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Durham Otters Swimming Club

Tel: 0191 386 2146

136 Devonshire Rd
Durham
County Durham
DH1 2BL

2.1 miles away

'Durham Otters' Swim club has been running for over 25 years in the Durham city area to provide a safe and friendly environment for those who find public swimming sessions unsuitable, but who would like to swim or relax in a pool. The charity, run entirely by volunteers, gives disabled adults an...
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British Porphyria Association

Tel: 0300 30 200 30

136 Devonshire Road
Durham City
Durham
County Durham
DH1 2BL

2.1 miles away

The British Porphyria Association aims to reach out to as many people as possible; patients, doctors, hospitals and research establishments in order to improve the understanding of this condition.
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Durham Area Disability Leisure Group

Tel: 07592 366454

Unit 15, Vane Tempest Hall
Maynards Row
Gilesgate
Durham
County Durham
DH1 1QF

3.0 miles away

Providing sports, leisure and social opportunities for children and young people with disabilities, living within Durham and surrounding areas.
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Easington Lane Community Access Point

Tel: 0191 526 1071

Brickgarth
Easington Lane
Houghton-le-Spring
Sunderland
Tyne and Wear
DH5 0LE

4.1 miles away

We are a local charitable organisation run by local people for local people. We provide training and educational opportunities, childcare and support – free of charge. The principle objectives of Easington Lane Community Access Point are to promote and create regeneration opportunities in the ar...
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Durham Children And Young People'S Network

Tel: 03000 265 792

DH1 5UG

4.2 miles away

We must keep a register of children and young people with disabilities, up to the age of 25. In County Durham we call this the Children and Young People's Network. The register helps us to make better plans around what services are needed and in what areas. The register creates a virtual networ...
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Durham County Council Social Care Direct

Tel: 03000 26 79 79

Social Care Direct
Spectrum 8
Spectrum Business Park
Seaham
County Durham
DH1 5UG

4.2 miles away

Provides Adult social services
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Parkinson's UK Durham Branch

Tel: 0344 225 3604

Newton Hall Community Centre
Kira Drive
Durham
County Durham
DH1 5GU

4.7 miles away

Offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers. Also organise regular events and social activities - join and meet other people affected by Parkinson's in your area.
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Gateway Wheelers

Tel: 0758473 7449

Gateway Wheelers
The Old Rectory
The Broadway
Houghton-le-Spring
County Durham
DH4 4BB

5.9 miles away

Our Mission is to enable people with disabilities to cycle. To create opportunities for personal development through providing suitable cycles, equipment and support.
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Clarke Lister Brain Haemorrhage Foundation

Tel: 0191 586 9239

Clarke Lister Brain Haemorrhage Fund,
10 Lumley Drive
Oakerside Park
Peterlee
County Durham
SR8 1NL

6.1 miles away

The charity exists to support those affected directly and indirectly by Brain Haemorrhage, to actively promote activities which prevent Brain Haemorrhage, promote research into the causes, treatment and effects of Brain Haemorrhage and disseminate for the purpose of education and public benefit a...
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Durham Deafened Support

Tel: 0191 518 3358

14 Upper Yoden Way
Castledene Shopping Centre
Peterlee
County Durham
SR8 1BB

6.3 miles away

Durham Deafened Support was established in 1998 to promote the relief, integration, rehabilitation, welfare and education of people who have become isolated because of hearing loss, enabling them to cope with their disability through advocacy, support, education, information and other ways of hel...
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