Our Adult Social Care Charter
Stockport's Adult Social Care Charter was created by the Making It Real in Stockport co-production board.
Support for adults
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Support to live independently
We can support you to live at home for as long as is safely possible to help you keep your independence.
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Adult social care
Information about the range of social care services available for adults in Stockport.
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Safeguarding adults
Everyone has the right to live in safety, and free from abuse and neglect. Here's how to report it and prevent it.
Independent living
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Virtual house: a tour of assistive technologies and adaptations
Our tool lets you virtually walk through a gadget-filled house, offering inspiration for household equipment and adaptations for sensory and mobility issues.
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Keeping cool in the summer
Keeping cool in very hot weather is important. It can make existing health issues much worse, especially for older people.
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Equipment, adaptations and support with sensory loss
Find out about the equipment and adaptations we offer to help you live safely and independently in your own home.
Events in Stockport to help stay connected and active
Latest health social care news
Twelve months of One Stockport Family Hubs making a difference
Twelve months ago, we launched One Stockport Family Hubs.
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HealthyStockport.co.uk is packed with useful advice and links to local support services for a wide range of health-related topics.
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Stockport Support Hub delivers all sorts of support services across our borough.
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Signpost for Carers is independent local charity which has been supporting carers for more than 30 years.
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Stockport's shared movement to enable active lives for all.
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Healthwatch Stockport is an independent health care champion. It is one of 152 that operate in each local authority in England.
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The Stockport Advocacy service provides adults with an independent advocate so they can better voice their needs, wishes and opinions in the health and social care system.
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Offering support for things like physical, financial and mental wellbeing, connection to the community and housing to people with disabilities, health or lifestyle issues and their carers.
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Get out and about more with local community transport schemes.
