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DiAS (Devon Information Advice and Support)
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Tel: 01392 383080
Great Moor House
Bittern Road
Sowton
Exeter
Devon
EX2 7NL
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DIAS is a free impartial and confidential service for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), aged up to 25, and their parents or carers. The service gives information, advice and support around SEND issues at every stage of a child’s education, including...
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Parents and carers who have a child with special educational needs; children and young people with SEND
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Tel: 01392 360645
The Clare Milne Centre
Emperor Way
Exeter Business Park
Exeter
Devon
EX1 3QS
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CEDA (Community Equality Disability Action) is a Devon based organisation working with disabled people aged 5 - 70+. CEDA's activity hub provides a range of opportunities including learning and social sessions within the Clare Milne Centre, person centred planning, advice and guidance, enabling,...
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Disabled people and their carers.
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South West Adult Placement Scheme (Swaps)
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Tel: 01626 360170
Suite 3 Zealley House
Greenhill Way
Kingsteignton
Devon
TQ12 3SB
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SWAPS can support and enable people with disabilities across the South West to live their life to the full and realise their potential by living in a family based setting.
SWAPS offers a wide range of Shared Lives services which are delivered by caring and skilled people in their local commun...
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People with a learning disability, people with mental health needs, older people, people with dementia, parents with a learning disability, carers of all the above groups.
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Courtenay Centre Lunch Club Newton Abbott
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Tel: 01626 365877
TQ12 2QA
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Lunch Club meals freshly cooked on premises. Social activities on Wednesday afternoons.
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Members must be aged 55 or over
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Tel: 01626 335775
Multi Storey Car Park
Sherborne Road
Newton Abbot
Devon
TQ12 2QY
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Newton Abbot Community Transport Association provides many essential specialist transport services for Devon residents to enable them to live independently and join in with the local community -Shopmobility wheelchairs, scooters and walkers; Ring and Ride door to door minibuses; Community Transpo...
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Anyone with a mobility difficulty
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Assist Teignbridge
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Tel: 01626 889288
The Manor House
Old Town Street
Dawlish
Devon
EX7 9AW
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Assist Teignbridge provide a range of services to support carers and older people to live independently at home. These services include a sitting service, nail trimming service, home help, enabling and the completion Attendance Allowance and Carers Allowance forms.
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Devon Racqueteers Wheelchair Badminton Club
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Tel: 01392 466711
Broadclyst Sports Centre
Station Road
Broadclyst
Exeter
Devon
EX5 3AL
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Come along and have a go at wheelchair badminton. This club is open to anyone interested in playing in, or people in wheelchairs. No experience or equipment necessary. All sessions will be led by qualified coaches.
The club has beginners right through to world class level competitors.
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Anyone intrested in Wheelchair badminton
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Clyst Caring Friends
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Tel: 01392 464940
Clyst Caring Friends
The Clyst Centre
Hellings Gardens
Broadclyst
Devon
EX5 3EJ
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The objects of the Friends shall be the relief of those who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm, elderly or otherwise amongst persons residing or temporarily residing in the area covered by the Pinhoe and Broadclyst Surgeries.
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Anyone who qualifies for a referral
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Wessex Children'S Heart Circle
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Founded in 1988 by parents of children with heart disorders, the Wessex Children's Heart Circle is run entirely by voluntary help and donations. The Wessex Children's Heart Circle aims to support children with heart disorders and their families whilst they undergo the traumas of discovery of a he...
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Carers or extended family, teenage and adult patients
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Socops
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Tel: 07990 962713
EX8 2BS
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Socops - social opportunities for children 8-16 years of age with high functioning autistic spectrum disorders (autism/aspergers), who are currently accessing national curriculum level education, and their families.
SOCOPS was started in 2005 by a group of parents, all with children on the Auti...
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