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Specialist countywide NHS assessment and support for people under 65 who may have early-onset dementia.

Free palliative and end-of-life care for eligible people in Corby and surrounding villages living with life-limiting conditions.

NHS psychological support for children and young people whose physical health or treatment affects their emotional wellbeing, including support for family members.

Free initial information, safeguarding response and care-needs assessments for adults requiring support to remain safe and independent; charges may apply to ongoing care after financial assessment.

NHS assessment for children with developmental delay, neurodisability and other complex health needs.

NHS help for children experiencing difficulties with speech, language, communication, stammering, eating or swallowing.

NHS assessment and recommendations supporting children with self-care, movement, safety, play, leisure and school participation.

Specialist nursing support for eligible children with complex, continuing or acute healthcare needs.

Health visiting, school nursing, breastfeeding support, Family Nurse Partnership, immunisations and children’s weight-management support.

Information, advice, assessments, safeguarding support and help for adults who may need care or assistance to remain independent.

Free initial information, care-needs assessments, safeguarding and support-planning for eligible adults throughout the county.

Free community and hospice care for eligible adults with terminal or life-limiting illnesses, including support for families.

Drop-in cancer information, emotional support and guidance about benefits and grants for patients, carers and families.

Free information and personalised support for anyone affected by cancer; no formal referral is required for drop-in help.

Personalised support helping Nottinghamshire residents manage practical, emotional and wellbeing concerns following a cancer diagnosis.

Free advice and health support for children from birth to age 11.

Universal health support for families from pregnancy until a child starts school.

Comprehensive drug and alcohol support services including assessment, treatment, and recovery for all ages in Rutland.

Personalised treatment paths for adults in Rutland seeking to overcome alcohol or drug use.

Help for adults to remain safe, independent, and connected in their community.

Tailored guidance and emotional support for those living with dementia and their family members.

Peer support and social activities for people living with Parkinson’s and their families in Rutland.

Social and peer support for stroke survivors and their carers to help rebuild confidence and connections.

Discreet medical and emotional support for adults who have experienced sexual assault or rape.