Health and wellbeing support

View information on drug and alcohol misuse recovery..

View information on organisations and other support available to help with adult mental health.

View information on support for children, young people and families.

Information on debt and money advice services.

A number of voluntary, charity and faith groups in Chorley have come together to launch the Chorley Community Helpline. This free phone helpline will allow individuals to access the emergency food support they require from a local group.

If you hear an incident and think that a neighbour is in danger, or any children they may have, then we would suggest contacting the police. The police have a responsibility to respond and to undertake a risk assessment where there is domestic abuse taking place.

View information on support available following the death of a family member or friend.

We are currently working with ICare, a meals on wheels provider, who can offer a daily hot meal or frozen delivery service for qualifying Chorley residents.

Adult social care is a service provided by Lancashire County Council.

Information on support available across the borough to help with people that may be socially isolated and in need of some company.

View information on support for older people

View a directory of services available to refugees and asylum seekers in Chorley. If you require any further information then please contact communities@chorley.gov.uk.

Previously residents have been able to access the Care and Urgent Needs Scheme through Lancashire County Council. This scheme has now been replaced by the Essential Household Goods Support Scheme.

View information on free digital skills training and support

Lancashire's Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP) service

You can find information on energy switching, a healthy lifestyles programme called 'Better Health Better Self' as well as the support that you can access if you are affected by COVID-19