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Papworth Trust Owl Centre
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Tel: 01223 835329
OWL Centre
London Road Industrial Estate, London Road
Sawston
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB22 3EE
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At Papworth Trust’s OWL Centre in Sawston, you can try a range of leisure and learning activities.
The OWL Centre is accessible for people with physical, learning or sensory disabilities. It has limited parking.
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People with a disability or disadvantage
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Cambridge Cancer Help Centre
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Tel: 01223 840105
120 Cambridge Road
Great Shelford
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB22 5JT
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The Cambridge Cancer Help Centre aims to support people who have, or have had, cancer or other life-threatening illnesses. This support is also offered to their family, carers and friends.
The centre provides counselling, self help groups, a variety of complementary therapies including healing,...
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Arts and Minds
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Tel: 01223 403 485
Arts and Minds
Cambridge Junction
Clifton Way
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB1 7GX
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Arts and Minds is a small charity which uses the arts to support the positive mental health of individuals and communities.
We offer a range of creative programmes across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Our programmes include:
Arts on Prescription - 12 week programme of arts workshops for p...
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Aiming to include people of all ages with mental health challenge(s)
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Richmond Fellowship Cambridge
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Tel: 01223 356 795
Winston House
19 Brooklands Avenue
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB2 8BG
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Richmond Fellowship is a national mental health charity. We’ve been working with individuals, families and communities to make recovery reality for over 60 years.
More importantly, our services work hand-in-hand with people we support to give them the confidence and self belief that they have a...
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People with long term complex mental health needs.
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Red2Green
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Tel: 01223 811662
Harvey's Barn
Park End
Swaffham Bulbeck
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB25 0NA
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Learning, leisure and social opportunities for people with disabilities, particularly learning disability, autistic spectrum conditions and mental health problems.
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Adults with learning disabilities
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Rethink Carer Support - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
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Tel: 07783 267013
3 New Road
Haslingfield
Cambridgeshire
CB23 1LR
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Information and support for carers of people with mental health conditions including a phone line, support groups, a whats app group, newsletters and campaigning.
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Carers of people with mental health problems
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Centre 33 - Young Carers Project Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
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Tel: 0333 4141809
33 Clarendon Street
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB1 1JX
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Centre 33 provides a range of services for young carers. All support is free and confidential.
Our Young Carers Project can help you by:
- Providing someone to talk to.
- Working with you to make sure you have the support you need
- Talking to school or other professionals with you or on your beh...
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Young Carers aged up to 18 years old
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Newmarket Day Centre Charity
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Tel: 01638 664262
CB8 8NT
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The Newmarket Day Centre is a resource for anybody over the age of 50. Our aim is to make getting older a more enjoyable time for all.
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Anybody over the age of 50
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Cam Sight
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Tel: 01223 420033
167 Green End Road
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB4 1RW
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Cam Sight is a local charity supporting people with sight difficulties.
Its vision is a society where visually impaired people enjoy the same rights and opportunities as other people and where no-one feels isolated or excluded due to losing their sight.
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We provide support for visually impaired people, their carers and families; employers and providers of public services.
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Crossroads Braintree & Chelmsford
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Tel: 01376 529985
8 Park Farm
Witham Road
Black Notley
Essex
CM77 8LQ
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Crossroads Care and The Princess Royal Trust for Carers have merged to form the leading carers charity Carers Trust. Both organisations became leaders in their respective fields, sharing a vision that carers should be supported and recognised as valuable citizens and treated with respect and dign...
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