OPAL Services gains the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
- OPAL Services has learned it has been awarded the national Queen's Award for Voluntary Service in recognition of outstanding work done in our communities.
Older People Active Lives
- We provide a range of services for older people in rural areas of West Cheshire. During this coronavirus crisis we invite you to support us with a valued donation. Please donate now using the button below.
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- 8th-14th June 2020 is Carer's Week. Well done to all our OPAL Carers - you are superstars!
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OPAL Services
Carers Connect
A service connecting carers aged 60 or over in the rural areas of west Cheshire.
OPAL Clubs
For older people who find it difficult to take part in community social activities.
Breaktime
A free respite service for carers of older people living in rural West Cheshire.
GoOnline
A service aimed at helping older people in rural areas access the internet.
Branching Out
Provides support to older people to take up or renew interests in hobbies and community activities
What’s Cooking
Provides support to older people to re-kindle an interest in cooking for themselves
Recent News
OPAL is awarded INEOS funding
OPAL Services is delighted to announce that we have been awarded £10,000 in funding from the INEOS Community Fund. The money will be put to good use and will help us continue to support older people in rural west Cheshire through the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic and plan new developments to ensure our recovery
Read MoreOPAL Newsletter – OPAL Matters – June 2020
Newsletter 7 – OPAL Matters June 2020 To read all the latest news at OPAL click on the link to download our latest newsletter.
Read MoreCarers Week 8th to 14th June 2020
This Carers Week, is about Making Caring Visible for unpaid carers, that are looking after a family member or friend who has a disability, mental or physical illness, or who needs extra help as they grow older. In the last survey of carers (2011) there were over 37,000 unpaid carers living in Cheshire West. Often carers
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