Help & Support

Help & Support List from Cumberland Council Cumberland Council has recently published a comprehensive list of help you can get this Winter. From Cost of Living to help with Mental Health and...

Cumbria Constabulary is running an initiative to “flood” rural and isolated Cumbria with information on; how to report domestic abuse, and importantly how to access support services. It has...

Cumberland Council are promoting social prescribing which aims to improve health and wellbeing in a non-medical way. Download the poster here to find out more. Social Prescribing Poster...

How would you prepare for an emergency? In a newly launched website, the government is encouraging people to think about what they would do if they and those around them were exposed to risks...

Cumberland Council are inviting members of the public to take part in a survey with a chance to win a £100 Amazon gift card. Their aim is to better meet the needs of children, young people and...

Cumberland Council have circulated a Winter Help Leaflet with telephone numbers for a range of help services, including Emergency Help, Domestic Abuse, Food Help, Mental Health, Financial Support and...

From 2 January 2024, eligible working parents can apply for 15 hours of childcare for their two-year-old. Parents have until 31 March 2024 to apply for a code, with mid-January to the end of February...

Help Cumberland Council understand the extent of food insecurity and related issues in the area, by completing their survey. The council has been working with the University of Liverpool to develop...

The Green Doctor is available to offer free advice on energy saving measures. See below their newsletter for more information and contact link. Green Doctor North...

CUMBERLAND Council is offering free vitamins to help families get the healthiest possible start in life. The supplements - available to all young children and pregnant and new mothers in...