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Hearing Dogs for Deaf People Nearly nine million of the UK population experience some degree of hearing loss. That’s one person in every seven. Over 650,000 of these people are severely or profoundly deaf and could benefit from a hearing dog. Hearing dogs change lives. They alert their deaf owners to sounds we take for granted, providing greater independence, confidence and security. Most are selected from rescue centres or donated as unwanted pets. http://www.hearingdogs.org.uk/ - Details |
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DisabledGo (DGO) DGO, for disabled people, free access guide information for shops, services, hotels, pubs, restaurants across the UK. UseDGO to make direct enquiries about access and find what is accessible for you http://www.disabledgo.info/ - Details |
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Dyslexic 24 7 Dyslexic advice and community arts. http://www.dyslexic247.co.uk/ - Details |
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The Royal Society of Medicine
The Royal Society of Medicine is an independent, apolitical organisation of doctors, dentists, scientists and others involved in medicine and health care. Comments: 0; Added: 07-10-2007)
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Living with cerebral palsy
Personal/Blog Style website from personal view on the effects of cerebral palsy. The website offers chat, newsletters, forums and news items of interest. Comments: 0; Added: 02-10-2007)
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AbilityNet - Adapting Technology Changing Lives
AbilityNet is a national charity helping disabled adults and children use computers and the internet by adapting and adjusting their technology Comments: 0; Added: 07-10-2007)
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Down's Syndrome Medical Interest Group (DSMIG)
This site provides essential information for healthcare professionals on 'best practice' medical care for people with Down's syndrome in the UK and Ireland. It has been produced by the UK Down's Syndrome Medical Interest Group (DSMIG), a network of doctors whose aim is to ensure equitable provision of medical care for all people with Down's syndrome in the UK and Republic of Ireland. Comments: 0; Added: 04-10-2007)
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Bobath Centre
The Bobath approach to the management of children with cerebral palsy was pioneered and developed by Dr Karel and Mrs Berta Bobath. Begun in the 1940's the Bobath Concept is now well known and accepted in many countries as one of the leading approaches. Comments: 0; Added: 02-10-2007)
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Disability Snowsport UK
At the heart of our plans is our desire to increase the opportunities, fitness, mobility, freedom, social interaction, independence and skill of people with disabilities, and to identify and nurture the abilities of young potential athletes. Comments: 0; Added: 23-03-2008)
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Place 2 Be
The Place2Be was established in 1994 in response to increasing concern about the extent and depth of emotional and behavioural difficulties displayed in classrooms and playgrounds. Comments: 0; Added: 24-03-2008)
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Action for Blind People (ABP)
A national visual impairment charity which provides practical support and advice on employment,legal and housing issues for blind and partially sighted people. We also offer holidays breaks and children's sports clubs for visually impaired people. We introduce over 22,000 people with sight loss to our service each year. Comments: 0; Added: 08-10-2007)
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Door to Door: a travel guide for disabled people
Door to Door brings together in one website all the information that disabled people need to make informed decisions and choices. However, if you want to find out more detailed information about specific issues, the website also features direct links to the websites of other organisations. Comments: 0; Added: 09-10-2007)
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Acess Auditing
Access All Areas can assist you with your access and DDA compliant needs. We work one to one with our clients to achieve the best and most cost effective result in meeting your disability needs. Saving you money by implementing reasonable adjustments is our priority along with achieving safe access and egress. Comments: 0; Added: 23-03-2008)
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Disabled Parents Network (DPN)
DPN is a national organisation providing information, advice, peer support to disabled parents, their families and supporters through our Helpline. In addition we campaign on a local and national level to improve services for disabled parents. We also provide training and workshop facilitation to social and health professionals. Comments: 0; Added: 03-10-2007)
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Cancer Research UK (CRUK)
CRUK, the UK's leading cancer charity. This site has a wealth of information about the charity and about cancer. CRUK is an independent organisation dedicated to cancer research. We support research into all aspects of cancer through the work of more than 4,250 scientists, doctors and nurses. Comments: 0; Added: 07-10-2007)
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Phab
To promote and encourage people with and without physical disabilities to come together on equal terms, to achieve complete inclusion within the wider community and to make more of life together Comments: 0; Added: 24-03-2008)
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Shaw Trust
Shaw Trust is a national charity that provides training and work opportunities for people who are disadvantaged in the workplace due to disability, ill health or other social circumstances. Comments: 0; Added: 02-10-2007)
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Children's Legal Centre (CLC)
CLC is a unique, independent national charity concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people. The CLC has many years of experience in providing legal advice and representation to children, their carers and professionals throughout the UK. It opened in 1981, as the major UK project for the International Year of the Child, and is staffed by lawyers and professionals with experience in child law. The Centre is funded by grants from Central Government and by charitable trusts. Comments: 0; Added: 08-10-2007)
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