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Homeshare York - Finding friendship and peace of mind – Arthur’s story
Sometimes, it’s the simple things that make the biggest difference – a friendly chat, a shared cup of tea, someone nearby when you need them. Arthur’s story – a Homeshare York match – shows how Homeshare can find the right solutions for the family through a Homeshare match.
Sarah, Arthur’s daughter, found out about Homeshare through a newspaper article and a friend in York had spoken highly of the project. She thought it would be ideal for her father who live...

Extended Service - York’s Park and Ride
First Bus and City of York Council have announced extended hours for all six of York’s Park & Ride services to support residents, commuters, visitors and York’s hospitality industry.
The highlights include:
from 20 July, buses to operate from 5.30am Monday to Saturday and 7.30am on Sunday
last services to leave the city centre at 10.30pm all week
early and late-night connections offer greater flexibility for residents, commuters and visitors
increased frequency for school...

Support group for communication disabilities
Aphasia breaks down the ability to communicate, isolating individuals from their families, friends, workplaces, and communities.
Say Aphasia charity aims to reconnect people with aphasia to the world and help them lead fulfilling, happy lives despite their communication difficulties.
Our support groups are uniquely led by others with aphasia, who can truly understand what life is like with the condition.
Say Aphasia's peer-led approach ensures that those most affected by aphasia are not o...