Vulnerable adults in Hartlepool are supported by our dedicated Adult Care workers who work tirelessly to provide the best service available.
We support people aged 18 years or over who are vulnerable or at risk, including:
people aged 65 or over
people with learning disabilities
people with mental health needs
people with physical disabilities
people who are having difficulty with their hearing or sight
young people or adults who care for relatives or friends
Social workers, occupational therapists and support workers are needed across a range of teams.
The Early Intervention Team
The Early Intervention Team is the first point of contact for anyone seeking help or advice from Adult Social Care.
Social Workers and Contact Officers handle requests over the telephone or in person. Integrated Single Point Access (iSPA) manage referrals for all areas of Adult Social Care, including:
Situated on Lynn Street overlooking the coast, the £4 million purpose-built Centre for Independent Living (CIL) dominates the skyline with its magnificent views towards Historic Headland and the ever-changing North Sea.
The facility was developed following several years of public consultation with local people and is operated by Hartlepool Borough Council. It hosts a number of disability related organisations, each providing their unique range of services.
For more information contact the Centre for Independent Living.
Centre for Independent Living,
Burbank Street,
Hartlepool,
TS24 7NY