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The Panathlon Foundation promote the physical and personal development of young disabled people, through organising school sports competitions and by the provision of resources including coaching, training, equipment and sports leadership opportunities.
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National |
£888,649
|
|
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.
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Herefordshire |
£939,997
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|
It carries out activities or services itself
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Glasgow City |
£4,675,561
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|
Attitude is Everything improves Deaf and disabled people's access to live music by working in partnership with audiences, artists and the music industry to implement a Charter of Best Practice across the U.K.
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National |
£654,591
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|
Sparkle (South Wales) Limited under appeal name "the Sparkle Appeal" provides sporting, leisure and support services for the 1200 children with complex disabilities in the Gwent areas and their families. It provides many enhanced services for children with wide ranging disabilities and supports provision of treatment, consultation, care, leisure and information all under one roof.
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Torfaen, Newport City, Monmouthshire |
£671,395
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The Paraorchestra and Friends is a registered charity based in Bristol that aims to further the aims of The British Paraorchestra (the world's first, large-scale professional ensemble for disabled musicians) through an array of ground-breaking musical projects. Artistic Director: Charles Hazlewood.
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National |
£871,879
|
|
The purpose of KIDS is to enable disabled children and young people, along with their families, to enjoy their lives, in particular we assist disabled children and young people to develop their skills and abilities and to fulfil their potential, hopes and aspirations. Our services include Home Learning, Key Working, Play and Leisure, Short Breaks, Transitions and Sibling and Young Carer Support.
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National |
£9,320,215
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To demonstrate that children and adults with severe learning disabilities whose behaviour is described as challenging can enjoy normal life opportunities when their behaviour is properly understood and appropriately supported, and to support parents and carers through education and information to enable this to happen.
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National |
£516,484
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|
To support parents and families who care for a disabled child by:- Providing access to good quality advice and information, broad ranging appropriate support and contact with other families which will lead to positive outcomes;- Influencing changes in policy and practice in order to substantially improve the quality of lives of parents and families and their children.
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Northern Ireland, Scotland, Throughout England And Wales |
£8,920,807
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Sense exists so that no one who is deafblind or has other complex disabilities is isolated, left out, or unable to fulfil their potential. Across the country, we support children and adults to communicate and experience the world. We provide information and advice, offer a wide range of flexible services and campaign for the rights of people with complex disabilities to take part in life.
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National |
£90,244,916
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|
Speak With IT are a Yorkshire based charity who support people with aphasia on a one to one basis and on a group basis through our aphasia cafes. We also provide online carer support. Our mission is to improve the wellbeing of people with aphasia and their carers, by using technology, supported conversation and through the help of trained and compassionate volunteers, providing long term support.
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National |
£210,568
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Provision of a range of person-centered information, advice and support services to disabled people and their support networks primarily living in Birmingham, Solihull and the wider West Midlands.Provision of a range of professional services to assist organisations in the West Midlands to meet their legal obligations under anti disability discrimination legislation including the Equality Act.
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Birmingham City, Sandwell, Coventry City, Solihull, Walsall, Wolverhampton |
£1,085,991
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To provide care, welfare, interest and advancement of disabled people and their families and carers in the locality. To respond to the needs of the above people.Enable Ability has the general aims of contributing to the quality of life of disabled people and those related to them in the greater Portsmouth area.
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Hampshire, Portsmouth City |
£1,283,029
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Providing independent information, support and advocacy to people who care for someone living in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames
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Kingston Upon Thames |
£739,013
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The Charity provides out-of-school hours activities for children with disabilities in the London Boroughs of Hackney and Haringey. The Charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to children and young people with disabilities and provide support and respite to their families.
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Barnet, Gateshead, Hackney, Haringey, Manchester City |
£989,530
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Warrington Disability Partnership (WDP) is an internationally acclaimed user led charity. With almost 30 years experience of developing and delivering mobility and independent living services, our aim is to support disabled people and people living with long term health conditions.
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Liverpool City, Warrington |
£1,172,521
|
|
WECIL works to enable disabled people to live life without barriers. We are a non-profit organisation run by and for disabled people, delivering information, skills, support and services to give disabled people the same level of choice and control as the wider community. Since 1995 we have worked to challenge restrictions and change possibilities for disabled people in the South West.
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South Gloucestershire, Bristol City, Gloucestershire, North Somerset |
£1,573,901
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It carries out activities or services itself
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East Dunbartonshire |
£1,409,392
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Provision of supervised learning and play for severely disabled, young children and their parents
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Derbyshire, Nottingham City, Nottinghamshire |
£291,995
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To provide quality services appropriate to the needs and wishes of Deaf and Hardof Hearing people and their families.To assist Deaf and Hard of Hearing people gain equal access to information and services.To work with other organisations ensuring that resources are used in the most effective way to meet the needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing people and their families.
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South Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire |
£1,028,999
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For disabled children and adults: Conductive Education programme through- Approved independent special school: 4 to 18 years- Parent & Child groups- Adult services- Stroke (rehabilitation) Group- Family Support
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Derbyshire, Sheffield City, Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham, North Yorkshire, North East Lincolnshire |
£2,329,176
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Sight for Surrey (the trading name for Surrey Association for Visual Impairment) works with people who are vision impaired, Deaf, Hard of Hearing or who have combined sight and hearing loss. The charity has provided support to vision impaired people since 1922, and those with combined sight and hearing loss since 1993. It began to deliver services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in February 2016.
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Surrey |
£2,794,696
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|
The Percy Hedley Foundation was established, for the public benefit, to promote the care, welfare, interest, opportunities (including opportunities to gain meaningful employment), education and advancement of disabled people.
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Durham, Northumberland, Gateshead, Newcastle Upon Tyne City, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Sunderland |
£30,380,000
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United Response is a national charity that works with adults and young people with learning disabilities, mental health needs or physical disabilities. Our mission is to enable the people we support to take control of their lives. United Response is community based, working in many localities across England and Wales, providing everything from 24 hour care to a few hours of support a week.
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National |
£109,046,000
|
|
It carries out activities or services itself
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City of Edinburgh |
£928,356
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|
Yellow Submarine is an award-winning Oxfordshire charity that believes people with learning disabilities and autism deserve to live life to the full.
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Oxfordshire |
£670,349
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|
BDA currently provides various services: (1) Deaf Children, Youth and Families; (2) Deaf Community Advocacy; (3) Deaf Community Development and Empowerment; (4) Deaf Heritage Films; (5) Deaf International; (6) Media, Communications and Membership; (7) Policy, Research and Campaigns; and (8) British Sign Language. Community offices based in London, Belfast, Cardiff, Derby and Glasgow.
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National |
£1,095,194
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|
It carries out activities or services itself
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Glasgow City |
£59,014,553
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|
Entelechy manages a large portfolio of arts programmes developing inclusive and intergenerational work with people who have profound disabilities
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London |
£478,119
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|
SINCE 1988 HADCA HAS PROVIDED INNOVATIVE SPECIALIST INFORMATION, RESOURCES & SUPPORT TO VOLUNTEERS, CHARITIES & COMMUNITY GROUPS TO ENABLE THEM TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE IN HARROGATE DISTRICT. SERVICES INCLUDE INFORMATION UPDATES; COMMUNITY INFORMATION & VOLUNTEERING DIRECTORIES; NETWORKS; PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO HELP PEOPLE REMAIN INDEPENDENT AT HOME; HARROGATE COMMUNITY HOUSE
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North Yorkshire |
£470,222
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|
Liberdade is an arts and social enterprise organisation that makes a positive difference to the lives of people with learning disabilities in the north east of England
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Durham, Northumberland, Gateshead, Newcastle Upon Tyne City, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Sunderland |
£771,550
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|
Pursuing Independent Paths works together with adults with a learning disability and autism to develop people's vocational and life skills and achieve their ambitions. Our learners design their own self-directed learning programme, consisting of four pathways: Creative and Performing Arts, Employment and Training, Health and Wellbeing and Independent Living Skills.
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City Of Westminster, Kensington And Chelsea, Brent |
£1,214,339
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Provision of specialist training for adults with learning and other disabilities in horticulture, gardening, woodwork, catering, IT and skills for life in a supportive environment enabling them to live with dignity and purpose in the community.
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Kent |
£1,805,317
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|
Stay Up Late promotes the rights of people with learning disabilities to having full and active social lives.We do this through awareness raising, advocacy, running our Gig Buddies volunteer service and providing opportunities for people to lead full and active lives.
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National |
£255,134
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An inclusive, performing arts centre, Orpheus aims to provide opportunities for personal development through the performing arts and other learning experiences for young. disabled adults so that they can make informed choices about the future and gain the skills to live more independently in the community.
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National |
£3,097,758
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|
The main aim of the charitable activities are to provide employment, training, information and services for disabled people.
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Liverpool City, Manchester City, Stockport, Trafford, Bury |
£608,166
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|
Buckinghamshire Disability Services (BuDS) is an independent charity which aims to boost independence, accessibility and inclusion by fixing the big issues for all disabled people. Primarily run by disabled people for disabled people, we speak up in defence of their interests and use our experience, specialist knowledge and a collaborative approach to find answers and remove barriers.
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Buckinghamshire |
£96,858
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|
The charity aims to prevent today's carers of any age living in Bedfordshire from becoming tomorrow's cared for by providing practical help, advice, assistance, advocacy, information, group and individual support to people caring, or who have cared for, unpaid, others who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support.
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Central Bedfordshire, Bedford, Luton |
£1,353,057
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Caudwell Children provides:* Family support and short break activities * Mobility and sensory equipment * Access to life saving surgeries treatments* Life changing therapy for children with brain injuries, and their families* Supported holidays for children fighting life threatening illnesses with their families* Holistic therapy for Autistic children and their families
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National |
£7,450,307
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|
To promote the social inclusion of people with physical, sensory or learning disablement living in the South West of England. To provide the respite care of young people.
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Devon |
£1,378,573
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|
We work closely with families and we believe that families of disabled children deserve better and we are driven to fight and advocate for what is right, driving innovation and change that benefit families of disabled children, focusing on the impact we make. We challenge disadvantage and tackle inequality and help our families to deal with the barriers they face daily.
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National |
£270,146
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|
We advocate for and model equality and diversity in public life and culture. We capture the diversity of Human experience in unique shows where disabled and non-disabled people perform as equals and we champion access to inclusive social and cultural experiences for every body. Our work overturns inequalities by uncovering and amplifying hidden talent and marginalised voices for the benefit of all
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National |
£1,756,718
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|
To support, strengthen and improve the quality of life for Essex families with children and young people with any special educational need or disability (SEND), requiring quality advice, information, emotional and practical support, especially at the time of diagnosis or varied transition points. Through 'holistic' information, advice and support projects/services and range of family activities.
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Essex, Southend-on-sea, Thurrock |
£355,645
|
|
Journey works in a person-centered, positive behaviour approach, enabling people with complex learning disability to develop life and work skills, and to manage their health and well-being. Our services are delivered in groups in our day centres, enterprises and in community settings. We want people with learning disability to be able to lead socially-inclusive, active and fulfilling lives.
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Durham, Northumberland, Gateshead, Newcastle Upon Tyne City, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Sunderland |
£1,027,351
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|
Support for families with one or more members who have a learning disability or autism. We provide social development projects during the main school holidays and at weekends as well as a summer camp. Throughout the year we run a friendship scheme, healthy activity sessions, a life and employment skills project for young adults, and a support/information service for parents/siblings.
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London |
£543,152
|
|
The charity provides two homes for adults with learning difficulties and aims to promote, encourage and develop their independent living skills.
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Northamptonshire |
£2,099,643
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|
People First Independent Advocacy provides a wide range of support and information services across the North of England, aimed at helping people to live informed, respected, healthy and fulfilled lives.
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National |
£2,013,226
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We publish unique Touch to See books which enable blind and partially sighted people, young and old, to explore and enjoy the world of pictures. Our purpose is to relieve the social and educational isolation that they suffer throughout their lives. These unique books are available throughout Britain and Ireland to all visually impaired people completely free from our postal library service.
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National |
£548,560
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|
Markfield is a community centre based in the London Borough of Haringey, which promotes rights, independence, choice and inclusion for Disabled people and their families.
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Haringey |
£643,609
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It carries out activities or services itself
|
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£961,361
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A place for people of all abilities and disabilities to have fun, play, learn and live
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Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire |
£612,011
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The charity's objects are to increase opportunities in education, training, work and leisure for people with disabilities and special needs and their carers in South and East Cambridgeshire
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Cambridgeshire |
£851,276
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|
Blue Cabin nurtures meaningful relationships between care experienced individuals, and the people and organisations who are part of their lives. Creativity is at the heart of all that we do. We prioritize work in the North East.We provide access to creative experiences, training for the adults in their lives and carry out research and evaluation to influence practice and policy.
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Throughout England |
£330,440
|
|
Under the names Carers Trust Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Norfolk we provide information, emotional and practical support, training and breaks from caring for adult, young adult and young carers. We promote independence, support in emergencies and provide CQC regulated care for adults and children with special or complex needs. Personalised support is through clubs, groups or in family homes.
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Central Bedfordshire, Bedford, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Suffolk, Peterborough City, Essex |
£4,129,700
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Club Soda works with people who have learning disabilities and autism. They deliver workshops in music making and DJing and produces live events which showcase the talents of members and other artists with learning disabilities and autism. Gig Buddies Croydon is a project run by Club Soda that aims to make makes music and night-time entertainment accessible to people with learning disabilities.
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Croydon |
£144,443
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|
Deaf Experience (DEXperience) is deaf user-led, aiming for the wellbeing of deaf children and young people, providing consultation, participation, training and research. DEX conducted a ground-breaking Best Value Review of deaf education from user perspective, establishing universal performance standards and works with national organisations towards legislation and policy change.
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National |
£110,151
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|
Dash provides information and advice to disabled people in the London Borough of Hillingdon enabling them to make choices about how they live their lives. Dash also runs a number of activities and sports sessions.
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Hillingdon |
£395,182
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|
Legal advice for disabled people on benefits, housing, debt, community care. Professional advocacy for disabled and older people and carers. Direct payments support service for Lambeth. Into Sport project for disabled people. Employment support project for young Disabled people. Disability Hate Crime policy work. Community development work with Disabled people. Local strategic and policy work.
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Lambeth, Southwark |
£506,136
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|
To provide the necessary facilities for the care recreation and education of children and young people with special needs and their carers and siblings.To develop mediation and advocacy services for such persons who are in need of them.To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Chesterfield and surrounding area the provision of facilities for the education and recreation or other leisure time
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Derbyshire |
£1,326,164
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|
Inclusion Barnet uses lived experience of disability, including mental health issues and long term conditions, to create better services and more inclusive communities. Inclusion Barnet delivers services to disabled people and the wider community in Barnet.
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Barnet |
£1,185,400
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|
Providing support to older and vulnerable people in maintaining their well-being while living in their own home in the Greater Manchester and surrounding area including: Advice and support, carrying out free or at low cost, small-scale home repairs (handyhelp); support, supervision and inspection service for larger-scale home repairs and adaptations.
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Wigan, Manchester City |
£2,120,208
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|
The Trust provides support to adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. We offer Nursing and Residential Care in around 50 homes in the Bristol area, as well as Supported Living, Short Breaks, Day Care and Home Care. Services are tailored to meet individual needs and to support people to achieve their own goals.
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South Gloucestershire, Bristol City, Gloucestershire, North Somerset, Bath And North East Somerset |
£31,511,678
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|
Move Momentum is a dance charity based in Winchester, Hampshire that provides classes that are accessible, inclusive and affordable for everyone. We focus on supporting mental and physical well-being and enriching people's quality of life. Our main beneficiaries are young people, older adults and people with disabilities.
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Hampshire |
£38,795
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|
OUR VISION IS A WORLD IN WHICH PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ARE ABLE TO REALISE THEIR POTENTIAL AS EQUAL AND ACTIVE CITIZENS IN CONTROL OF THEIR LIVES. OUR MISSION IS TO ENABLE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO REALISE THEIR POTENTIAL THROUGH PERSONALISED LEARNING, TRANSITION AND DESTINATION SERVICES.
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Barking And Dagenham, Derbyshire, East Sussex, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, South Gloucestershire, Torfaen, Warwickshire, Worcestershire |
£36,190,428
|
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ActivityPAS continues to raise awareness of and improve knowledge of stalking by contributing/speaking at national and local groups.In April 2018 PAS soft launched a specialist Advocacy Service appointing professionally trained volunteers to - Support victims at risk of stalking, enable early identification of stalking and act as a single-point of access to credible and reliable information
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National |
£87,179
|
|
Services to the elderly and disabled.HomecareHealthy LivingBenefits adviceHandyhelp servicesCommunity transportSenior Active projectsMobility Equipment hire and salesAssisted transportHearing AidsVoluntary services
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Central Bedfordshire, Bedford, Northamptonshire |
£1,318,615
|
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It carries out activities or services itself
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Highland |
£349,233
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|
To help visually impaired people in and around the county of Somerset to live as independently as possible by the provision of services and activities.
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Somerset |
£577,784
|
|
Advice, information and support services for parents/carers of children and young people with disabilities. Services and activities for children and young people with disabilities and support for their siblings.
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Essex |
£796,715
|
|
STAGETEXT provides and promotes the use of captioning systems in arts and entertainment venues to enable deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people to access live performance.
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National |
£915,703
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|
Graeae is a disabled-led theatre company that profiles the skills of disabled actors, writers and directors. The artistic approach creates aesthetically accessible productions that include a disabled and non-disabled audience. The company has built an enviable reputation for producing thrilling and innovative work, particularly built around the creative use of sign language and audio description.
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National |
£1,724,808
|
|
The Link Charitable Trusts works with children, young people and their families to promote positive family life and relationships by providing supportive activities for all.
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Durham, Middlesbrough, Newcastle Upon Tyne City, Sunderland, North Yorkshire, Hartlepool, Redcar And Cleveland, Darlington, Stockton-on-tees |
£255,481
|
|
The Living Room offers a free, structured, daytime rehabilitation programme for all adults living with the illness of addiction in Hertfordshire and family and carers of someone living with an addiction.
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Hertfordshire |
£908,634
|
|
Oily Cart contributes to the quality of life of young people, with a focus on increasing access to creativity and culture for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent babies, children and young people and their families, through the provision of highly accessible, multi-sensory, interactive theatrical performances.
|
National |
£723,617
|
|
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.
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Richmond Upon Thames, Kingston Upon Thames, City Of Westminster, Hammersmith And Fulham, Kensington And Chelsea, Hillingdon, Brent, Hounslow |
£1,018,604
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|
Our activities centre around making people's lives better by providing space and opportunity for people to enjoy vibrant cultural experience that inspire and enhance their sense of wellbeing.
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National |
£6,023,100
|
|
To promote, maintain, improve and advance the education and health of children diagnosed with autism and/or other autistic and related communication disorders.
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Throughout London |
£7,703,979
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|
Provide information, support, advice and advocacy to carers, their families and other people they care for. We operate within the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham and adjoining areas.
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Essex, Barking And Dagenham, Thurrock |
£734,388
|
|
Provision of social and educational activites for adults with learning disabilities, clubs for children with learning disabilities and for their siblings, support and advice for parents and carers of a disabled person, supported housing projects for adults with a learning disability, and a calendar of social functions and outings for children and adults with a learning disability and their carers.
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Enfield, Camden, Islington, Haringey, Hackney, Barnet |
£7,504,448
|
|
Compaid provides a range of practical services, using information technology and other resources, to enable disabled adults and children in and around Kent to maximise their social, creative, learning and employment opportunities.
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Surrey, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex |
£1,340,068
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|
deaf awareness: NE runs a series of sessions and activities from the Linskill Centre, North Shields, to help raise awareness of issues impacting on deaf and hard of hearing people. These session include sign language, lipreading, tinnitus support, deaf awareness training and deaf sports. Hearing induction loops, speech to text and BSL/English interpreters are used as appropriate.
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Northumberland, Newcastle Upon Tyne City, North Tyneside |
£46,089
|
|
The Deafness Resource Centre provides services that support, empower and enable D/deaf people to fully participate and access services and opportunities that facilitates independence and improves lifestyles. The services include advocacy, equipment and communication service. The Deafness Resource Centre is based in St Helens offering services across the North West region and the wider UK.
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National |
£472,453
|
|
The charity provides a range of disability-related services including:. Advice & Information - with a focus on welfare benefits and disability rights. Community Cafe - serving healthy, home-cooked food at affordable prices. Shopmobility - daily hire of mobility scooters and wheelchairs plus sales of disability aids. Volunteer scheme - with opportunities for training and development
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Cheshire West & Chester |
£683,217
|
|
Family Links is a national charity dedicated to the promotion of emotional health at home, at school and at work. We offer high-quality training in the Nurturing Programme to promote the development of good emotional health and relationships. Our aim is to enable children and adults to realise their individual potential, enjoy positive relationships and live healthy and fulfilled lives.
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National |
£903,352
|
|
It carries out activities or services itself
|
Glasgow City |
£3,065,211
|
|
It carries out activities or services itself
|
Glasgow City |
£5,200,409
|
|
Education/Training for People with a disability/Special needs
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Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes |
£699,606
|
|
Provision of support for blind and visually impaired, primarily in Oxfordshire.
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Oxfordshire |
£338,873
|
|
It carries out activities or services itself
|
Inverclyde |
£49,098,000
|
|
Employ, pay and give whole life training to disadvantaged people.
|
Oxfordshire |
£892,133
|
|
Ruils is a user-led charity that supports disabled children and adults to live independently & be part of their community. We deliver a range of holistic, outcome-focused services that aim to remove barriers to living an independent life including information, advice, advocacy, befriending, Direct Payments support, Social Prescribing and inclusive community activities.
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Richmond Upon Thames, Kingston Upon Thames, Lambeth, Wandsworth |
£1,546,017
|
|
The charity provides high quality specialist care and education, including physical training, to children and young adults with one or more form of complex communication and learning difficulties which means that they require special provision. Royal Schools for the Deaf, Manchester (charity no 526091) gifted certain assets and its operating activities to Seashell Trust on 1 September 2008.
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Stockport |
£19,431,479
|
|
The provision of therapeutic support via hydrotherapy, rebound therapy and swimming for children with additional needs, aged between 1 and 16, along with fun and educational activities, and including the whole family.
|
National |
£260,294
|
|
Steel Bones helps civil amputee families live life to the full, helped by a proactive peer community. The support we provide empowers the amputee and their family helping in moments of crisis. Steel Bones has a year-round calendar of events for amputees and their families. Passionately encouraging a fully inclusive society by publishing children's books and providing engaging school workshops.
|
National |
£135,269
|
|
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.
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Oxfordshire |
£10,799,439
|
|
The Hub is a social enterprise, delivering innovative person-centred and vocational skills-development training for people with learning disabilities and difficulties to enjoy employment and active citizenship. Work-coaches support vulnerable people to thrive and enjoy 'real' working lives in the charity's trading companies and to learn new skills as part of the charity's micro-enterprises.
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Dorset, Somerset |
£583,775
|
|
The Pump (East Birmingham) Ltd is an intergrated hub of service providers working to support the development of young people with a focus on skills, employment and training.
|
Birmingham City |
£400,485
|
|
Shaw Trust provides services to people who are disabled or otherwise disadvantaged, principally to help them find employment or to develop work and independence skills.
|
National |
£294,753,000
|
|
Our aim is to promote social mobility by creating and delivering high-quality opportunities for young people in the most deprived communities that will help them develop and build the skills they will need for work in the 21st Century and which will inspire and motivate them to discover what they are amazing at and fulfil their potential.
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Scotland, Throughout England And Wales |
£1,391,482
|
|
To help young people advance in life, through support recreation and leisure.
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Central Bedfordshire, Luton |
£430,630
|