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Tel: 0117 903 1803
St Paul's Settlement
80 City Road
Bristol
Avon
BS2 8UH
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As a friend or family member of someone with mental health issues you can refer yourself, or mental health staff can refer you to the service. We offer individual meetings and telephone support as well as group support, short breaks, and have a good knowledge of accessing local services which we ...
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Family members and close friends of people with mental health issues.
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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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Brunelcare Kingsley House covering Bristol and South Gloucestershire
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Tel: 0117 952 4200
Brunelcare
Saffron Gardens
Prospect Place
Bristol
Avon
BS5 6FF
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Brunelcare offers care and support to people in the community. Our services are tailored to meet an individual's needs and wants, they can vary from personal care, shopping, domestic, respite sitting service, helping with finances, or accessing other community services (note this list in not exha...
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Anyone from the general public that requires care and/or support
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East Bristol Advice & Information
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Tel: 0117 965 7449 / 07773194950 (24/7 for emergency)
54 Staple Hill Road
Fishponds
Bristol
Avon
BS16 5BS
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East Bristol Advice & Information operate projects to target specific needs ,demands and wants of members of the community.
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Information Takeaway - Food 4 Thought
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Tel: 0117 965 7449 / 07773194950 (24/7 for emergency)
617a Fishponds Road
Fishponds
Bristol
Avon
BS16 3BS
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Information Takeaway - Food 4 Thought is a signposting and information service
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Carers Support Centre Bristol And South Gloucestershire
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Tel: 0117 965 2200
The Vassall Centre
Gill Avenue
Fishponds
Bristol
Avon
BS16 2QQ
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Carers Support Centre is a charity which provides support, information and advice to carers of any age living in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
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Unpaid carers in Bristol and South Gloucestershire
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Cerebral Palsy Plus Bristol
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Tel: 01179 655 028
The Vassall Centre
Gill Avenue
Fishponds
Bristol
Avon
BS16 2QQ
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Cerebral Palsy Plus is a Bristol based charity working with children and adults with Cerebral Palsy, their families and their carers. Our aim is to support our members so that no matter what their circumstances or needs, they can live as independently as they wish, living life to the full!
Our...
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Children and adults with Cerebral Palsy, their families and their carers.
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South Gloucestershire Council - services for adults
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Tel: 01454 868007
St Lukes Close
Emersons Green
Emersons Way
Emersons Green
South Gloucestershire
BS16 7AL
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South Gloucestershire Council commissions a range of services to support carers in their caring role from the voluntary sector.
The department carries out Carers Assessment and signposts to the listed organisations in some cases, in others where carers are Fair access to care services (FACS) eli...
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Penny Brohn Cancer Care
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Tel: 0845 123 2310
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Chapel Pill Lane
Pill
Bristol
Avon
BS20 0HH
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We are here to support men and women over 18 affected by cancer at any stage of their illness. We are also here for families and supporters of those living with cancer. We provide a centre for excellence offering flexible residential, individual appointment and community outreach support.
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Anyone affected by or dealing with cancer
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Concorde Wheelchair Dancers
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Tel: 07708 791565
125 Willowherb Rd
Lyde Green
Emersons Green
Bristol
Avon
BS16 7GW
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The Concordes have been dancing in wheelchairs since the 1970s. Members have come and gone, but our vision has stayed the same – to enjoy the fun and exercise of dancing. After all, why shouldn’t disabled people get to dance just the same as the able-bodied? That’s why we also dance PHAB – which ...
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Anyone, as long as they can propel their own wheelchair, either manual or electric.
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