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Sue Ryder
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Tel: 020 7554 5900
Sue Ryder London Administration Office
Lower Ground Floor
183 Eversholt Street
London
Greater London
NW1 1BU
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Sue Ryder is a national charity providing palliative, bereavement and neurological support.
We support people through the most difficult times of their lives. Whether that's a terminal illness, the loss of a loved one or a neurological condition - we're there when it matters.
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RNIB (Royal National Institute Of Blind People)
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Tel: 0303 123 9999
The Grimaldi Building
154a Pentonville Road
London
Greater London
N1 9JE
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If you need someone who understands sight loss, RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) is here for you.
Everyone who is blind or partially sighted has their own unique experience, so we don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. We offer a range of products and services to help you to ma...
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Anyone affected by sight loss can contact us for help
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Sense
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Tel: 0300 330 9250
101 Pentonville Road
London
Greater London
N1 9LG
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For everyone living with complex disabilities. For everyone who is deafblind. Sense is here to help people communicate and experience the world. We believe that no one, no matter how complex their disabilities, should be isolated, left out, or unable to fulfil their potential.
For over 60 years,...
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Deafblind people, their families, carers, friends and professionals. Also single sensory impaired people with additional disabilities.
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Ataxia UK
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Tel: 0207 582 1444
12 Broadbent Close
London
Greater London
N6 5JW
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Ataxia UK funds research into finding treatments and a cure for ataxia, and they support people through a range of services. Support is also available for their families and carers.
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Individuals affected by ataxia, their friends, family or carers.
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Cancer Research Uk
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Tel: 0808 800 4040
EC1V 4AD
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CancerHelp UK is the patient information website of Cancer Research UK. We believe that information about cancer should be freely available to anyone affected by cancer, and written in a way that people can easily understand.
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Anyone wanting to find out anything about cancer
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The National Autistic Society
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Tel: 0207 833 2299
393 City Road
London
Greater London
EC1V 1NG
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National Autistic Society offers information for people with Autism, including Asperger's Syndrome, aged 18 years and over. Call the national helpline to find out about local groups.
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People with autism spectrum disorders, their families, professionals, researchers and students.
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British Deaf Association (Head Office)
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Tel: 020 7697 4140
St John Deaf Community Centre
258 Green Lanes
London
Greater London
N4 2HE
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The British Deaf Association is the largest deaf organisation in the UK that is run by deaf people. We represent the sign language community, which is united by shared experiences, history and, most importantly, by British Sign Language (BSL).
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We work with local Deaf communities.
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Information Advice and Support Services Network
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We are a national network supporting local SENDIAS services
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Children and young people with special educational needs and/ or disabilities who are 0-25 and their parents
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Childhood Bereavement Network
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Tel: 020 7843 6309
EC1V 7QE
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The Childhood Bereavement Network (CBN) is the hub for those working with bereaved children, young people and their families across the UK. We underpin our members' work with essential support and representation: bringing them together across localities, disciplines and sectors to improve bereave...
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Anyone concerned about a child or young person who has been bereaved.
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Tel: 020 7388 8883
9 Tavistock Place
London
Greater London
WC1H 9SN
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Camden Chinese Community Centre provides a variety of care, advice and support services to the Chinese community in Camden and surrounding London boroughs. The services provided include support for the elderly and vulnerable and an advisory and interpreting service to access welfare services. In ...
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