Information Hub

Are you lost at where to find information?

Benefits changing and you don’t know what you need to do?

This page is here to help you

Dental Care

Click here to download the urgent care flyer

Think you need urgent dental care?

Extra urgent dental appointments are now available. You should get help quickly if:

  • you have a knocked-out tooth or other injury to your teeth

  • you have severe tooth or mouth pain that’s affecting your sleep or daily activities, and is not helped by painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen

  • you have tooth or mouth pain that is helped by taking painkillers, but it’s not going away

  • you have swelling, a lump or patch inside your mouth that’s getting bigger or not going away – it may or may not be painful

  • you’ve recently had a tooth removed and you’re bleeding or have severe pain

  • you have a broken or loose filling, denture, crown, bridge or veneer

You should be offered urgent dental treatment within 24 hours or 7 days, depending on your symptoms.

If you’ve knocked out an adult tooth, you should be offered emergency dental care within 1 hour, or as soon as possible. You can call NHS 111 or contact a dentist and ask for an appointment.

You’ll be given advice on what type of appointment you’ll need.

Changes to your PIP benefit

If you would like to download a copy of the above document click here

Royal Mencap have a whole page on their website with information which can be found here

Disability Support Nottinghamshire

Help for welfare benefits – Support can be accesses from Disability Support Nottinghamshire, they are able to provide a range of advice and guidance to help answer your questions on benefits. To view their general information leaflet click here.

 https://ddnottingham.com/

 Welfare Benefits Advice local to you.

 https://ddnottingham.com/welfare-benefits-advice/

Do you need support with your benefits - SFiCE foundation run a support hub on Fridays. See flyer for more information or click here to download.

Keeping Safe Online

There are different ways you can keep yourself safe and keep people you support safe.

Look at the UK Safer Internet Centre to help set up filters on your home devices.

Follow the link  by clicking here: Online Safety