and help them access their local community safely and confidently.

The activities below are provided as examples of opportunities that may be available locally. Availability, dates and times may change, so individuals should check directly with the activity provider before attending.

"Local Community Opportunities" — Burton upon Trent

Dementia & Parkinson's Support Groups

Local support groups can provide opportunities for individuals to meet others, socialise and take part in activities in a supportive environment.

When: Wednesdays, 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Angeli Care can provide support for individuals who wish to attend, subject to their individual care and support needs.

Mental Wellbeing Activities

Local wellbeing activities can provide opportunities to socialise, build confidence and take part in activities that support positive wellbeing.

When: Mondays and Wednesdays, 11:30am – 1:30pm

We offer compassionate support for people experiencing stress, trauma, anxiety or unhappiness, helping them find peace, build resilience and discover new meaning in their lives.

Through a safe and welcoming environment, participants have the opportunity to express themselves using paints and modelling clay, promoting relaxation, creativity and emotional wellbeing.

Every Monday & Wednesday, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Places of Welcome

Places of Welcome provide opportunities for people to meet others in their local community in a welcoming environment.

When: Tuesdays, 2:00pm – 4:00pm

Knit & Natter

Knit & Natter groups can provide an opportunity to meet other people while enjoying crafts and conversation.

When: Thursdays, 10:30am – 12:30pm

"Local Community Opportunities" — Derby

Dementia Support Groups

Local dementia support groups can provide social opportunities and a supportive environment for people living with dementia and those who support them.

When: Wednesdays, 1:00pm – 3:30pm

Knit & Natter

Local craft groups provide an opportunity to socialise while taking part in knitting, crafts and conversation.

Times may include:
– Monday afternoons: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
– Thursday mornings: 10:30am – 12:00pm
– Thursday afternoons: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
– Friday mornings: 10:30am – 11:30am

Coffee Mornings

Coffee mornings provide opportunities to meet other people, socialise and enjoy time within the local community.

Availability: Monday to Friday

Jigsaw Club

Jigsaw groups can provide an enjoyable social activity while encouraging interaction, concentration and community participation.

Times may include:
– Mondays: 10:30am – 2:30pm
– Wednesdays: 10:30am – 2:30pm

How Angeli Care Can Support You

We understand that getting out into the community isn’t always easy.

You may need support with mobility, communication, confidence, personal care, medication, transport or simply having someone with you.

Our experienced care team can provide support that is tailored to your individual needs.

Before providing support, we will discuss your requirements with you and, where appropriate, your family or other relevant professionals. We will then develop a person-centred support plan based around your choices, goals and preferences.

Our support may be provided on a one-to-one basis, allowing you to enjoy your chosen activity with the level of support you require.

Promoting Independence

Community Support isn’t about doing everything for you.

Where possible, we encourage and enable individuals to do things for themselves, while providing the appropriate level of assistance when needed.

Our goal is to help you:

– Maintain your independence
– Build your confidence
– Stay socially connected
– Make your own choices
– Access your local community
– Continue doing the things you enjoy

Supporting Real Life, Not Just Care

We believe good care is about more than meeting someone’s basic needs. It’s about helping people live the life they want.

That might mean supporting someone to attend their favourite community group, meeting a friend for coffee, going shopping, visiting a library, attending a place of worship, enjoying a hobby or simply getting out of the house for some fresh air.

Whatever matters to you, we’ll work with you to understand how we can support you to achieve it.

Success Stories

Every Wednesday morning, Alan (name changed to protect confidentiality) looks forward to visiting his local church for breakfast and a cup of tea. It's more than just a meal — it's an opportunity to catch up with old friends, share stories, and enjoy a sense of belonging within his community. After breakfast, Alan enjoys shopping at his favourite local supermarket, where he can choose his own groceries and maintain his independence. These regular outings help him stay socially connected, active, and confident, while allowing him to continue enjoying the routines and places that are important to him. With the support of our caring team, Alan can live independently and make the most of every week.
Alan’s story
Mary (name changed to protect confidentiality) enjoys living an active and independent life with personalised support tailored to her individual needs. We help her attend appointments, maintain her routines, and access activities she enjoys in her local community. One of her favourite weekly activities is visiting Burton Library's Jigsaw Swap, where she enjoys exchanging puzzles and meeting other puzzle enthusiasts. Mary also loves spending time at local garden centres, relaxing with a coffee and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. By providing the right level of support, we help Mary feel confident, reduce anxiety when attending appointments and community activities, and enable her to continue doing the things she loves.
Mary’s story