Latest updates... Mother's Day DescriptionWith Mother's Day this weekend, Herts Careline is feeling thankful for our families and looking forward to showing appreciation the wonderful mothers in our lives.If you're celebrating that special woman in your life today who might be requiring additional support to live more safely and independently in the home, perhaps we can provide them this with a community alarm or daily telephone check-in service. If you have any questions or would like to look through the available options, please visit us on www.care-line.co.uk or call us on 0300 999 2 999. New postal address DescriptionNorth Herts Council, which includes Herts Careline, has changed it's PO address to:Herts Careline / North Herts CouncilPO Box 7075ManchesterM28 8JXPlease note this is NOT the location of the Herts Careline control room. This remains in Letchworth, Hertfordshire.The PO Box address is for postal correspondence, and items are scanned and securely scanned to us for cost efficiency reasons - many other councils use a similar service. Are you Scam Aware? DescriptionIf you're concerned about scams for yourself or a loved one, take a look at this Little Book of Big Scams from the Metropolitan Police. Careline joins Tell Us Once service DescriptionTo support families during one of the most difficult times in their lives, Careline has joined the Government's Tell Us Once (TUO) service.TUO allows someone to report a death to most government organisations in a single step. Careline is included under the category "Are you getting services from your local council?"Our customer service team works hard to make joining Careline as straightforward as possible. Equally, when the time comes for someone to leave our service during the saddest of circumstances, we want the experience to be as simple and calm as possible for their families. Hertfordshire Constabulary has adopted Safe and Found Online - a new portal to help quickly locate vulnerable missing people DescriptionHertfordshire Constabulary has adopted Safe and Found Online, a new portal to help quickly locate vulnerable missing people. Now live, the initiative will provide vital support for veterans and individuals living with dementia. The constabulary is urging family members, friends and carers of those at risk of going missing to register key information about them. This information, stored securely online, can save crucial time in developing a search plan should someone go missing. The digital forms follow the nationally recognised Herbert Protocol and Forcer Protocol: Normal service resumes Description12.2.26Thank you for your patience with the issues this week. Herts Careline is please to say that normal service has been resumed. Displaying 1 to 6 of 87 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next