REACH were established to bridge the inequalities across Lanarkshire, to provide support to families who have a young person with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. We provide a service to families and individuals in need of our support to lead empowered and inclusive lives. REACH provides emotional and practical support and guidance to individuals and families living with an ASD and raises awareness of the condition in the home and in the local and wider community. Objectives: • To relieve those in need, by providing ASD services of support and guidance both emotional and practical to individuals and their families • To promote the advancement of education by raising awareness of the condition to the families living with ASD and to the local and wider community • To provide activities and therapeutic interventions which support the social and emotional development of children and young adults living with an ASD • To provide education and self awareness to individuals with an ASD, their families and those who come into their contact with the purpose of empowering and including those individuals. If you would like to support REACH, any donations to our fundraising efforts can be made through this site. Thank you!
The North Staffs Asperger/Autism Association, registered charity number 1109817, was established in 2002. We currently have members across the whole of Staffordshire, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire Moorlands and as far away as Wolverhampton. Primarily, the NSAAA provides support, help and advice to individuals with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, their parents and carers. We endeavour to raise awareness in the community in a variety of ways and can provide training when required. Our Association is friendly, caring and supportive. We are fortunate enough to have staff and volunteers who jointly provide a wide range of expertise which is invaluable to individuals, families and professionals alike. NSAAA relies heavily on fundraising and donations in order to continue offering the services, activites, events and groups. www.nsaaa.org.uk
Autism Concern provides support and options to people in Northamptonshire affected by all forms of autism, helping them gain independence and control of their lives.
Kingwood provides support to people with autism. Its vision is that adults with autism will be valued by and contribute to society. www.kingwood.org.uk
Our award winning Autism Family Support project supports children, young adults, and families living with autism across Oxfordshire. Our wide range of services include information & advice, play activities, youth groups, support groups, and training, “This service is a lifeline” – Parent.
ABC help local Jersey residents in their treatment for Breast cancer not only emotionally but financially. Whilst receiving treatment we can help with cleaning/ironing and childcare, flights to UK for treatment, wigs, post operative bras, nipple tattooing, lymphedema sleeves and hospital goody bags
The aim of the Alice Hiley Memorial Trust is to help neonatal babies by purchasing more specialised equipment for neonatal units and to help families coping with CDH (congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia).
Young People V Cancer The Hannah Chamberlain Foundation is a Southampton based charity raising money for young people aged 17-25 fighting cancer.
The WESC team provide specialist learning, care & therapy to visually impaired children & young people. Each child also contends with additional complex needs such as autism, cerebral palsy & sadly, life limiting illnesses too. Our aim is to develop their independence & confidence.
Blue Skye Thinking is a Charity which supports research so that all children diagnosed with brain tumours, will have a better chance of survival & a better quality of life post treatment. The Charity is run by volunteers & all money donated goes directly to the forefront of Research & Treatment.
Sight Action is a registered charity supporting visually impaired people throughout the Highlands and Western Isles. Our field work services assess, support and offer information and training to blind and partially sighted people of all ages, helping them live as independently and as safely as possible.
Headway Ayrshire promotes understanding of all aspects of acquired brain injury (ABI) and provides information, support and services to people with ABI, their families and carers.
Helping families of children with cerebral palsy in Wales by providing information on SDR surgery and aftercare to families and medical professionals. The charity also aims to provide funding to families in Wales for therapy required both pre and post surgery.
Cerebral Palsy Midlands is a Birmingham based charity that empowers and supports people with cerebral palsy and other related disabilities from across the city and the West Midlands
mcch exists to support people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and autism to live full and valued lives. We believe everyone should have the chance to choose where they live, have the opportunity to be meaningfully employed and have a full and fun social life. autism london is a registered charity which is part of the mcch group. We provide services for the community and people affected by autism and Asperger syndrome, including a registered care service, support and training, and a wide-ranging research project examining attitudes to learning disability hate crime.
Who we are... Barnoldswick and Earby Bosom friends are a local cancer support charity. Serving the Pendle, West Craven, and Ribble valley areas, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire borders, our aim is to help families, and individuals, who are suffering from any form of cancer. Our help consists of helping with transport costs when required, house visits, help with equipment, and respite relief. We also offer financial support for those in most need . Find us online: http://www.bebosomfriends.org.uk/ and http://www.visitbarnoldswick.co.uk/community.php?communityid=1
We are a charity supporting people with sight loss and a membership organisation, based in West Sussex.
Epilepsy Wales exists to support adults and children with epilepsy, their families and their carers. It wants to help educate people, dispel stigma and discrimination, to support people with epilepsy to fulfil their potential.
We support visually impaired children and their families living in North Tyneside. The funds raised are spent on the visually impaired children, we arrange many activities and pay for them. A lot of the children are severely disabled and have a multi complex needs. We are not for profit.
Lincolnshire House Association provides Residential, Day Care, Respite and Independent Living for adults with Cerebral Palsy and similar disabilities.
Autism Spectrum Connections Cymru is a specialist service providing charity for people with autism and their families in Wales.
Our ethos is “There is life after a diagnosis of dementia”. We aim to support families and find ways of encouraging those with dementia, and those caring for them, to recognise and use the skills that remain for as long as possible, not highlight and dwell upon those that are lost.
DASH is an independent local charity whose mission is to improve the quality of life of adults of working age with Aspergers and other high functioning Autistic Spectrum Conditions living in Swindon.
We all have dreams and wishes, but for some they can seem out of reach. Autism Wishes grants wishes to children and adults with Autism. We also support projects that promote the betterness and wellbeing of those with Autism.
At Useful Vision our aim is to help vision impaired children and their families in the north east get the most out of life. We do this by organising imaginative family events and skills workshops; whilst also offering family and information support. www.usefulvision.org.uk