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SPDNS Nurse Care CIC (trading as SPDNS Homecare)
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Tel: 01702 431300
SPDNS House
449 London Road
Westcliff-on-Sea
Essex
SS0 9LG
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SPDNS provides personal care to adults in their own homes. These services may be funded via social services or health, or individuals may choose to pay for their own care, this could be by accessing Direct Payments from the local authority.
SPDNS also provides Hospice at Home in partnership wit...
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We provide care to adults living in their own homes.
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Action On Pain
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Tel: 0845 603 1593
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PO Box 134
Shipham
Norfolk
IP25 7XA
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Action on Pain (AOP) is run entirely by volunteers who either have chronic pain or are affected by it. PainLine, their telephone helpline, has developed a reputation of giving advice that is straight and down-to-earth as well as being realistic. AOP promotes the positive side of living with chro...
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Anyone that has chronic pain or are affected by it
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Versus Arthritis Bexley
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Tel: 0300 7900 400
United Reform Church Hall
Kelvin Road
Welling
Bexleyheath
Kent
DA16 2EH
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The leading UK charity with a mission to support all people with arthritis.
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People with arthritis and their families.
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North London Me Network
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Tel: 020 8809 4513
22-24 St Kilda's Rd
London
Greater London
N16 5BZ
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The North London M.E. Network is a friendly support group for anyone affected by M.E (myalgic encephalomyelitis), C.F.S. (chronic fatigue syndrome) or P.V.F.S (post viral fatigue syndrome).
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Black Women'S Health And Family Support (Bwhafs)
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Tel: 020 8980 3503
1st Floor
82 Russia Lane
Bethnal Green
London
Greater London
E2 9LU
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Black Women's Health and Family Support (BWHAFS) provides support, advice and information whilst promoting the physical and mental health of women and their families.
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Black people in London, particularly the Somali community
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Hoxton Health - Holistic Care For Older People
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Tel: 020 7739 2533
St Leonard's Hospital
Nuttall Street
London
Greater London
N1 5LZ
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Hoxton Health Group was established as a charity over 20 years ago by local people in Hackney who wanted access to affordable complementary therapies for older people.
Today Hoxton Health's charitable purposes are little changed:
- to offer low-cost therapies such as massage, acupuncture, cranio...
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Remap Barnet
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Barnet REMAP is the North London branch of REMAP, which designs, adapts and makes aids and equipment that are not commercially available for people with any type of disability, free of charge.
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Medical experts, carers, people with disabilities.
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Federation Of Refugees From Vietnam In Lewisham (Forvil)
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Tel: 020 8694 0952
Evelyn Community Centre
Wotton Road
Deptford
London
Greater London
SE8 5TQ
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Set up in 1992, FORVIL has had a number of projects. They are Vietnamese Carers Support Project, Vietnamese Health Project, Information and Communication Project, and Vietnamese Elders Support Project. Each project has some scheme, such as Luncheon Club, Visiting and Befriending, etc. With th...
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Carers, Elders, and People with health problems. They must be living in the London Borough of Lewisham or on its borders.
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Versus Arthritis Deal
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Tel: 0300 7900 400
Deal Centre
Park Street
Deal
Kent
CT14 6AG
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The leading UK charity with a mission to support all people with arthritis.
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Remap Brighton And District Panel
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Tel: Central Office : 01732 760209
Brighton & District: 07827 709035 or 07741 722310
Remap National Office
D9 Chaucer Business Park
Kemsing
Sevenoaks
Kent
TN15 6YU
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Remap is a registered charity run by volunteers who design and build equipment to help people with disabilities live more independent lives and/or achieve better quality of lifestyle. Equipment provided are bespoke solutions to support the specific needs of the individual, and not available comme...
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Disabled, Carers, Occupational Therapists, General Public
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