Support Services
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Cheadle
is fortunate in having a large body of charitable individuals and
groups willing to assist others. The details listed here represent
the best information gathered to date, but cannot claim to be
complete in every detail. If there are other groups, or if some
details are incorrect in any way, please contact the Webmaster, who
will be glad to update the site.
Careers
Service
There is a careers service which operates
from premises behind the Library
Charity
Shops
There are a surprisingly high number of
Charity Shops in the town. These include shops representing the following
charitable institutions;
- Douglas Macmillan Hospice – 26 High
Street 01538 267091
- Sue Ryder – High Street
- Imperial Cancer Research Fund – High
Street
- Help The Aged – 59 High Street 01538
750298
- New Life Ministry – 83 Tape Street –
01538 753899
Citizens
Advice Bureau
There is a branch of the Citizens Advice
Bureau located behind the Leek Road Council Offices.
Health
Groups
Cheadle Parkinsons Disease Society – Doreen
Davis 01538 754496
HomeLink & PhoneLink
The Cheadle & District Home Link is a scheme to enhance the
lives of the elderly and housebound in the area. It provides extra
contact and support for those who wish to remain in their own homes
for as long as is practicable. This is done by linking someone to a
visitor so as to form a friendship, providing transport to the Home
Link Day Centre and Luncheon Club to enable people to meet outside
their own homes.
It is for a large range of people. This may be someone who is
housebound, someone who is lonely or feeling isolated, someone who
rarely sees anyone outside their own family circle, or someone under
constant care, or indeed the carer.
Anyone can make contact with Home Link to seek assistance;
doctors, nurses, health visitors, social workers, clergy, friends,
neighbours, relatives, or even the people themselves. Once contact
is established, the co-ordinator will meet them and volunteers, to
match them on a one-to-one basis, or arranges visits to the Day
Centre.
Phone Link used to be the Moorlands Care Line, a befriending
service run by the Beth Johnson Foundation, which is now being
combined with HomeLink due to their close similarities. Essentially
it offers the same kind of help to the housebound, only it does so
through regular contact on the telephone.
Library
There is a well stocked library on Leek Road
Romanian
Childrens Aid
This charity was established in 1995 by the
New Life Ministry as a result of seeing the plight of children in Romania
since the collapse of their former political regime. The desperate state of
the children and dreadful conditions in which they were kept led this group to
seek support from in and around Cheadle to gather food, clothes, toys and
anything else helpful, to be taken to Romania for distribution, or for selling
to raise funds. Gifts of whatever description would be gratefully received at
their shop in Tape Street.
Rotarians
There is a branch of the Rotarians
represented in the town. They meet on the first Wednesday of the month at the
Royal Oak in the High Street.