We are all in this Together!
Here is an update of some of the activities which have Crun have been doing in response to our new normal! Activities have been funded by the Public Health Agency, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, The Big Lottery, International Fund for Ireland and the Department of Communities and we appreciate their flexibility and support in all our endeavours.
Food delivery
In this section we are displaying details of Food Delivery across the Causeway Area. Causeway Rural and Urban Network are not connected to these businesses in any way and information is accurate at time of display
Helplines/Benefits/Economic Support
In this section we have details of all the of the helplines and advice available to date
Spring Social Prescribing Newsletter
SPRING Social Prescribing is a way to link medical care to (typically) non-clinical, locally delivered support services. It enables medical professionals to refer their patients to a range of activities and services, recognising a social model of health in which well-being is determined by a variety of factors. SPRING empowers patients and communities, supports greater independence, reduces reliance on primary healthcare, and ultimately delivers better outcomes for people and society. Here is a link to this months newsletter produced by Lorna O’Neill Social Prescriber.
Funding for Community Response Initiatives
Here is a list of funding which groups providing community responses can access. Funders appreciate that we are in a dynamic environment in regard to the responses we are providing and have made every effort to make funding accessible.
Directory of Services for Older people
This is a really useful booklet published by BCRC Community Navigator and a range of supporting organisations. The community navigator is a vital link between older people, carers and supporting organisations.
