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Suffolk County Council
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Tel: 0808 800 4005
Customer First, First Floor, Beacon House
Landmark Business Park
White House Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 5PB
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Adults, children, young people, older people and those who care for them
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Ipswich Deaf Children's Society
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Suffolk House
2 Wharfedale Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 4JP
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Our mission is to provide the appropriate support, advice, assistance and experiences to those children and young people who have hearing loss. We want to help them lead a full and fun life, showing them that there’s nothing holding them back from living their best life!
Bringing children, youn...
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British Red Cross Ipswich Medical Loans Centre
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Tel: 01473 219261
15 Chevallier Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 2PF
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To provide the public with a short-term loan service, particularly in an emergency, of items such as wheelchairs, walking frames, commodes, back rests, bed cradles, bath seats and toilet raisers, which are essential items for people coping at home with disability or sickness.
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ISCRE and Suffolk Law Centre
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Tel: 01473 408111
Ipswich and Suffolk Council for Racial Equality (ISCRE) / Suffolk Law Centre
46A St Matthews Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 3EP
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Ipswich and Suffolk Council for Racial Equality (ISCRE):
We work to influence change, to elevate the voices of underrepresented and underinvested communities and to challenge racism and prejudice. We act as a critical friend to public bodies and mainstream service provision whilst campaigning on...
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Anxiety/Ocd Support Group - Ipswich
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Tel: 07922 973916
c/o The Friends Society of Quakers
39 Fonnereau Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 3JH
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This group is open to people with OCD, BDD, and other associated anxiety disorders. It is also open to carers and family members if you would like to bring someone along with you.
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People with OCD, BDD, and other associated anxiety disorders. It is also open to carers and family members.
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Ipswich Disabled Advice Bureau
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Tel: 01473 217313
19 Tower Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 3BE
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Ipswich Disabled Advice Bureau provides free and confidential advice, information and advocacy to disabled people and their families.
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Disabled people, their families and carers
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Suffolk Sight
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Tel: 01473 611011
19 Tower Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 3BE
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Suffolk Sight was formed by the merger of The East Suffolk Association for the Blind and West Suffolk Sight. Suffolk Sight CIO.
Registered Charity Number 1183608
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Any visually impaired people, and their families and carers.
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Suffolk Home Library Service (Hls)
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Tel: This service is offered direct from your local library. Please contact your nearest library to find out about the Home Library Service in your area.
IP1 3DE
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The Home Library Service (HLS) takes books and other items to older and disabled people in their own homes, including those who live in sheltered accommodation and residential nursing homes. Local volunteers work with the support of library staff to deliver the service.
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Older and disabled people who are unable to use the library
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Tel: 01473 563900
c/o Toppesfield Mill House
Tinkers Lane
Hadleigh
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP7 5NG
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Inside Out Community is a thriving community of artists, volunteers and members who use art and creativity as a way of maintaining their mental health and emotional wellbeing. We run a range of well-being artistic workshops for people with emotional and mental health needs. The programme involves...
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Anyone who is suffering from a period of pyshcological distress or who has an interest in wellbeing through the arts
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Papworth Trust Centre Suffolk
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Tel: 01480 357200
Papworth Trust Centre
Suffolk 40-42
Museum Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 1JQ
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Papworth Trust is a charity and registered social landlord working with people with disabilities across the East of England. Papworth Trust provides a range of services for disabled people to ensure they have more equality, choice and independence in their lives. In using the term "disabled" we m...
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