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Day services –meet providers

Published on Tuesday 7 February 2012 10:23

day services: People interested in finding out more about the activities and support services that are available for vulnerable adults in the county can attend a Meet The Providers event in Aylesbury on Thursday, February 23.

The drop-in event at Bierton Hill Centre, on Bierton Road, Aylesbury is one of three organised by Bucks County Council in the county this month..

A spokesman said: “If you or someone you care for want to stay independent at home, be more involved in your local community or do something more meaningful with your day, drop in between 10am and 1pm and meet the organisations who can help.”

For more information, call 01296 382173 or email asccomms@buckscc.gov.uk

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