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The Wolverhampton Rheumatology Support Group
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Tel: 01902 563751
WV3 7AH
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We offer help and support to members, their family, their carers or friends. The WRSG offer telephone help-lines and an 8 page monthly newsletter, containing useful and interesting information. The WRSG works closely with health and voluntary agencies within the city of Wolverhampton.
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Icas (Independent Complaints Advocacy Service) Shropshire And Staffordshire
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Tel: 0300 456 2370
POhWER
Unit 25 & 32, Stafford Business Village
Dyson Way
Stafford
Staffordshire
ST18 0TW
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ICAS help people who want to make a complaint about the NHS through the NHS Complaints Procedure. Our service is free and independent whatever level of support you require from us.
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Crossroads Care Wolverhampton
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Tel: 01902 764295
Merry Hill House
Flat 1, Bassett Close
Langley Road
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV4 4YT
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Crossroads Care is Britain's leading provider of support for carers and the people they care for. We work with over 35,000 individuals and their families, helping carers make a life outside of caring. We employ over 5,000 trained professionals, providing flexible services to people of all ages an...
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Tel: 01902 552267
Prouds Lane
Bilston
West Midlands
WV14 6PW
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The centre houses a variety of community activities including karate, indoor bowls, youth clubs and a drop in centre for people who have suffered from depression.
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Walsall Society For The Blind
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Tel: 01922 627683
Hawley House
11 Hatherton Road
Walsall
West Midlands
WS1 1XS
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Walsall Society for the Blind is a local charity offering help, support, information and guidance to all those who are affected by sight loss, their families and carers. We also offer a social activity centre, community and housing support services, transcription services and we are the home to ...
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Anyone affected with sight loss, their families and carers.
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Walsall Carers Centre
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Tel: 01922 636663
1st Floor
The Crossing at St.Paul's
Darwall Street
Walsall
West Midlands
WS1 1DA
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The Walsall Carers' Centre is a charitable company that brings together statutory and voluntary sector resources and expertise. Our aim is to provide real support to carers within the Borough of Walsall, and give their needs and their contributions the recognition and status they deserve. We can ...
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Wolverhampton Library And Information Services Home Library Service
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Tel: 01902 556256
Special Needs Unit
c/o Woodcross Community Centre
Ettingshall Road
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV14 9UG
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We deliver items (books, CDs, DVDs, etc.) to people in their own homes. The service is for those who have difficulty in accessing the traditional library service points.
It's primarily, but not exclusively, for the elderly and people with disabilities. It is also available for the carers and pa...
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Walsall Breast Cancer Self-Help Group
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Tel: 07808 856476
WS1 4SA
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We meet in the Priory Lounge at Bescot Football Stadium, Walsall on 1st Wednesday of each month at 7.00pm for friendship, emotional support, relaxation, reflexology, nail care and beauty treatments.
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Carers, Breast Cancer Patients and their families.
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Dudley Assisted Living Centre Coseley
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Tel: 01384 813695
Dudley Assisted Living Centre
Ebenezer Street
Coseley
West Midlands
WV14 9LP
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The Dudley Assisted Living Centre offers an important source of help for all disabled people living in Dudley. It has a permanent exhibition of aids to daily living which can be tried out at the centre which is located in a specially adapted ground floor flat.
Qualified staff at the centre can o...
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General public by appointment only.
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The Home Library Service
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Tel: 01384 812870
The Archives & Local History Centre
Tipton Road
Dudley
West Midlands
DY1 4SQ
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The Home Library Service is for people who are residents of Dudley Borough, who are unable to get to the library and who do not have anyone to go to the local library for them. They also provide a service to people in residential homes and day centres.
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