Support Hub for Older People

What is the Support Hub?

The Support Hub for Older People was created to help older people in Bristol and their families to cope with the impact of COVID-19. Now, it is made up of over 40 organisations who are working together to support older people by offering practical, emotional and social support. Age UK Bristol is one of those organisations and we help co-ordinate the Support Hub’s work together with the other members of the Bristol Ageing Better Alliance.

The Bristol Ageing Better Alliance is made up of Age UK Bristol, Alive Activities, Bristol After Stroke, Carers Support Centre, Marmalade Trust, and We Care Home Improvements.

Below is a list of a organisations who make up the Support Hub for Older People. You can find what each Support Hub Partner has to offer and how to contact them. 

Thank you to our funders: John James Foundation, Quartet Community Foundation and St Monica Trust.

 
We are: Age UK Bristol, Active Ageing Bristol, Acta, Age UK Somerset, Age UK South Gloucestershire, Alive Activities,  Bristol After Stroke, Brigstowe, Bristol Bears, Bristol Dementia Action Alliance, Bristol Dementia Action Alliance, Bristol Black Carers, Bristol Community Navigators, Bristol Drugs Project, Bristol Older People's Forum, Brunel Care, BS3 Community, Carers Support Centre, Centre for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People, CASS Bristol,  Chinese Community Wellbeing Service, Eastside Connect, Dhek Bhal, Feeding Bristol, Knowle West Healthy Living Centre, LinkAge, Macular Society, Marmalade Trust, North Bristol Advice Centre, Playlist for Life, Redcatch Community Garden, Re-Engage, Royal Voluntary Service, RSVP West, Sight Support West of England Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support, Southmead Development Trust, St Monica Trust, Thomas Pocklington Trust, The Reader,  We Care Home Improvements, WECIL, Wellspring Settlement, Wesport.