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Speak Out in Hounslow is a user led, charitable organisation based in Hounslow providing services to people with learning disabilities and/or autism. We run activities including fitness, learning, a campaign project, social outings, volunteering opportunities, drama/music project, consultation and learning disability awareness services for organisations and companies.

All of our work, in the UK, on the Isle of Man, in Nepal and in Uganda, aims to give D/deaf people equal access to every part of life. We do this through Residential Support and Rehabilitation; Education and Training; Deaf/Sign Language Arts; Deaf Culture Projects; Deaf Heritage Projects; and the provision of Deaf Spaces. At the centre of of all that we do is Deaf Culture and sign language.

Disability, accommodation/housing, arts/culture, sport/recreation,economic/community development/employment. Children/young people, elderly/old people, people with a disability/special needs, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin.Provision of human resources, care/counselling, advocacy/advice/information.

Disability Information Advice ServiceWe aim to provide an easily accesible information and advisory service for people who live in the Doncaster area.By providing this service we aim to raise the awareness of disability issues in order to influence change.We aim to empower and enable disabled people to live a more independant and enriched life.

To promote the benefit of the residents of the parish of All Saints Horton, in particular through the relief of poverty, sickness, disability and old age, the advancement of education, training, providing facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation, and other purposes beneficial to the community which are charitable in law.

Action on Disability's main activity as a charitable company by guarantee is to promote equality of opportunity in the community for all disabled people.This is done through the delivery of high quality services, influencing local and national policy and the removal of barriers to full participation in society.

Sangam provides a meeting place, leisure facilities, information and advice to disabled, carers and vulnerable old British citizens originally from Africa and Asia living in Sutton and neighbouring boroughs. We spend time together playing cards, bingo & exercise. We arrange outings and organise festivities, such as Diwali and Christmas.

Talkback is a self advocacy organisation for anyone with a learning disability and supports them to use the skills they have already, and learn some new ones so they can:Build their self confidenceHelp make decisions about their own livesSpeak up for themselvesSay a real yes and a real noBecome as independent as they can or want to be

Disability Cambridgeshire is the primary disability information and advice service for Cambridgeshire. We assist with disability and age related benefit claims, lead Disability Equality training sessions, provide access surveys and champion the interests of disabled people, older people and carers locally, regionally and nationally.

The principal objectives and activities of the Charity include the relief of needs of children who are deaf or have hearing impairment, in particular those who have or are considering cochlear implants and their families by the provision of advice, support and sponsoring research projects and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare.

Advantage Africa supports people affected by poverty, disability and HIV to improve their education, health and incomes. Our work in Kenya and Uganda helps people to help themselves and build a better future for their families and communities.

Challengers provides play & leisure opportunities for disabled children and young people between the ages of 2 & 18 years old. Our schemes give children & young people a space of their own to have fun, meet friends and challenge their impairments through play.Challengers operate a non-exclusion policy which means that any child can attend Challengers regardless of the severity of their impairment.

Our mission is to provide holistic and integrated multi-disciplinary services for disabled children, their families and the communities living in Dien Ban District, Central Vietnam. We employ 38 Vietnamese people and provide special education, physiotherapy, speech therapy and access to dental care. We are funded entirely by voluntary donations.

Dial Southend is an organization run by and for disabled people, our origins are firmly rooted in a belief that the voice of disabled people, both as individuals and collectively is to empower disabled people to have independence, choice, and control over their lives and remove the barriers that exist within society to eradicate inequality for local disabled people and live interdependently. .

Horticultral Therapy to people who have a learning disability. Encouraging self esteam and learning of skills for life and work.

Our mission is to use the unique appeal of Northampton Town FC to deliver activities that connect our communities and improve peoples lives across Northamptonshire. Our work covers four core key themes of: Education, Disability & Inclusion, Health & Wellbeing and Sports Participation to support people of all ages.

Provision of transport to those residents of Calderdale and Kirklees who cannot access alternatives for reasons of disability (mental & physical), ill health, old age, geographical isolation, poverty or social exclusion.

ECHO provides activities and support for disabled people in Herefordshire. Most activities are suitable for people with moderate or severe learning difficulties, but we try to support anyone who wishes to take part in our activities, including people with mental health problems and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

The Theodora Children's Charity brings music, magic and laughter to children living with illness, disability and serious health challenges with Giggle Doctor visits. They are professional performers, trained by the charity, to work in a clinical setting to bring therapeutic play to relieve a childs' distress, and improve their wellbeing and experience of being in hospital.

CMSUK is committed to the delivery of quality case management through standards of best practice while promoting the individual and collective development of case management throughout the UK.Taken collectively, the services offered by a professional Case Manager should enhance the quality of life for clients while potentially reducing the total overall cost of disability.

Supports people and local organisations UK-wide to deliver and develop Shared Lives and Homeshare as community and family-based support for older and disabled people

The core activities of Everton in the Community include programmes in the following areas; Schools, Disability, Mens Health, Employment Programmes, Multi Sports, Social Inclusion, Women and Girls and Volunteer Programmes.Each programme is adapted according to the area of work to include educational and activity based learning to help improve the health and well being of those taking part.

To help children and young people disadvantaged through poverty, disability or otherwise vulnerable, in partnership with locally-managed centres in Africa and India. We also support well-prepared volunteers to offer practical help, skill-sharing and friendship.

Supporting the independent lifestyle of disabled and vulnerable people in particular but not exclusively by the provision of information, training and support in community care

General charitable purposes including,education,feeding,caring,relief from poverty,economic community development amongst the very poor. Helping the disabled with schooling and medical aid. Preaching the Gospel and Relief in times of disasters.

The relief of poverty, sickness, disability and distress; and the promotion of basic education anywhere in the world in particular but not exclusively by aiding and supporting the provision of health care facilities in Schilud, Pakistan.

The provision and promotion of advocacy services to promote the well-being of people who are in need by reason of mental or physical ill-health, disability,learning difficulties,age or otherwise.

A voluntary organisation that provides personal development for children and young people through learning to look after and ride horses.The charity is open to all - irrespective of background or ability. Riders with special needs (including adults) who cannot be catered for through our mainstream activities participate through our dedicated Riding for the Disabled section.

To promote the participation and access of disabled young people aged 11 to 25 within the local community. We offer a friendly and fun environment where young people can practise life skills and develop independence. Our programme includes youth sessions, community trips, and residentials, all of which enable young people to build independence, skills, and confidence.

The UK's leading independent charitable provider of specialist mental health care, working with the NHS in the UK to meet the needs of those with psychiatric illness, developmental disability, acquired brain injury and related disorders. The range of services is available to men, women, and young people with needs in mental health, learning disability, brain injury and/or neurological impairment.

Promotion of and support for commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day, in order to promote harmony across different cultures, backgrounds and faiths; education in the history of the Holocaust and of Nazi persecution; education in the history of subsequent genocides; elimination of discrimination on grounds of race, disability, sexual orientation or religion.

Raising funds in the North Wales region to help sick-disabled-disadvantaged children who live in North Wales. Run by a committee of volunteers (no wages involved) by holding functions indoor and out, bucket collections at supermarkets, donations, have a small fundraising shop in Rhos On Sea, enter a team in London marathon each year, organise lots of sponsored events.

The charity supports adults with learning disabilities and associated disabilities including autism, sensory impairment and mental health problems. We provide support to enable people to live in their own homes and also provide a Day Opportunities service and volunteering project to support people to access leisure, education and work.

The objects of the charity are to provide relief to the inhabitants of Devon and other areas within the United Kingdom who have special need because of a mental or physical disability, and to educate the public about the needs of those with mental or physical disabilities.

The objects of the charity are to promote the relief of people, who through disability or ill health are unable, without assistance, to obtain their full rights and privileges as citizens.

Disability Assist for Independent Living provides and promotes enabling independent living services to disabled people in Kent and Medway. It offers advocacy, peer support, advice, information and a range of support and assistance services which facilitate their independence as full and equal citizens in all aspects of life and the wider community.

RMC provides free, impartial & confidential advice to all asylum seekers, refugees and migrants living in the Black Country and Birmingham. Our broad approach covers many issues related to reception, settlement, integration and voluntary return.We will help anyone, regardless of country of origin, ethnicity, legal status, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability.

The main activity of the Charity is the organisation of an annual, country-wide programme of rambles for disabled people.

SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF ADULTS WHO ARE VUNERABLE AS A RESULT OF DISABILITY, AGE OR LIVED EXPERIENCE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEM TO ACHIEVE AN INDEPENDENT AND SOCIALLY INCLUSIVE LIFESTYLE.

We seek to enable people with any disability to access the countryside. We have a countryside activities programme, a range of publications, and offer advice on improving countryside access for all.

The relief of disabled people resident in and around the West Midlands area by bringing such people into contact with the sport of wheelchair basketball and other sports and leisure activities. lt will also work were appropriate for the intergration of all disabled people and able-bodied people through sporting and leisure activities.

6 horses provide riding activities for 40 severely disabled children each week.

Member Support .Knowledge Sharing, promote the exchange of experiences, resources and practices.Research & Monitoring - in each of the CRPD priority areas.Partnership Building ? develop a thriving and diverse network of families, researchers, civil society organizations, governments and international institutions on disability and inclusion.Policy Development and Engagement

Home-Start offers volunteer support to families in their own homes, parents supporting parents, helping them to get through a difficult time in their lives: loneliness, isolation, post-natal illness, domestic violence, poverty, inadequate housing, disability, family breakdown.

Provides a specialist community centre, practical and emotional support, information, outreach and advice to people with hearing loss, of all faiths or none. Services include day centre, social/cultural activities and support/advocacy services for Deaf/Deafblind British Sign Language users, Deaf Awareness training/support for care homes, technology room, lipreading classes and family services

Providing facilities and services for the most disadvantaged members of the community.Serving as a meeting place for young people.Facilitating services for elderly and/or disabled members of the community.Providing leisure activities for those who need them.

Swansea Carers Centre is a local charity supporting carers within the City & County of Swansea. We support all carers of those with an illness or disability, including learning disability, mental health problems, physical disability, dementia and other long term limiting illnesses. This also includes parents of children with a disability or chronic illness.

The charity's objectives are to promote the welfare of blind and partially sighted people within Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly

RELIEF OF POVERTY IN IRAQ & AMONG IRAQI PEOPLE; ASSISTING CHILDREN, WIDOWS, ELDERLY, DISABLED & VULNERABLE THROUGH EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT; ESTABLISHING CITIZEN ADVICE & CARE CENTRES THROUGHOUT IRAQ; ENABLING SELF-SUFFICIENCY, INDEPENDENCE & EMPOWERMENT; PROVIDING LOANS TO DEVELOP WOMEN-LED COTTAGE INDUSTRIES, MICRO-BUSINESSES, & VOLUNTEERISM

The provision of advice and information to disabled people and carers in the borough of Barnsley.