Good Morning Ballymena

Good Morning Ballymena is a free friendly telephone service for adults aged 60+ who may feel lonely, just want someone with a friendly voice and a sympathetic ear at the other end of a phone or simply someone with whom they can share a laugh or a joke.

Services:

Daily Telephone Call -We will make a telephone call to our members at an agreed time each morning. Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 12.30pm to check that they are okay, and to have a friendly chat.
Befriending Service -we will take members to medical or dental appointments, shopping trips or just a visit (a small charge is applied for this).

Referral:

By telephone
By email

Organisation Info

William St, Ballymena, Mid and East Antrim, BT43 6AW, United Kingdom
goodmorningballymena@hotmail.co.uk
028 2564 0720
Free & Subsidised Options
Local
Updated 9 August 2022

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