Thurrock Coalition offers a place to meet and talk about things that are important to disabled and older people.As well as providing information, advice and advocacy, they talk to people about their experiences through:
An emergency is something that cannot safely wait until the next working day.Call 999 if you have an immediate life-threatening emergency.
There are different types of advocacy depending on the needs of the person.
Help and support is available to help you cope with mental health problems.
Treatment may include self-help, talking therapies, medication and – if necessary – 24-hour support, which may take place at home or in hospital.
Collins House is a residential home for adults in the centre of Corringham that
Nursing homes provide nursing care for people over the age of 18 ho are no longer able to live independently in their own home due to physical disability, learning disability, mental illness, sight loss or hearing loss, who need on-going nursing care.
Not everyone can get funded help from our social care services – before turning to us for support, you should think about getting help from community groups in your local area.
We often receive requests for information we cannot provide, or that is already available online. Please read the advice below before asking for any of these types of information.
'County lines' is a term used when gangs transport dugs from one area to another.
Children and young people are the primary targets to work for 'lines'. Gangs often use violence to drive out local dealers and exploit children and vulnerable people to sell drugs.