The Living Well Service supports people living in Wiltshire with any long term health condition to complete a Living Well Plan.
A Living Well Plan is a record of your hopes and preferences for the future. It allows you the opportunity to reflect on your past, identify things that are important to you today, whilst expressing your hopes and wishes for the future.
How will it help?
Completing a Living Well Plan can:
- Encourage you to plan for the future
- Give you confidence in what may happen in the future
- Help others to understand you better
- Help others who support you in making decisions, when you are unable to do so yourself
Contact us to get more information on a Living Well Plan using our contact form here or by:
- Telephone: 03333 447928
- Email: livingwell@swanadvocacy.org.uk
Thanks to funding from the Big Lottery Fund, the Living Well Advocacy Service is free.
What have people said about their experience of completing a Living Well Plan?
‘It’s been a huge weight lifted from my shoulders’
‘It has helped us to get some clarity on difficult issues in a delicate, sensitive way’
‘Being able to tell your life story is very powerful; it validates everything you have done in your life and you can think to yourself – I’m alright!!’
‘I am less anxious since doing my Living Well Plan’
COVID-19
The Living Well Service is open and here to support people living in Wiltshire.
We are open to receive new referrals for anyone wanting to access our service. We are now able to offer visits so please do get in touch. All our visits adhere to the government COVID-19 safe working guidelines.
South Wiltshire: Abby Blythe Tel: 07845 055470
North Wiltshire: Emma Dowie Tel: 07594 083308
Please contact us for more information
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Find out more about the fulfilling volunteer opportunities within the Living Well Service.
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Our Living Well Advocacy Service supports people with long term or progressive health conditions to create a Living Well Plan to ensure their views and wishes are known and can be acted upon – enabling them to retain control when they are no longer in a position to express their wishes.