Starting as a small charity in 1985,
Help & Care has grown into an organisation that promotes dignity and independence for all people, particularly those in later life.
With 30 staff in their Bournemouth head office and around 100 out and about in the community they had to completely change the way they delivered their services when lockdown started.
Collaboration with their partners, including the local clinical commissioning group and primary care network, has been key to helping them continue to support their communities in new and innovative ways.
To tell us their story and share lessons for other charities, we're joined by
Mark Sharman, Chief Executive, Help & Care. Watch the videos below to hear Mark explain more as he answers:
Each video is supported by a transcript.