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Phoenix Therapeutic Support UK Ltd
| Tel: 07599934997
Community based support primarily to those living with mental health illness and learning disabilities
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Trauma Recovery Centre, Bath
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We are specialists in helping families recover from multiple and complex trauma and we provide 1:1 trauma recovery support to children, youth, young adults (aged between 3-24 years) and parenting support groups for parents/carers of those aged 16 years and under. We holistically support families through specialist creative therapies such as art therapy, music therapy, play therapy, creative counselling and specialist parent support groups.
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Mencap Supported Living Service
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We support people with a learning disability to live how and where they choose in our supported living services.
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Penderels Trust
| Tel: 01452 411000
We are a charity that supports people with disabilities to live independently. Most of the people we support have a direct payment for their care and support. We provide advice and guidance to support people to get the most from their direct payment. We are an approved provider in Bath and North East Somerset.
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Sight Support West of England
| Tel: 01173224885
Sight Support is the local charity offering information and support to anyone who is blind or partially sighted living in Banes.
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Better Together Support
| Tel: 07847305645
We are Better Together, so if you are struggling and need support give me a call. If you need help at home with some light chores, would like to do some arts and crafts, need motivation to exercise, or would like a chat then I can help. I also offer help with collections, shopping or meal preparation, support to go to activities or medical appointments and carer respite.
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KeyRing
| Tel: 07951721703
KeyRing provides individual support and group meet ups for people in Bath who have a learning disability, autism or need support with their mental health.
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Bath & North East Somerset Wellness Service – Everyone Health
| Tel: 0300 247 0050
Enables people to live well by supporting them to address factors that influence their emotional and physical health and wellbeing. The service aims to work with communities and individuals to increase motivation, skills, capacity and resilience to improve health.
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Stroke Peer Support Group
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A supportive group of stroke survivors who meet twice a month to share experiences, and above all to enjoy each other's company. We also organise outings and trips based on the members preference such as Ten Pin Bowling, or Westonbirt.
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Carrswood Day Service
| Tel: 01225 394590
Our service focuses on providing opportunities for adults with a Learning Disability, who require a high level of support to learn new skills, gain confidence and learn independent living skills.
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Connections Day Service
| Tel: 01225 394580
Our service focuses on providing opportunities for adults with a Learning Disability, who require a high level of support to learn new skills, gain confidence and learn independent living skills.
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Dorothy House Hospice Care
| Tel: 0345 0130 555
At Dorothy House, we provide exceptional personalised care to people in our community who are approaching death. That means we’ve got you: we’re here for our patients and their loved ones, as much or as little as they need us.
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Make a Move
| Tel: 07595 702874
Make a Move is a charity that helps people make positive changes in their lives and improve their mental health using movement, music, mindfulness and a range of other creative and therapeutic techniques.
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We Work For Everyone
| Tel: 0117 922 3330
If you are looking for work and have a learning disability, learning difficulty or are autistic, we can help. Our dedicated Employment Navigators can support you to find a way into paid work.
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Live Thrive Primal
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I am a metabolic health coach. I help people establish healthy relationship with food. I also offer home support.
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Headway Bath and District
| Tel: 07927 042 396
We provide specialist relief, cognitive rehabilitation and support to those who have suffered an acquired brain injury (through accident or injury), along with their family and carers.