The Adult Information Service (AIS) provides free, impartial information and guidance on services, activities and what’s on for adults across North Lincolnshire. Our Adult Information Service leaflet [PDF, 2Mb] is now available for you to download.

We aim to provide an efficient, accessible information service to support adults, carers and their families in North Lincolnshire.

Take a look at our Adult Information Hub website where you will find lots of useful information and advice on staying independent, support in your community, support for carers, activities and groups for you to get involved in and general information on care and support.

Community Wellbeing Hubs also provide advice and support for vulnerable adults in North Lincolnshire and our Carers’ Support page includes information on benefits and support available to carers.

If you have any other queries about care and support for adults please contact us.

Adult Hub  Activity Guide

Further details on groups, activities and leisure can be found on the Adult Activity Hub website.

The information is maintained by North Lincolnshire Council and includes the names of activities, descriptions, contact details and opening hours.

AIS Direct – newsletter

Sign up to our e-newsletter which will be published on a monthly basis to keep you informed of services and activities that may be of interest to you and your friends, family and carers.

You can find previous editions of the newsletters below:

• AIS Direct October Newsletter
• AIS Direct September Newsletter
• AIS Direct August Newsletter
• AIS Direct July Newsletter
• AIS Direct June Newsletter
• AIS Direct May Newsletter
• AIS Direct April Newsletter
• AIS Direct March Newsletter
• AIS Direct February Newsletter
• AIS Direct January Newsletter

2017

• AIS Direct December Newsletter
• AIS Direct November Newsletter
• AIS Direct October Newsletter
• AIS Direct September Newsletter
• AIS Direct August Newsletter
• AIS Direct July Newsletter
• AIS Direct June Newsletter

Jargon Buster

Not sure what some of the terms used in care and support mean? Visit the Care and Support Jargon Buster on the Think Local, Act Personal website. It is a plain English guide to the most commonly used social care words and phrases and what they mean.