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Leicestershire County Council – services for adults

Tel: 01858 465331

Brooklands
34 Northampton Road
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9HE

15.5 miles away

Provide social care services for adults
Adults and those that care for them
Leicestershire County Council – Services for Children

Tel: 01858 465331

Brooklands
34 Northampton Road
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9HE

15.5 miles away

Provide social care services for children and young people
Children, young people and those that care for them
Being the Boss

Llamedos
60 East St
Mkt Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9AE

15.5 miles away

This website has been created to address the lack of peer support available to disabled people who employ our own Personal Assistants (PAs). We aim to do this by sharing information based on the experiences of disabled people who employ our own PAs, and by providing a safe forum to discuss/share ...
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The website is for disabled people who employ PAs
Torch

Tel: 01858 438260

Torch House
Torch Way
Northampton Road
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9HL

16.1 miles away

Torch can provide Christian resources and support for blind and partially sighted people worldwide.
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Voluntary Action South Leicestershire

Tel: 01858 468543

VASL - Support For Carers
Torch House
Torch Way
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9HL

16.1 miles away

- Our service covers the County of Leics - We have a dedicated telephone advice line on 01858 468543, open Monday to - Friday 9am to 5pm so you can talk in confidence to fully experienced professionals about any aspect of being a carer. - We have carers groups in each district of the county ...
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Adhar Project Leicester

Tel: 0116 220 0070

79 St Peters Road
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE2 1DH

16.1 miles away

The Adhar Project was set up in 1989 and is a registered charity. "Adhar" originates from the Indian language and means "support". Trustees manage the project and the management committee is made up of professionals from a range of background and diversity, who work within social care/health and ...
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Asian adults suffering from mental health problems, carers, young carers.
People'S Forum

Tel: 0116 262 7952

Unit 26
Vulcan House
Vulcan Road
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE5 3EF

16.1 miles away

The People’s Forum is an independent organisation which exists to give mental health service users a voice in mental health care provision and to ensure that their opinions bring about positive change. The People’s Forum is open to all who have experienced mental ill health and are current or pas...
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Mental Health Service Users, Adults in Leicestershire
Carers' Action

Tel: 0116 262 1067

Unit 26
Vulcan House
Vulcan Road
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE5 3EF

16.1 miles away

Carers' Action is run by Carers for Carers. We provide support to Carers throughout Leicestershire and Rutland who care for an adult with mental ill health. The forum works with Carers, health and social care providers and voluntary organisations to ensure that Carers are heard and involved in ...
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Carers, particularly carers of adults with mental health illness, and general public who would like to know more about our forum
Leicestershire Ethnic Elders Advocacy Project (Leeap)

Tel: 0116 275 5515

33 Chandos Street
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE2 1BL

16.2 miles away

Provides information to elderly people from ethnic minority communities. Will also take on individual requests for advocacy.
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Ansaar Leicester

Tel: 0116 262 1000

112 Melbourne Road
Leicester
Leicestershire
LE2 0DS

16.2 miles away

Ansaar is a Leicester-based community project, specifically set up for people with Learning Disabilities. The project was set up in January 2003 after concern was raised regarding the cultural and social difficulties faced by people with learning disabilities.
Adults with learning disabilities