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Little People UK
| Tel: 07925893398
Little People UK was co-founded in January 2012 by actor Warwick Davis, his wife Samantha and a group of individuals with the same goal; to offer friendship and support to people with dwarfism, their families and friends, and help build a positive future for those individuals. Since its inception, Little People UK has become a registered charity and an essential resource for the social, medical and financial needs of the little people community in the UK. To date it has attracted over 200 members, along with the support of highly respected Orthopaedic, Ophthalmic, Neurological and Anaesthetic consultant surgeons together with Physiotherapists and Educational practitioners, all of whom have a special interest in helping people with dwarfism. It is lead by a voluntary committee of 12 and one member of staff, that relies on fundraising and generous donations. Its committee is made up of both people with dwarfism and average height individuals, making for a very fair and compassionate group who can meet the needs of everyone, ensuring friendship and support is provided, whilst raising awareness of people with dwarfism and celebrating with great pride and positivity little peoples contribution to society.
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Living made easy
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Providing impartial advice and information on aids and solutions for independent living.
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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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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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Mind: Bereavement
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Providing information on bereavement, where to go for support, and suggestions for helping yourself and others through grief.
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Mixed Ability Rugby
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It is not a disability sport, players are not classified by physical, intellectual or mental disabilities or barriers. It is a sport open to anyone who wants to play regular full-contact rugby. If you happen to have some form of disability or barrier, but want to play rugby on a regular basis then Mixed Ability is perfect for you.
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Part of Life
| Tel: 07970036979
Part of Life offers a positive and honest space to discuss all things relating to death and dying. With a rich and varied library of research, conversations, stories and wellbeing resources for anyone interested in seeing death as a part of life, we aim to destigmatise death to make the most of life.
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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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Project Rugby
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Bath Rugby Foundation is delivering Premiership Rugby's Project Rugby programme which is designed to introduce the sport of rugby to participants who may have previously felt excluded from the sport.
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Samaritans
| Tel: 116 123
Whatever you're going through, a Samaritan will face it with you. We're here 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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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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Step and Stone
| Tel: 07783 083779
Based in South Bristol, Step and Stone is an Into Work bakery working alongside adults with learning differences to develop work skills and offer support into paid employment.
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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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Sudden
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Sudden offer bereavement support immediately after a sudden bereavement, due to a sudden medical reason, or terminal illness, injuries caused by something that happened or suicide.