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Bath and North East Somerset Council - services for adults
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Tel: 01225 396231
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Adult Access Team
PO Box 3343
Bath
Somerset
BA1 2ZH
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Provide social care services for adults
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Adults and those that care for them
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Bath and North East Somerset Carers’ Centre
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Tel: 0800 0388 885
Woodlands
Lower Bristol Road
Bath
Somerset
BA2 9ES
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North East Somerset Carers' Centre provides a wide range of free services that can help you in your role as a carer.
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Home Library Service Bath and North East Somerset
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Tel: 01225 394041
c/o Bath Central Library
19-23 The Podium
Bath
Somerset
BA1 5AN
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Anybody who is unable to get to their local branch or mobile library is able to use the service. A member of library staff makes an initial visit to find out the reader’s interests and to do an informal risk assessment. The member of staff and a volunteer then do a joint visit. If this is succ...
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South West Advocacy Network (SWAN)
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Tel: 03333 447928
BA1 5DZ
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South West Advocacy Network are independent advocates who speak up for some of our most vulnerable citizens and they also help them to speak up for themselves. They provide support in writing letters, preparing appeals and support at meetings.
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Adults who use health or social services, who may be experiencing difficulties because of: Physical or sensory impairment, Mental Health illness, a learning difficulty or disability, ageing, carers, concerned relatives or friends. Or adults who have been a victim of a crime.
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Peggy Dodd Centre
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Tel: 01225 835520
Brierley House
Summer lane
Combe Down
Bath
Somerset
BA2 5JX
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We give carers of those suffering from Alzheimer's and Dementia, a break from their caring role. We give those who suffer, an opportunity to meet and engage with others and to get involved in group and individual physical, mental, and relaxing activities.
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Carers of those suffering from Alzheimer's and Dementia
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Bath and North East Somerset Council - services for children
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Tel: 01225 477000
Disabled Childrens Team
Royal United Hospital
Combe Park
Bath
Somerset
BA1 3NG
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Provide social care services for children and young people
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Children, young people and those that care for them
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Bath And District Mencap
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Tel: 01225 851417
285 London Road East
Batheaston
Bath
Somerset
BA1 7RL
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We offer opportunities for people with learning disabilities families and carers who live in and around Bath. We offer our members a wide variety of sporting, social and fun activities. We organize holidays and day trips that would normally be inaccessible to many who attend. We can provide infor...
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Huntington'S Disease Association Bristol
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Tel: 0151 331 5444
BS31 1EP
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The HDA (Huntington’s Disease Association) is a national charity which provides support for families affected by Huntington’s Disease (HD).
The Bristol branch is a support group for sufferers, carers, family members at risk, and all those affected by HD in and around Bristol.
We are part of the...
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Carers, people who have Huntington's Disease, people at risk of developing Huntington's Disease.
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Keynsham And District Mencap Society
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Tel: 0117 986 5659
44 Bath Hill
Keynsham
Bristol
Avon
BS31 1HG
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At Keynsham and District Mencap Society we believe all children and adults with a Learning Disability should be able to access the same play, social and leisure activities as their non-disabled peers. Our clubs offer our members the right level of support to do just that. We organise activities, ...
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People with Learning Disabilities
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Action For ME ME information and support
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Tel: 0117 927 9551
42 Temple Street
Keynsham
Bristol
BS31 1EH
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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...
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People affected by M.E. of all ages, including parents, carers and family members
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