Norfolk care agency offers free 'do not knock' stickers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 08:02 · Archive

Able Community Care is distributing free 'do not knock' stickers to protect older people from doorstep callers.

Able Community Care, a live-in care agency based in Norfolk, is distributing free 'do not knock' stickers to help protect older people from doorstep callers.

The agency has given out over 300,000 stickers since 2019. This Christmas, it is encouraging people to send the free stickers to older relatives and neighbours by slipping them into Christmas cards.

The stickers are entirely free, including postage. People can obtain them by calling 01603 764567 or emailing info@ablecommunitycare.com, quoting CC.

How it is being reported

• Free 'do not knock' stickers offered to protect older people from doorstep callersA live-in care agency is distributing free stickers to help ward off doorstep callers in Norfolk.Norwich Evening News · 27 Oct, 07:30
• Free 'do not knock' stickers offered to protect older people from doorstep callersA live-in care agency is distributing free stickers to help ward off doorstep callers in Norfolk.Eastern Daily Press · 27 Oct, 07:30

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