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Headway North Devon
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Tel: 07971 174 960
c/o Salvation Army Hall
Oakleigh Road
Barnstaple
Devon
EX32 8JT
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We meet every Tuesday from 10.30 to 3.30. We are a friendly support group and we help with what can be a very lonely and confusing journey having a brain injury.
You can come for a visit to see if you would like to come on a regular basis.
Our telephone is manned throughout the week and any mes...
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Brain injury survivors, carers, family and friends.
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Memory Cafe Tavistock
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Tel: 07765 644843
PL19 8AG
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A support group for those living with dementia and their carers.It is held fortnightly at the Anchorage Centre on Saturdays from 2 - 4 p.m. Opportunitities for intgeraction in a non-threatening situtation plus activities and a peer support group with professional input if required.
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Anyone who has memory problems together with their carers.
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Clarity Counselling
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Tel: 01271 267474
104a Boutport Street
Barnstaple
Devon
EX31 1SY
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1-2-1 Counselling, Let’s Talk Mental Health Support Groups, Psycho-Educational Groups
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Ide Lane Friends
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Tel: 01392 428902
Ide Lane Surgery Friends
Ide Lane Surgery
Alphington
Exeter
Devon
EX2 8UP
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We support the patients of Ide Lane Surgery in the following ways:: Transport to and from the surgery, hospital, dentist or optician etc. if you find getting there difficult due to age, disability or other special circumstances. Visiting: friendship for those who are lonely or isolated at home. C...
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Carers who are patients at Ide Lane Surgery
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Magic Carpet Exeter
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Tel: 01392 422938
The Scrapstore
Gordon Road
Exeter
Devon
EX1 2DH
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There are Magic Carpet activities in Exeter and East Devon running every week of the year. We have a range of creative activities for people with learning disabilities, mental health issues and carers. We also work with local organisations providing creative activities, this includes the occupat...
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People with learning disabilities, mental health issues and carers.
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Force Cancer Support Centre Exeter
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Tel: 01392 406151
The FORCE Cancer Support Centre
Corner House
Barrack Road
Exeter
Devon
EX2 5DW
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FORCE run a wide range of support and information services that are freely available to anyone affected by cancer. These include; local support groups, complementary therapy appointments that are offered to patients and their primary carer, Look Good Feel Better workshops for women having treatm...
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Cancer patients and their families, friends and carers
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Unite - Carers In Mid Devon
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Tel: 01884 257511
2 Bridge Street
Tiverton
Devon
EX16 5LY
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We provide support, information and activities for the benefit of unpaid carers of any age, who look after someone who depends on them.
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Carers, General Public, Professionals.
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Workways
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Tel: 01392 677050
New Leaf
Farm House Rise
Exminster
Exeter
Devon
EX6 8AB
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Workways provides information, advice and practical assistance to enable easier access to learning and work. If mental health is an issue in finding or maintaining employment, training, learning opportunities and voluntary work, then Workways may be able to help.
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Anyone is open to contact us for information. Appointments for people experiencing mental ill health on completion of an application form (can be accompanied by carer to appointment).
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Westbank Exeter
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Tel: 01392 824752
Farm House Rise
Exminster
Exeter
Devon
EX6 8AT
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Providing care and promoting health to people across Devon.
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South West Adult Placement Scheme (Swaps)
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Tel: 01626 360170
Suite 3 Zealley House
Greenhill Way
Kingsteignton
Devon
TQ12 3SB
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SWAPS can support and enable people with disabilities across the South West to live their life to the full and realise their potential by living in a family based setting.
SWAPS offers a wide range of Shared Lives services which are delivered by caring and skilled people in their local commun...
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People with a learning disability, people with mental health needs, older people, people with dementia, parents with a learning disability, carers of all the above groups.
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