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Seaham Physically Disabled Club

Tel: 0191 581 5040

SR7 7SA

9.8 miles away

Providing social opportunities for people with physical disabilities through a day club. Various activities are arranged, including lunches, trips and holidays.
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Blind Life In Durham (Blind)

Tel: 01388 763501

8 Brookside Avenue
Crook
County Durham
DL15 8LB

10.0 miles away

Blind Life in Durham (B.L.I.N.D.) is a young organisation established in 2004, managed by a committee of visually impaired volunteers, to help and support the blind and partially sighted community in County Durham.
Visually impaired people and carers
Headway Wearside

Tel: 0191 522 7113

St. Mary and St. Peters Community Project
Springwell Road
Sunderland
Tyne and Wear
SR3 4DY

11.4 miles away

Headway Wearside aims to provide information, support and social activities for brain injury survivors, their families and carers in the Sunderland area. Working with the local community, relevant professionals and organisations to promote the understanding of Acquired Brain Injury.
Brain injury survivors, carers, family and friends.
Daisy Chain

Tel: 01642 531248

Calf Fallow Farm
Calf Fallow Lane
Stockton-on-Tees
County Durham
TS20 1PF

11.5 miles away

Daisy Chain is a unique charity established to address the needs of children, young people and adults affected by autism and their families. We do this through providing a range of services and activities from our 5.5-acre farm and £1million pound day centre based in Stockton-on-Tees and from our...
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Sunderland City Council - services for adults

Tel: 0191 520 4845

Sunderland City Council
Leechmere Centre
Leechmere Industrial Estate
Sunderland
Tyne and Wear
SR2 9TS

11.5 miles away

Provide social care services for adults
Adults and those that care for them
Sunderland Parent Carer Forum

Tel: 0739 3129 858

NE38 7QW

11.7 miles away

We are parents and carers working together to create change, so all our children and young people can learn, make friends, have a voice and be part of everyday community and school life. We support families with children and young people who have disabilities, special education needs and/or addi...
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Parent/carers and service providers. We are an inclusive group, where everyone is welcome.
Hartlepool Special Needs Support Group

Tel: 01429 863766

Resource Centre
109 Park Road
Hartlepool
Teesside
TS26 9HR

11.8 miles away

Aims alleviate the needs and advance education of children/young people with various profound physical and learning disabilities with varying complex needs, including life limiting conditions.
Children and young people with profound disabilities, their carers and families.
Sunderland Breast Care Support Group

Tel: 0191 567 8203

SR2 9NA

11.8 miles away

The group meets in the refectory of Sunderland Royal Hospital to encourage members who have breast care problems to share their experiences with others in the same or similar circumstances. Very informal talks by professionals and others.
People who have breast care problems and others in the same or similar circumstances.
Hartlepool Carers

Tel: 01429 283095

19a Lowthian Road
Hartlepool
Teesside
TS24 8BH

11.9 miles away

Hartlepool Carers was formed in 1994 by a group of local carers who, because of their personal experiences, knew of the limited support that was available to them. As a result of their active campaigning and work with Hartlepool Voluntary Development Agency, three years Joint Finance funding was...
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Unpaid Carers and their families
Epilepsy Outlook Hartlepool

Tel: 01429 297007

199 York Road
Hartlepool
Teesside
TS26 9EE

12.0 miles away

Established in 1987, the main aim of Epilepsy Outlook is to provide advice, information and support to those with epilepsy, their families and carers.
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