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The group is aimed at young autistic people ages who want something to do during the day, it is ideal for those who are not yet in employment. We aim to provide advice and support to parents of children with special educational needs, helping them to gain for their child an education appropriate to their potential. We are a group of volunteer parents and carers who aim to represent the interests of families and young people with additional needs and disabilities across Rochdale, Heywood and Middleton.
We offer independant, impartial advice and support to parents and carers who have children with learning difficulties or disabilities, whether your child is currently being assessed by the Local Authority or not. We offer information, advice and support to children, young people and parents about special educational needs and disability, including matters relating to health and social care. Salfordautism exists to support anyone who is, cares for, or is affected by someone who has an autism condition.
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The intentions of the group are to give support to families and individuals who are in need of assistance and guidance in dealing with family members and individuals who may otherwise feel there is no help available to them. We are the Parent Carer Forum for The Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley and provide a friendly,supportive environment where you can link with other people like yourself who understand the worries and rewards of caring for a child with additional needs. We all face the same challenges ,every single day.
St Helens Carers Centre is an independent registered charity which is governed by Carers and works to improve the quality of life for informal Carers in the borough of St Helens. The Autumn Group is a registered charity- that focuses on supporting families caring for children and adults affected by Autism who live in Greater Manchester. Trafford Carers Centre is a non-profit organisation that supports unpaid carers looking after someone who lives in the Trafford area. The majority of our services are free, and everything you tell us will be kept in confidence. The Parents Forum works in partnership with parents and professionals in the key areas that affect us and our children.
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The NAS EarlyBird Healthy Minds programme is a six-session parent support programme to help promote good mental health in children with autism including Asperger syndrome. Aspergers Anonymous provides regular free support group meetings and a program to practice social interactions, acceptance positive thinking. The Charity is run by a management committee who volunteer their time to help those with Autistic spectrum disoder and their families; our experience comes from living with Autistic spectrum disorder and or caring for someone with Autistic spectrum disorder.
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County Down based charity supporting families and young people with ASD. Helping Hands is organised and managed entirely by volunteer Parents, all of the funds we raise go directly in assisting the families of Children affected by Autism and Aspergers Syndrome. They take great pride in being able to help families have access to literature, equipment, training courses, therapies and facilities. Provide activities for children with autism spectrum disorders and their siblings in Antrim. Parents attend also and meet other families.
We meet regularly at Farrenshane House in Antrim and also organise activities at other locations. Offers support to families who have a child or member with autism or Asperger syndrome. They provide an activity group for young children with autism as well as swimming and trampoline classes.
For further details please contact the branch. They provide an activity group for young children with autism. Teenscene is a supported youth group service for teenagers with an autism spectrum disorder ASD , aged between 10 and 16 years.
Both meet monthly. Offers support to families who have a family member with autism or Asperger syndrome. The branch holds a family club every Saturday afternoon. Offers support to families who have a child or family member with autism or Asperger syndrome. We provide an activity group every other Friday evening for children and young people, parents must accompany them and siblings are welcome. Parent support group which meets in the South Antrim area.
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Befrienders is an independent voluntary organisation which recruits adult volunteers to offer friendship and support for children aged years, living in Argyll and Bute, and experiencing difficulties in some area of their lives including children with autism spectrum disorders. An independent advice centre offering free, confidential and impartial support and advice on a range of issues including housing, benefits, debt management, consumer advice, employment, tax and social issues. The centre can also provide representation at disability benefit tribunals.
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The befriending service trains volunteers to befriend lonely, isolated or disabled adults living in East Dunbartonshire. A membership organisation in Scotland for people with learning disabilities and family carers. Information about their campaigns, services, events and. The Carers Centre provides individual and group support to carers of all ages in Falkirk district and Clackmannanshire.
The project supports people who are caring for people with any type of disability. They offer a wide range of facilities to all carers including information, advice, support groups, complimentary therapies, access to welfare rights advice, training courses, advocacy support and counselling. Parents supporting other parents - to help build a family's confidence and ability to cope.
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