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Sportability
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Tel: 07305 047 533
Laynes House
526 - 528 Watford Way
London
Greater London
NW7 4RS
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Sportability, is a registered charity, providing sport and challenging pursuits for people with paralysis around the UK.
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Grief Encounter
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Tel: Office: 020 8371 8455
helpline: 0808 802 0111
33-35 Daws Lane
Mill Hill
London
Greater London
NW7 4ST
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When a child’s parent or significant loved one dies, their lives change forever. As well as the sadness they feel, they are often left confused and full of fear and anxiety. Grief Encounter helps families address difficult issues such as death and we help make sense of the hurt and confusion. Ab...
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Culture Dementia UK
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Tel: 0800 014 8682
The Grange
Neasden Lane
Neasden
London
Greater London
NW10 1QB
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Culture Dementia UK was founded in February 1998. Culture Dementia UK was previously known as Friends of African/Caribbean Carers and Sufferers of Dementia (FACCSD)
We became a National charity in the same year. We were set up to support carers and sufferers of dementia among the African...
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Carers and sufferers of dementia among the African/Caribbean community.
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Heart Uk
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Tel: 0345 450 5988
7 North Road
Maidenhead
Berkshire
SL6 1PE
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At HEART UK we're passionate about preventing premature deaths caused by high cholesterol and cardiovascular disease. We provide information, advice and support, a telephone helpline, website and membership scheme.
We're also committed to raising awareness about the risks of high cholesterol, l...
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Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum (Pxe) Support - Pixie
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Tel: 01628 476687
15 Mead Close
Marlow
Buckinghamshire
SL7 1HR
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The Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum (PXE) Support Group (PiXiE) is a non-profit making charitable trust, founded in 1984 by Elspeth Lax and run by one part time employee and by unpaid volunteers.
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Carers, medical profession, general public etc
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Coeliac Uk
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Tel: 0333 332 2033
3rd Floor
Apollo Centre
Desborough Road
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire
HP11 2QW
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For over 50 years Coeliac UK been helping people with coeliac disease and other gluten related conditions live happier, healthier lives. They do this by striving for better gluten free food in more places, providing independent, trustworthy advice and support to their community, and funding cruci...
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Those diagnosed with coeliac disease, seeking a diagnosis, supporting a friend or relative or those trying to find out more about the gluten free diet, coeliac disease or dermatitis herpetiformis.
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Sickle Cell Society
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Tel: 020 8961 7795
54 Station Road
London
Greater London
NW10 4UA
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The Society provides support, care and advice to those in the community affected by Sickle Cell.
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Individuals with Sickle Cell Disorder, their families and carers and any professionals involved in their case
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Camp Simcha
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Tel: 020 8202 9297
NW4 2TH
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Camp Simcha exists to make a difference to seriously ill children throughout the UK. We provide a range of practical, therapeutic and emotional support services for the whole family. For children with over 50 different chronic, life-threatening or life-limiting medical conditions including geneti...
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Children suffering from Cancer or other life threatening illnesses and their families
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Xeroderma Pigmentosum Support Group
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Tel: 01494 890981
Instron House
Coronation Road
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire
HP12 3SY
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Xeroderma Pigmentosum Support Group is a UK charitable trust founded in 1999 by parents of a child with Xeroderma Pigmentosum. It aims to relieve the needs of persons with Xeroderma Pigmentosum and other related conditions and their families.
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Everyone who has contact with someone with Xeroderma Pigmentosun and other light and UV sensitive conditions
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Organic Acidaemias Uk (Oauk)
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Tel: 01784 245989
5 Saxon Road
Ashford
Middlesex
TW15 1QL
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Organic Acidaemias UK (OAUK) provides telephone or e-mail support to parents of children with a variety of inherited metabolic disorders of protein. Many of these conditrions are rare, but carry the same concerns for the future well being of the children.
Examples of disorders are Methylmalonic...
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