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Address & contact details	Information supplied by	Target group
Action For ME ME information and support
Tel: 0117 927 9551 42 Temple Street Keynsham Bristol BS31 1EH 9.3 miles away	Action for M.E. is the UK's leading charity dedicated to improving the lives of people with M.E. We've been at the forefront of the campaign for more research, better treatments and services since 1987, and we provide information and support to people affected by M.E. Our mission is empowering pe... Continue reading overview	People affected by M.E. of all ages, including parents, carers and family members
Versus Arthritis Chippenham Branch
Tel: 0300 7900 400 St. Paul's Church Hall Malmesbury Road Chippenham Wiltshire SN15 1PW 11.3 miles away	The leading UK charity with a mission to support all people with arthritis.	All people with arthritis, their families, friends and carers.
The Independent Living Centre
Tel: 01380 871007 Independent Living Centre St George's Road Semington Wiltshire BA14 6JQ 15.3 miles away	Offering free and impartial advice to older people and people of any age with disabilities, helping find practical solutions for easier living. We offer appointments with an Occupational Therapist at our large assessment centre, and can also provide advice and information to family members, carer... Continue reading overview	Anyone with a medical condition or disability, their family members, carers, or professionals
Versus Arthritis Wells
Tel: 0300 7900 400 Wells Town Hall Market Place Wells Somerset BA5 2RB 24.7 miles away	The leading UK charity with a mission to support all people with arthritis.	n/a Data not available
Swindon Me Support Group
Tel: 01793 344700 SN25 3PH 24.8 miles away	Our Aims: •To encourage and support sufferers and carers in a positive way, through meeting regularly. •To share information and ways of coping with the illness. •To raise public awareness of M.E/CFS and its effects.	Sufferers, carers, general public