Chat to us about volunteering
Learn all about volunteering at our charity this Friday 4th June at 10am…
A massive thank you to all the volunteers
Melanie Hawman, the CEO of The Disability Resource Centre says “I would like to say a massive thank you to all the volunteers who have worked tirelessly throughout the last 12 months….
It’s easy to support us, totally automatically… at no extra cost to you
We joined the Amazon Smile programme so that every time you shop at Amazon you can support our charity with a donation, contributed automatically by Amazon, at no extra cost to you.
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A big thank you to all our volunteers…
Volunteers Week 2020 Jill Pick, the chair of our charity’s Board of Trustees said “The Disability Resource Centre is fortunate to have an amazing group of volunteers who are part of our team working both front of house and behind the scenes. On behalf of the Board of Trustees I would like to thank you
Text to donate
Please help us. Our charity changes people’s lives every week. A donation of £5 could help us to run our community cafe for vulnerable older people in Dunstable. To donate £5 by mobile phone text: Simply text DRCBEDS 5 to 70085 Please donate in person, online, by post or by text.
Useful links during the coronavirus crisis for benefits, grants, help with paying bills, paying rent, mortgages and more…
We’ve compiled some useful links to the many organisations that can help with finances, jobs, paying bills and more support during the coronavirus crisis.
Emergency telephone numbers for carers in Luton
See the (mostly) out of hours services available in Luton and nationwide: Adult and Social Care: Out of hours support 03003 008 123 Luton Food Bank: Emergency number 01582 452356 Homelessness: Out of office hours 0800 1014 7333 Women’s Aid Refuge: Office hours -01582 391856 Luton and Dunstable A&E: 08451 270127 NHS Direct: Advice
NHS top ten tips for coping in the hot weather
Here are the NHS top ten tips for coping in the hot weather… Shut windows and pull down the shades when it is hotter outside. You can open the windows for ventilation when it is cooler. If you’re vulnerable to the effects of heat, avoid the sun during the hottest part of the day (11am
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