Older people
We provide a range of services for older people to enable them to live safely and independently in their own homes for as long as possible.
Social workers work closely with people, their carers and families to decide the best way of meeting their needs.
If people need more care than can be offered at home we may be able to assist with costs for residential or nursing home care.
An assessment is the first stage to getting care services. You can also find out about care charges, direct payments and buying your own services.
A range of services may be available to help people to live in their own homes as independently as possible.
Sometimes living at home is no longer a practical option and moving into a residential or nursing home may be the best way forward.
What to do if you have to go into hospital, and what support services are available to those leaving hospital.
Sheltered housing is a flat or bungalow especially designed and built with the needs of elderly people in mind.
The Blue Badge disabled parking scheme and community transport services for people who cannot use public transport in Oxfordshire.
Day centres provide a range of services for people who need support because of physical, emotional or mental health disability.
Specialist services for people who are deaf, hard of hearing or are visually impaired.
How the council is committed to preventing abuse of vulnerable people in Oxfordshire.
Adult placement means taking into your own home someone who is unable to live without support and may require some practical and emotional help. This section also includes information how to become a provider of care.
The various options for organising a funeral.
Anyone can make a will. Most experts will tell you it is the best way to make sure that your property and possessions are passed on to family and friends.
Advocacy, support groups and social organisations for older people.
Information and advice from our free publication and downloads.
The Community Development Team provides a link between care services and Oxfordshire communities.
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