Boston Food Bank
Three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred in crisis.
Boston Community Transport
Affordable transport solutions, provide a safe alternative to public transport and the private hire sector, run by volunteer drivers
Adults Supporting Adults - meeting social needs
Services include: Sitting Service, Shop2Gether (support to get to the supermarket, do the shop and go for a coffee before returning home).
Bringing Learning into the Communities (BILC)
Training provider offering a holistic approach to training for individuals, community groups, voluntary organisations and businesses
Boston & South Holland Domestic Abuse Service
Services to support men, women and children in the Boston and South Holland area in their struggle with, or guard against, domestic abuse.
Confidential, impartial support through the provision of a wide range of services
DAService@bostonmayflower.org.uk
Drop-In Services:
Mon, Thurs, Fri- 10-2, Chantry House, Lincoln Lane
Tues, Wed- 10-2, County Hall
End of Life Care Services
Carers First
Charity supporting adult and young carers across the county
Good Care Guide
Directory of childcare and care of older people. Only includes care homes and registered domiciliary care services.
Everyone
Looking after the wellbeing of carers and their cared for
Headway
Support and information following a brain injury
Boston Women's Aid Refuse Accommodation
Tel:01205 311272
Macular Society
Support throughout central vision loss. 3rd Monday of the month, 1.00-3.00pm, Zion Methodist Church
Lincolnshire Community and Voluntary Service
Range of support for the community and voluntary sector. Includes support to access volunteering opportunities.
Also includes MOVE project to support people back into employment, training or volunteering
PHB Choices
An e-marketplace and online directory of services, support and equipment. Searchable by service type and location. Can purchase directly through the site using a personal health budget or credit card
Royal British Legion
Support for the armed forces / ex-military community
Sense – centres, education and day services (Pinchbeck)
Centres offer a place for disabled people with complex communication needs to build connections by developing communication skills and independence, meeting other people, being creative with arts and crafts and taking part in sport and exercise – all supported by skilled, specialist staff.
Scope
Directory of services and support for disabled people. Searchable by geographical location
Good Neighbours Scheme
Practical help for those who may not have family or friends living close by. It could be friendship, collecting a pension or a repeat prescription, walking the dog or changing a light bulb
Taylor ITEX
Training and skills, Employability and employment opportunities, Functional Skills and Qualifications, Community Learning Programmes, Information Advice & Guidance
Transport - Local Help
Find out about public and community transport options in Lincolnshire
Wellbeing Lincs
Following assessment, the range of services on can offer are handholding support (generic support), simple aids to daily living, minor adaptations, Telecare, 24-hour responder, monitoring of Telecare alarm and signposting.
Boston & South Holland Talking Newspaper
Regular talking newspaper for blind users
Inspire Lincs
Engaging day provision offering lifelong learning for adults with learning disabilities, over the age of 18 years. Activities on offer include: football, arts and crafts, gardening, outdoor games, woodwork, music/dance, cooking, golf, sewing, table/floor games, health & beauty, short mat bowling, discussion groups, walking groups, line dancing, serving the community and drama.
Opening hours are 9.00am - 4.00pm Monday to Friday - 49 weeks a year
info@inspire-lincs.co.uk
07572994148
Address: Old Leake Community Centre, Furlongs Lane, Old Leake, Boston, PE22 9NX
Facebook: InspireLincs
Cinnamon Trust
The Trust’s objective is to preserve the relationship between owners and their pets. Volunteers provide practical help - e.g. walking the dog for a housebound owner.
A national fostering service is provided for pets whose owners face a spell in hospital. Also provides long term care for pets whose owners have died or moved to residential accommodation which will not accept pets. The owner is kept in touch with visits, if possible, or regular photos and letters.
Inspired Equine Assisted Learning
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) is a unique learning experience that uses horses as active participants; it does not involve riding and no prior experience with horses is required. Its focus is on the emotional and positive mental influence that spending time with horses has on your life. At Inspired Equine Assisted Learning CIC we offer a range of bespoke Training Programs, activities and Away Days for individuals, groups and corporations to improve, confidence, communication, personal growth, leadership and teamwork or simply increase their well-being and self awareness. All our activities take place in a safe, supportive and relaxed environment
Boston Mencap and Gateway Club
A range of activities for people with a learning disability, including sports, outings, fundraising events and coffee mornings
Boston Salvation Army
Youth Clubs, parent and toddler groups, lunch clubs, over 60s club
Jerry Green
Will rescue, care for and rehome dogs; providing care whilst they find a permanent home. Voluteering opportunities available
Lincs Ark
Rescue and rehoming of unwanted animals
Revitalise
Providing breaks for carers. Escort disabled people at holiday centres in Southport, Southampton and Essex
Pets as Therapy
Specially trained pets to visit people in hospital, hospices and other settings in which people no longer have the pleasure of animals. Can also be used in the treatment of phobias of cats or dogs under clinical supervision
The Appropriate Adult Service (TAAS)
TAAS provides effective support solutions to vulnerable people throughout the criminal justice and social care sector
Macmillan Direct Volunteer
Practical and emotional support for people affected by cancer. Services include buddying/befriending, light housework, gardening, shopping and dog walking
Tel: 07590 231563
SMYLLE Support Group (Myeloma, lymphoma, leukaemia and other blood cancers)
Group is run by patients and Macmillan Haematology Nurse Specialists. The group meet the first Thursday of each month and offer support, information and befriending.
Tel: 01205 446151 (Tuesday-Thursday from 9am).
Macslogs Support Group
Support for those with Oesophageal cancers, carers, and family. Group offers befriending, cancer information and ongoing support often with guest speakers and activities.
Tel: 01205 722168
Boston Breast Cancer Support Group
For anyone affected by breast cancer of all ages or gender. A place to talk about any problems, worries and ask questions. Friendship and contacts, Gentle exercises to help arm and shoulder movements and Telephone support.
Tel: 01205 722851
Lines and Rhymes Reading Group
The group shares the experience of reading prose and Poetry together in a relaxed and friendly setting. Some wish to read, others to sit and listen to discuss what is read.
Tel: 07895153865 or brook_tennyson@hotmail.co.uk
Boston Fibro
Peer Support for Fibromyalgia 2nd wed of month 7.-9 pm
Zion church, Brothertoft church, Boston.
Siobhan 07527217053, bostonfibro@gmail.com
Boston Friendship Lunch Club - South Lincs Blind Society
Held last Tuesday of the month at Queen of Spades, Wellington Road, Boston PE21 0NX from 12:30 - 2:30 £8.50 which includes main meal, dessert and hot drink
To book a place and choose a meal call Grantham 01476 592 775
Boston Library
Activities include Messy Mornings, Story Time, Rhyme Time, Dementia Cafe
Tel: 01205 782010
British Red Cross Equipment Hire
Wheelchairs, commode, toilet seat, toilet frame.
Monday Closed
Tuesday10am - 12 noon
Wednesday10am - 12 noon
Thursday11am - 1pm
Friday - Closed
Saturday 10am - 12 noon
SundayClosed
01205 363788
MASManvers@redcross.org.uk
Disabledgo
Directory of disabled access buildings throughout UK
Down Syndrome Association UK
Information and signposting for families, carers, new parents with a child with down syndrome, fair access to employment, benefits, grants.
Breast Cancer Now
Need to talk to someone about breast cancer? Expert Nurses are available to support you in every way they can
Blue Badge Application