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Action for Children - Family Breaks Devon
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Tel: 01392 360865
8 Powerham House
Park 5, Harrier Way
Sowton Ind Est.
Exeter
Devon
EX2 7HU
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Family Breaks Devon is part of Action for Children. We're a not-for-profit charity which places children at the centre of everything we do.
Our short breaks carers provide a home away from home experience for children and young people with Disabilities. They focus on what a child can do, and n...
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Local families with a child[dren] with a registered disability
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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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Devon Sensory Team
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Tel: Caredirect on 0845 1551 007
SMS text – text ‘Devon’ then your message to 80011
Devon County Council
Sensory Team
Great Moor House, Bittern Road
Totnes
Exeter
EX2 7NL
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We are a specialist team providing services to: people who are visually impaired, Deaf, have acquired hearing loss or are Deafblind and support for their Carers
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Visually impaired, Deaf, have an acquired hearing loss, or are deafblind - (sometimes known as a dual sensory impairment - people who have a significant combination of hearing and sight loss) and Carers.
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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 Multiple Sclerosis Centre
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Tel: 01392 447411
West Grange
Clyst Heath
Exeter
Devon
EX2 7EY
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We offer a range of therapies including hyperbaric oxygen therapy, physiotherapy, exercise classes, yoga and tai chi, with professionally qualified therapists. We also offer access to specialists who use our Centre to deliver massage, reflexology, reiki, lymphatic drainage and other holistic the...
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Memory Café Ashburton
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Tel: 07767 328686
EX13 7AA
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A place where anyone worried about losing their memory, (and the carers of those people), can call in for a chat and the chance to discuss their concerns.
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Anyone concerned by memory loss as well as those diagnosed with dementia, and their carers.
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Otters Wheelchair Basketball Club
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Tel: 01769 573226
Wonford Leisure Centre
Rifford Road
Wonford
Exeter
Devon
EX2 6NF
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Wheelchair Basketball can be played by people with or without physical disabilities. People of all ages and experience are welcome to join our club.
Our sessions run on Saturdays 2-4pm at Wonford Leisure Centre. These sessions are for our 2nd team players and anyone wanting to give wheelchair ...
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Westbank Exeter
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Tel: 01392 824752
Farm House Rise
Exminster
Exeter
Devon
EX6 8AT
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Providing care and promoting health to people across Devon.
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Exeter Leukaemia Fund (Elf)
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Tel: 01392 493344
EX2 5DW
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The Exeter Leukaemia Fund (ELF) supports the work of the Haematology Centre at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital.
We are a local charity working to relieve sickness amongst people suffering from leukaemia and related diseases in Devon and the surrounding areas.
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Force Cancer Support Centre Exeter
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Tel: 01392 406151
The FORCE Cancer Support Centre
Corner House
Barrack Road
Exeter
Devon
EX2 5DW
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FORCE run a wide range of support and information services that are freely available to anyone affected by cancer. These include; local support groups, complementary therapy appointments that are offered to patients and their primary carer, Look Good Feel Better workshops for women having treatm...
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Cancer patients and their families, friends and carers
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