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Beechside Respite Care Unit
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- Beechside is a respite care unit for Children with Special needs.
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235 Havant Road, Drayton, Portsmouth
PO6 1DA
Brittle Bone Society
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- Supporting people with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, their families, carers and health professionals throughout the UK for 30 years.
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3 Racton Avenue, Drayton, Portsmouth
PO6 2HH
Contact a Family
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- UK-wide charity providing advice, information and support to the parents of all disabled children.
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209-211 City Road, London
EC1V 1JN
DIAL Helpline
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- Disability Information & Advice Line. DIAL provides a free impartial and confidential service of information and advice, and is staffed by people with direct experience of disability. Visits, telephone calls and letters are welcome. A Social Security welfare benefits service is available.
- dialhelp@btconnect.com
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Frank Sorrell Centre, Prince Albert Road, Portsmouth
PO4 9HR
Elizabeth Foundation
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- Practical early intervention services for babies and children who are deaf or hard of hearing (aged 0-4 years - the pre-school years), and their parents, carers and families. Baby nursery, pre-school and one-to-one sessions with Teachers of the Deaf.
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Southwick Hill Rd (in grounds QA), Cosham, Portsmouth
PO6 3LL
Family Link Respite Care Scheme
Description
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- Family Link carers provide short breaks for children with disabilities and their family, up to a maximum of 48 hours each month. This allows parents to have a regular break from looking after their disabled child, whilst also providing opportunities for the child to develop and experience new activities and friendships.
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Beechside Respite Care Unit, 235 Havant Road, Drayton, Portsmouth
PO6 1PA
Portsmouth Autism Support Network
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- PASN is a registered charity for families with children on the Autistic Spectrum, providing emotional and educational support.
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Frank Sorrell Centre, Prince Albert Road, Southsea
PO4 9HR
Portsmouth Disability Forum
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- PDF is a local non political lobbying and campaigning group recognized by Portsmouth City Council and the Primary Care Trust amongst many others as a consultative disability group within Portsmouth. Our aim is to promote the care, welfare, interest, education and advancement of disabled people their families and personal assistants and their…
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Frank Sorrell Centre, Prince Albert Road, Southsea, Portsmouth
PO4 9HR
Sensory Impairment Service
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- The Service for Sensory Impairment comprises of Specialist Teacher Advisers, Communication Support Workers, a Paediatric Rehabilitation Officer and Intervenors. We work with sensory impaired children and young people from 0-19 years of age, at home or other pre-school settings, in schools and colleges. Our aim is to maximise the educational…
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Battenburg Avenue Clinic, Battenburg Avenue, North End, Portsmouth PO2 0TA
PO2 0TA
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