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Diabetes Uk Eastern

Tel: 01376 501 390

Ground Floor
8 Atlantic Square
Station Road
Witham
Essex
CM8 2TL

70.0 miles away

Diabetes UK is the charity for people with diabetes, their family, friends and carers. Our mission is to improve the lives of people with the condition and work towards a future without diabetes. We are one of the largest patient organisations in Europe. We stand up for the interests of people w...
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We welcome everyone affected by diabetes, whether newly diagnosed or longer term, along with family, carers, friends etc.
Luton Law Centre

Tel: 01582 481000

Cresta House
6th Floor
Alma Street
Luton
Bedfordshire
LU1 2PL

75.8 miles away

We have expert solicitors and caseworkers who provide full legal advice and casework services in these areas of law, including representation at Court and Tribunals. We also provide a specialist housing adviser at the County Court to help people facing possession proceedings. We are part of Lut...
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General Public.
Friends Of Bright Eyes (Fobe)

Tel: 01582 966065

Office F1
Maxet House
Liverpool Road
Luton
Bedfordshire
LU1 1RS

75.9 miles away

Friends of Bright Eyes (FOBE) is a registered charity which provides support for children with special needs and disabilities, their families and carers. Our aim is to provide an environment where young people with disabilities can enjoy themselves in a manner pleasing to them. We aspire to help...
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Carers, children/young adults with a special need/ disability.
Community Voluntary Services Tendring

Tel: 01255 425692

Imperial House
20-22 Rosemary Road
Clacton-on-Sea
Essex
CO15 1NZ

78.8 miles away

Community Voluntary Services Tendring is run by the local community to support, promote and develop voluntary and community action. We do this in a range of ways including holding network breakfasts, coffee drop-ins to help build community cohesion, hosting the Annual Voluntary Sector Conference ...
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General public, voluntary organisations, statutory organisations
New Forest Disability Information Service

Tel: 01425 628750

6 Osborne Road
New Milton
Hampshire
BH25 6AD

79.0 miles away

New Forest Disability Information Service provides free, impartial, confidential information and advice to those of any age affected by disability.
General public
Diabetes UK Milton Keynes

Centrecom Meeting Place
602 N Row
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
MK9 3BJ

91.9 miles away

The group is run by a committee of volunteers, the majority of whom are living with diabetes themselves. So, while we are unable to offer any medical advice, we are able to understand your condition, provide support and share experiences of living with diabetes, which often is usually beneficial.
Meetings are free to attend and are open to all.
Diabetes Uk Huntingdonshire

Tel: 01480 350 868

19A Trafalgar Road
Eaton Ford
St Neots
Cambridgeshire
PE19 7NA

97.5 miles away

The Huntingdonshire Voluntary Group held its first meeting in January 2001 and has been active ever since. We currently have nearly 190 names on our membership list and we generally have between 25 and 35 members attending our Monthly Meetings, occasionally more. These informal meetings are for...
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People with diabetes, carers, family, friends or anyone who simply wants to know more about diabetes.
Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust

Tel: 01604 622837

210 Abington Avenue
Northampton
Northamptonshire
NN1 4PR

107 miles away

The Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust (IDDT) offers FREE support and information to people with diabetes, their families and health professionals on the issues that are important to them. Our Helpline offers a friendly understanding ear when the going gets tough. Diabetes can cause serious long-...
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People with diabetes, parents, carers, teachers, health professionals and the general public