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Actors' Benevolent Fund
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Tel: 020 7836 6378
6 Adam Street
London
Greater London
WC2N 6AD
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Actors' Benevolent Fund exists to help members of the theatrical profession who are in need because of accident, illness or old age.
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Actors who are in need because of accident, illness or old age.
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Contact The Elderly Head Office
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Tel: 020 7240 0630
WC2E 8QG
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Contact the Elderly is a national charity and organises monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for people over 75 who live alone with little or no support from family and friends.
These Sunday afternoon tea parties are a lifeline of friendship bringing older people and volunteers together for an a...
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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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The Haemophilia Society
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Tel: 0207 9390780
52B Borough High Street
London
Greater London
SE1 1XN
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The Haemophilia Society (THS) is the only UK-wide charity and free membership organisation for everyone affected by a bleeding disorder. We offer free member events, a local group network and online communities to share advice and experiences, as well as the latest news and?access to specialist r...
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People with a bleeding disorder and their families and carers.
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The Afiya Trust
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C/O The Mental Health Foundation
Colechurch House
1 London Bridge Walk
London
Greater London
SE1 2SX
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The Afiya Trust provides information for carers of people with cancer in audio format. The tapes are produced in Bengali, Cantonese, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu and are free for carers.
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SSAFA the Armed Forces charity
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Tel: Helpline: 0800 260 6767
4 St Dunstan's Hill
London
Greater London
EC3R 8AD
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SSAFA Forces Help support anyone who has completed one day's paid service in the forces, their partners and dependants.
It provides financial assistance, welfare rights, help with housing, disability equipment and modifications, advice, friendship visits and practical support.
We are also able ...
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Anyone who has completed one day's paid service in the forces, their partners and dependants
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Family Action Head Office
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Tel: 020 7254 6251
34 Wharf Road
London
Greater London
N1 7GR
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A young carer is someone who is likely to be regularly doing some or all of the following: cleaning, shopping, cooking, checking medication, helping with personal care, interpreting and paying bills.
Without support, young carers’ educational achievement and development can be significantly affe...
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Livability
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Tel: 020 7452 2000
EC2A 4XQ
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With the emphasis on choice, independence and control, Livability offers residential care services, supported living, lifestyle choices projects and accessible holiday accommodation, plus a school and further education colleges. They work with thousands of disabled people and their families each ...
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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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