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    Welcome To the Oldham Amputee Support Group's Website

     

                                                                                                                          

    What we do

    We provide free and confidential support within the Oldham area for people for whom an amputation may be necessary or who already are amputees, this also extends to their families and partners.

    Support.

    Based on first hand experience we can provide advice, practical help and counselling when it is needed and where it is needed.  Much of our support is given in hospital prior to the operation and just after.
    We can also provide help sorting your benefit entitlements and mobility issues.

    And After?

    The Amputee Support Group is an active and dynamic organisation who meet regularly and organise social events.
    All group members receive the Monthly Newsletter, even if they cannot attend the meetings

    We meet on the first Monday of the Month, at 6.15 pm onwards.

    Venue  The Adult Day Centre, The Royal Oldham Hospital. Rochdale Rd Oldham. All Welcome

    Terms of Reference
    Aim:


    To provide a voluntary service to the local community in support of patients, families and carers who have been affected by amputation and associated issues surrounding this.


    Objectives:


    To act as a resource for all patients carers and families who require support or advice.
    The group will have an open equal access policy for all.
    The group will promote collaboration and partnership with other voluntary groups in neighbouring districts.
    All meetings will be held on the first Monday of each month from 6.15 pm onwards in the Adult Day Hospital, at the Royal Oldham Hospital.


    All meetings will be co-ordinated by the chairperson/treasurer or committee member
    A monthly newsletter will be produced following each meeting, providing a record of issue discussed.
    A copy of the newsletter will be distributed to each registered member of the group and made available to patients in hospital who may also require information.
    The group will enable and encourage members to discuss relevant issues – before any decisions are made. The group will act as a channel for information exchange and knowledge transfer regarding needs, services, resources.
     

     

     

     

     
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