Do you need paint? Use the interactive map to zoom to your location and click on the icons for more information. Alternatively, use the location box and specify a search radius to find nearby locations. No scheme in your area? Paint from the majority of Community RePaint schemes is offered at a minimal cost and for a fraction of the price of new paint, making it very affordable. Any money received is used to help the organisation in continuing to serve the local community. Whilst those schemes run by local authorities are able to offer free paint. We are always keen to see photos of the various projects that make use of our paint. To send us photos of your project, simply email repaint@resourcefutures.co.uk and we will send you an exclusive Community RePaint window sticker! You may even see your pictures on the website! For photos which show people please complete an authorisation form. Do you need help decorating? If you need help decorating, or an extra pair of hands for your painting project please see Useful Information.
If you can't afford to buy enough food, you may be able to get some short term help from your local food bank.You will need a voucher to use a food bank. To find out where you can get a voucher, contact your local food bank or phone Hampshire Local Welfare Assistance on 0300 330 1150.Local food banks: The Smart Living website has tips and ideas for making the most of the food you have and avoiding waste. Get Help with tax from GOV.UKTax Help for Older People is a service from the charity Tax Volunteers providing free, independent and expert help and advice for older people on lower incomes who cannot afford to pay for professional tax advice. The organisations below offer free, impartial advice on debt and budgeting: The Department for Work and Pensions provides grants and short term advances for people who already claim benefits, such as You can check you are receiving the right benefits: All children in Key Stage 1 are entitled to Universal Free School Meals.If you are in receipt of certain benefits and have children who attend school, they may be eligible for free school meals from Key Stage 2 onwards and/or help with uniform costs.
Your local district or borough council will be able to give you general advice about housing, housing benefits and homelessness.If you are having problems paying your rent, talk to your landlord as soon as possible.Citizens Advice guidance on housing Housing advice from Shelter If you claim benefits, you may be able to claim discounts or grants to help heat your home.More about keeping warm in winter. Use the internet to search for reuse organisations who may sell second-hand furniture and appliances.Here are some websites or organisations you could try: Snaply - website for free and for sale second hand furniture.Gumtree - for second hand furniture and appliances for sale.Emmaus Hampshire is a social enterprise which helps people out of homelessness.The Community Furniture Project in Basingstoke sells a wide range of used furniture.The Furniture Helpline in Alton provides affordable household goods, household furniture and white-goods at very low prices to those with a need.
Jacob's Well Care Centre aims to provide furniture to those in need in the Gosport area. Charity shops, such as the British Heart Foundation,are also a good place to start if you want to buy second-hand goods for the home at affordable prices.Some household waste recycling centres have sections where you can buy second-hand furniture. Some charities provide financial help such as subsidised care in a care home, or help with care fees as well as crisis grants. Often these charities are concerned with particular groups such as nurses or ex-service people. If you still have questions, phone Hampshire Local Welfare Assistance and Advice on 0300 330 1150. This section is for local support services who offer free services and are not for profit organisations. The contact information published here was accurate at the time of publishing.Furniture shops and retailers in Basingstoke supplying furniture ranging from beds, and wardrobes to sofas, tables and chairs. See also the subcategories which contain additional bedroom furniture shops in Basingstoke.
based in The Malls. View full contact details and visitors' reviews Furniture - Retail (Shops & other Retail Outlets) based in Feathers Lane. Furniture - Retail (Shops & other Retail Outlets) based in Church Street. Furniture - Retail (Shops & other Retail Outlets) based in Winklebury Way. Furniture - Retail (Warehouses Wholesalers) based in Telford Road. Furniture: Add your listing to this page... Find out what people are saying about Basingstoke bedroom furniture shops. Service with a smile - review of Foley's Furniture Over the years I have bought a number of items from Foley's. I have always found them to be helpful, often trying to find things specifically in the 2nd hand market place... Great service - review of Foley's Furniture Came in and brought a dining room suite last year, the service was second to none and had a real personal touch being an independant family run store. Shopmobility Basingstoke provides fantastic facilities for those with mobility challenges and
has a wide range of mobility scooters and wheelchairs for all abilities. We are located in Lower Church Street near the centre of Basingstoke and very easy to find, just follow the signs by road or call us if you are using public transport and we may be able to meet you with a scooter/wheelchair. Click here to find us It’s best to give us a call to make a booking or just drop in and we will do our best to match your needs. We have a wide range of scooters and chairs, but we do get busy and some makes are very popular. Call us on 01256 476 066 Keep in touch with our news and events by receiving our newsletter. We are supporting the Transport Festival again this year… Click here to read the full details The Wessex Shopmobility Membership Scheme Shopmobility schemes in the Wessex region have formed a network making it easier for customers to use those Shopmobility schemes within the … We will be at the Alresford Agricultural show, will you?