51 - 60 of 202 results for "help for disabled parents"
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Developmental co-ordination disorder (dyspraxia) in children - Treatment
Although it can't be cured, there are ways your child can be helped to manage their problems.
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Carers' breaks and respite care - Social care and support guide
How you can take a break from caring for someone else.
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What is family and carer access?
A GP surgery can give someone family and carer access (also known as proxy access) so they can help another person manage their health and care.
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Dementia and managing money
If you've been diagnosed with dementia, you'll need to make sure your financial affairs are in order.
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Support groups - Depression in adults
Talking to other people with a similar experience can help people cope with depression.
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Information for under-16s on parents and guardians accessing your doctor's services
Your parent or someone else that looks after you may want to use apps or websites to help them manage your doctor's appointments, prescriptions and health information online.
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Using family and carer access – NHS App help
Find out how to use family and carer access in the NHS App to manage health services for people you care for.
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Dyslexia in children
Find out more about dyslexia in children, including symptoms, how to get your child diagnosed, and what support is available from your school and local authority.
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Parkinson's disease - Living with
A diagnosis of Parkinson's disease is life changing. You will need long-term treatment to control your symptoms.
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Care and support plans - Social care and support guide
Find out about a care and support plan, which is a document written by your council that describes the care and support you need.