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Bristol Area Downs Syndrome Support (Badss)
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Tel: 0845 6422377
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BS15 9SE
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Bristol Area Downs Syndrome Support is an active parent led support group with around 150 members. Our aim is to enhance the lives of people with Downs Syndrome, their families and care givers in Bristol, Bath and surrounding area. We organise and run events for all ages from new born to young ad...
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Our aim is to enhance the lives of people with Downs Syndrome, their families and care givers
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Brunelcare Bristol
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Tel: 0117 914 4200
Saffron Gardens
Prospect Place
Whitehall
Bristol
Avon
BS5 9FF
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Brunelcare are renowned as a provider of high quality housing, care and support for older people in the South West. For 70 years we have been at the forefront of developing ways for people to stay as independent as possible, creating great communities to live, work and enjoy being in.
Our servi...
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We provide care and support for people living with dementia and those who care for them.
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Tel: 07862 256 617
Church Road
St. George
Bristol
Avon
BS5 8AA
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It is a well established Community Centre, with lots of activities available to the local community. The centre is available for private hire, and is actively involved in local community projects.
Since its opening, the community centre has become a focal point for the local community and provid...
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Khaas Bristol
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Tel: 0117 955 4070
BS2 9TJ
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Khaas is a unique organisation in the South West, which provides services to BAME disabled children and their families.
Khaas are part of the out and about consortium.
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Khaas seeks to promote the comprehensive needs of BME disabled children, their carers and families.
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Bristol Oscar
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Tel: 0117 951 2200
The Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Centre
256 Stapleton Road
Easton
Bristol
Avon
BS5 0NP
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Bristol OSCAR was founded in 1984 to raise awareness of Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia in the Bristol Area The Bristol Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia Centre was established in July 1991 as a base for counselling, information and educational resources on Sickle Cell & Thalasseaemia disorders.
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People with the disorder, their carers, health professionals, statutory and voluntary organizations and members of the general public.
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Brain Tumour Support
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Tel: 01454 422 701
7a St Mary Street
Thornbury
Bristol
South Gloucestershire
BS35 2AB
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Brain Tumour Support is uniquely dedicated to providing support for anyone affected by any type of brain tumour, at any point from diagnosis and for as long as support is needed.
We are here not just for the patients themselves, but also families, carers and loved ones who are dealing day to day...
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Brain tumour patients, carers, family, friends and anyone else affected
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Brigstowe Project
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Tel: 0117 955 5038
Easton Community Centre
Kilburn Street
Bristol
Avon
BS5 6AW
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The Brigstowe Project offers free confidential and independent advice and support for people affected by HIV.
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Anyone living with or affected by HIV
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Tel: 0117 954 1409
Easton Community Centre
Kilburn St
Easton
Bristol
Avon
BS5 6AW
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The centre is at the heart of our community providing a sustainable, secure, welcoming, culturally diverse and accessible space that is valued and supported by the people of East Bristol.
We are committed to providing affordable and flexible space for community use. Easton Community Centre has a...
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Tel: 0117 902 0157
185-189
Easton Road
Easton
Bristol
Avon
BS5 0HQ
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Bristol Community Transport provides an efficient, effective and accessible group transport service citywide .
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The Family Centre (Deaf Children)
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Tel: 0117 330 7575
Elmfield School for Deaf Children
Greystoke Avenue
Westbury-on-Trym
Bristol
Avon
BS10 6AY
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We bring together families living with deafness through organised children's activities and family sessions. We encourage all of the family to become involved in our activities and welcome deaf parents and their children, hearing parents, their deaf children and siblings, children's friends, gra...
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Families living with deafness.
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