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Rethink Gloucestershire Self Harm Helpline
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Tel: 0808 801 0606 or text 07537 410022
GL1 3ND
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A free telephone, text and webchat support service for anyone affected by self harm, including carers, family, friends and professionals.
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Carers, professionals, people who self harm
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Parkinson'S Uk Malmesbury Branch
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Tel: 01793 852620 or 0344 225 3694
Town Hall
Cross Hayes
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
SN16 9BZ
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Offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers.
Also organise regular events and social activities - join and meet other people affected by Parkinson's in your area.
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People with Parkinson's, their families and carers.
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Tel: 01451 821523
The Lounge, Market Close
Station Road
Bourton-on-the-Water
Gloucestershire
GL54 2AZ
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Provides a varied programme of social activities, talks etc for carers Gloucestershire. Enabling them to have some respite from their caring tasks
Socialising, Care, Information & options appraisal, Activities, Information, Support for carers.
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Gloucestershire Chinese Women'S Guild
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Tel: 01452 382886
Voluntary Agencies Unit
1st Floor
75-81 Eastgate Street
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 1PN
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The Gloucestershire Chinese Women's Guild offers support and advice to chinese women and their families and through its Interpretation service, acts as a bridge to Local Authorities for those for whom English is not their first langauge .
Languages : Cantonese, Hakka, Mandarin and English.
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The Chinese community throughout Gloucestershire. All age groups.
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Gloucester Law Centre
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Tel: 01452 423492
Motorway House
Station Road
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 1DW
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We are currently only advising on certain housing matters for tenants, we provide advice on benefit appeals for Gloucestershire residents
We no longer have employment, family or immigration and asylum caseworker.
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Gloucestershire Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre
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Tel: 01452 419246
GMSITC
71-75 Frampton Road
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 5QB
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The Gloucestershire Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre was set up in 1985, by a group of local people with MS who wanted to get together, to improve the therapy options available in their area. Since then, the Centre has flourished. Run largely by volunteers with or without MS, it has developed to...
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The Centre is open to anyone with MS, their friends and families (and to those with other neurological illnesses)
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Gloucester Speakability
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Tel: 01452 725 202
GL52 8RP
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Aphasia Self Help Group in Gloucester is a self help group for people suffering with Aphasia.
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People affected by aphasia, a disability that affects communication. Some people may experience partial or total loss of speech, others may be unable to read, write or understand numbers.
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Independence Trust
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Tel: 0345 863 8323
GL1 2NE
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Independence Trust is a Gloucestershire Charity. We support individuals, families, and communities with concerns about mental health, alcohol or drugs. We help people to build self esteem and confidence, so that they can take more control of their lives, become more independent and realise their ...
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Service uses, carers, relatives, friends, members of the general public.
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Learning Disability Partnership Board Gloucestershire
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Tel: 01452 32 8368
Disability Commissioning, 2nd Floor, Bridge
Shire Hall
Westgate Street
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 2TG
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A local organisation which brings together people with learning disabilities, relatives and carers, public, voluntary and independent agencies in Gloucestershire. It helps them to plan better services for people with learning disabilities and helps them get better access to the chances and servic...
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Family Link
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Tel: 01452 426860
Shire Hall
Westgate Street
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 2TG
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Family Link provides family based short breaks for children and young people with disabilities, aged 0-18 the children placed are generally aged between 4 and 18 years old. Carers are assessed and approved in a similar way to foster carers and have a young person to their house for anything from ...
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Young people with a disability who have been assessed as needing the service
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