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If you are on a budget and looking for some free things to do in Plymouth, we have selected our favourite attractions and activities.

Some important information from the NHS to help you stay well this winter. Your health matters so please help us to help you.

For families in England, receiving some forms of support with 2-year-old children (ME2).

For all families in England with 3 and 4-year-old children.

For all families with 3 and 4-year-old children.

Plymouth will soon get a brand new adult social care service that will support adults with learning disabilities by offering a combined day and respite service in one central location.

The Plymouth Online Directory (POD) is a community-based directory for adults and young people. The website includes information about health, education, social, and wellbeing services in Plymouth.

The breakfast, out of school and holiday club sector is more play focused and therefore tends to employ people with experience and qualifications in playwork, sports, dance and creative learning.

In Plymouth we have a mixture of nurseries and pre-schools to meet the different needs of parents and carers.

The Local Offer provides children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities, families and professionals information in one place, helping them to understand what services they can expect from a range of local agencies (including their entitlements).

The Government has a new long-term vision for reforming adult social care in England to make sure that it is fit for the future and fairer for everyone. So that everyone receives the care they need, when they need it, to live the life they want to.

We aim to ensure that our website is accessible and usable to as many people as possible. It is has been designed to conform with Level AA of the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the minimum standard required by the UK Government.

The type of social care support you may need will depend on your personal circumstances.

An A&E department (also known as emergency department or casualty) deals with genuine life-threatening emergencies.

We have a duty to ensure that you live in suitable accommodation between the ages of 18 to 21. Your local district and borough hold the overall responsibility to provide housing to care leavers. Your personal adviser (PA) will support you in speaking to your local housing department to understand your options around independent housing.

If you're struggling to get around your home due to a disability, long-term illness, visual impairment or old age, we may be able to help.

If you're struggling to get around your home due to a disability, long-term illness, visual impairment or old age, we may be able to help with equipment and adaptations to your home to make it easier and safer to live independently or for a carer to look after you.

Includes additional financial support such as help with council tax, fuel costs, pensions and health costs.

Adoption is a way of providing the security, permanency and the love of a new family when it is not possible for a child to be raised by his/her birth parents or within the birth family.

This referral process should only be used by health or social care professionals. Members of the public should use our main Adult Social Care Assessment of Need form.