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Vitalise Vitalise is a charity providing short breaks, respite care and other essential services for disabled people, visually impaired people, and carers. We also offer inspirational opportunities for volunteers. We aim to provide an alternative to traditional residential respite care by offering breaks in a holiday environment. http://www.vitalise.org.uk/ - Details |
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Mental Health Foundation (MHF)
Founded in 1949, the MHF is a leading UK charity that provides information, carries out research, campaigns and works to improve services for anyone affected by mental health problems, whatever their age and wherever they live. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Department for Children, Schools and Families
DCSF leads work across Government to ensure that all children and young people. Stay healthy and safe. Secure an excellent education and the highest possible standards of achievement.Enjoy their childhood. Make a positive contribution to society and the economy and have lives full of opportunity, free from the effects of poverty Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Association of Wheelchair Children (AWC)
AWC is a specialist charity that run expert wheelchair training courses for children and their families across the whole of the UK and Ireland. Our highly skilled mobility trainers will strive to make sure that every child they see learn the skills needed, and have the opportunities to reach their full potential, with the goal that by the time they become young adults they can be fully independent wheelchair users. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Limbless Association (LA)
LA provides information, advice and support for people of all ages who are without one or more limbs. It has a nationwide network of volunteer visitors (within the UK) who are all amputees themselves, offering support and encouragement to prospective amputees, carers and those already trying to come to terms with limb loss or deficiency. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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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: 01-01-1970)
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United Cerebral Palsy
UCP is the world's premier gateway to disability resources on the Internet and is a network for people with disabilities, with information on advocacy and services for people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities and their families. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Disability Recreation Unity Movement (DRUM)
DRUM (Disability Recreation Unity Movement) is a small registered charity based in Watford, providing day services, activities and support to over 60 adults with physical and/or sensory disabilities and their carers. DRUM was started in October 1994 by a small group of disabled volunteers and continues to grow from strength to strength. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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AS- Assist
Ankylosing spondylitis Self Help Forum Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Aspire
Our services cover a diverse range of areas, all of which we know are in demand by many of the 40,000 people living with spinal cord injury in the UK. Sometimes we are called upon to provide a practical solution; a grant for a wheelchair that will give the user independent mobility for the first time since their injury or supported housing that will allow the tenant to move out of a care home, for example. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Afasic
Afasic is the UK charity which supports children and young people with speech, language and communication impairments and their parents and carers. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group (RCDSG)
(RCDSG) for families affected by any rare chromosome disorder such as deletions, duplications, translocations, trisomy, monosomy, rings, mosaic, inversion, isodicentric, microdeletions, tetrasomy, monosomy, congenital, inherited Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Down's Syndrome Association (DSA)
We are the only organisation in this country focusing solely on all aspects of living successfully with Down’s syndrome. Since 1970, we have grown from being a local parent support group to a national charity with over 20,000 members, a national office in Teddington Middlesex, offices in Northern Ireland and Wales and a regional development team. Despite this, the organisation is run by a total staff of only 38 (many of them part time), and a network of around 100 regional volunteer-led support groups. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Lead Scotland :: Linking Education and Disability
Lead Scotland, Linking Education and Disability, is a voluntary organisation set up to support disabled young people and adults and carers to access post-school education. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Ataxia-Telangiectasia Society
The A-T Society is a self-help group of families who have children with A-T. The objective of the A-T Society is to alliviate the distress and suffering that A-T causes. The A-T Society is a self-help group of families who have children with A-T. The objective of the A-T Society is to alleviate the distress and suffering that AT causes. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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Scottish Consortium for Learning Disability
Our mission is to work in partnership with people with learning disabilities of all ages and family carers to challenge discrimination and to develop and share good practice. Our goal is an inclusive Scotland where everyone is valued and respected for who they are and what they contribute as equal citizens. Comments: 0; Added: 01-01-1970)
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