Services provided at The Hub by other local agencies
As well as community activities, a whole range of local agencies also use The Community Hub as the place to provide their services.
Every Wednesday, between 11 am and 1 pm, our Talking Café is hosted by Thrive Somerset’s Village Agent, Daniel Bell, and our Spark IT Digitial Champions.
A different service provider attends the Talking Café each week, offering free help and support on a ‘drop-in’ basis.
Check out all our service providers ⬇️
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Information and signposting support via Village Agent Daniel Bell, who also helps to co-ordinate and facilitate our weekly Talking Café
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Training and support for our volunteer Digital Champions Maggie Harris, John Farquar-Atkins, and David Allen – who help local residents feel more confident around phones, tablets, and computers.
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‘Cuppa with a Copper’ – residents can meet members of the local Police Team for a casual chat, share concerns, and build stronger neighbourhood ties over a cup of tea or coffee; fostering better police-community relations
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Help, advice, and guidance for older people on benefits, housing, and social care.
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Free, expert, independent, one-to-one energy saving help and advice.
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Disability Employment Advisors, who provide assistance and advice for people with a health condition or a disability that affects their ability to work.
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Help and advice for residents living in Homes in Somerset accommodation.
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Perimenopause support for women.
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Dementia Support Cafe + safeguarding support and advice + IT support with NHS apps.
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Help and advice for residents living in SHAL accommodation.
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Meet with a Customer Adviser who can answer questions about Water bills, refer people for support if they are struggling to pay their bill, provide advice on saving water and avoiding blockages, answer questions about water quality, plumbing, and drainage.
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Recycling laptops & PCs, mobile phones and smartphones, Apple devices (iPhones, iPads), tablets and e-readers (including Kindles), game consoles, digital cameras, smartwatches, cables, and accessories.