Progress Lifeline secures significant contract with Lancashire County Council
An important achievement in a highly competitive tender process
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The benefit of puzzles for the brain
Puzzles could reduce the onset of dementia by two and a half years

The Big Telephone Switchover: Analogue to Digital
The digital telephone switchover is happening due to increasing demand for faster networks and connectivity and will create a network fit for today’s demands

7 ways to support a person with dementia in cold weather
If you’re supporting somebody living with dementia, here are 7 ways to help make sure they’re kept safe and comfortable during the colder months

Protect yourself from scams
How to protect yourself or an elderly or vulnerable loved one from scams

Ambulance strikes – January 2023
Ambulance service staff from GMB and Unison trade unions will go on strike again on Wednesday 11th January 2023, with Unison and Unite members taking further action on Monday 23rd January 2023

Providing vital services over the Christmas period
Our Progress Lifeline colleagues across all of our service areas worked over the festive period to continue supporting our 65,000 service users

Age Concern Central Lancashire’s Warm Space and Activity Centres
Age Concern Central Lancashire is providing practical help to people over the age of 55 in Lancashire

The Benefits of Houseplants
Scientific research suggests that indoor plants can have great side effects on our wellbeing

Stay well this winter
Things you need to do to stay well this winter

How to Care For Yourself When You Are a Carer
In this article, we’ve included some helpful tips and advice that we hope you will be able to use to ensure you are looking after yourself, when also caring for a loved one

Ambulance strikes - December 2022
Trade unions representing staff in the ambulance service have announced their first strike action dates for December 2022

Coping with loneliness at Christmas
Many people spend Christmas alone, and loneliness at Christmas can be particularly hard