Abbey Court Care Home provide care for adults of any age (including those aged over 65), people living with dementia and people with physical disabilities

help to plan your trips to places like shops, pubs, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, railway stations, hotels, colleges, universities, hospitals and more. Search the directory to find places in Newcastle with disabled access and facilities

Age UK Gateshead support older people in Gateshead and Newcastle.

All Saints’ is a Parish Church in the Church of England serving the central area of Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne.

• Polling station

Your local Alzheimer’s Society in Newcastle provides a range of support services for people with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, their families and carers.

Bakery and Cafe in Shieldfield

is a volunteer run community centre with a cafe, market and activities

They offer a range of activities.

JOB4ME supports ethnically minoritised residents in Newcastle to learn English, health & financial literacy, access digital support, and progress into volunteering or work, promoting inclusion, equality, and diversity through funded community programmes.

City Library – Newcastle offers library services, events and activities, computer access and more.

It has a Changing Place accessible toilet. These toilets have equipment to help you to get on and off the toilet, or to change your continence pad, and have equipment such as a hoist, a height-adjustable changing bench and a shower. These toilets have more space so your carer or carers can help you if needed. There is a changing area with screens or curtains to give you some privacy .Visit the Changing Places website the opening times and how access them. You can only access the toilets when the buildings are open. You may need a Radar Key to open the toilet