Charities
We help families. with disabled children with bone conditions under the age of 21 coupled with complex needs. We provide financial , emotional and practical support. We provide sensory equipment , disability aids and group residential weekends .
SESAW rescues, cares for and, whenever possible, re-homes any animal in need. Those that cannot be re-homed due to age or health problems, live out their natural lives at the Sanctuary or in foster homes. Wild animals are returned to the area where they were found or to a similar habitat if that is not possible. Responsible ownership is promoted including the often neglected issue of neutering. The Charity is sometimes called upon to work with housing associations, social services and other community based organisations.
SAMM is a national UK Charity supporting families bereaved by Murder and Manslaughter. We also provide adice and training to many agencies on issues relevant to the traumatically bereaved. If you have been bereaved by Murder or Manslaughter you may find it difficult to make the first call, regardless of how long it is since you were bereaved. Perhaps you can ask a family member, a friend, or your Police Family Liaison Officer to make the call on your behalf. We can then contact you at your convenience. You may want support via our helpline, access our to our secure on-line forum, or we can refer you to a local contact if there is one in your area. Perhaps you prefer a home visit by our trained volunteers or a staff member. Whichever service suits you, SAMM staff and volunteers will do their best to provide it for you. You may be experiencing difficulties with regard to the authorities. SAMM staff are very well informed with regard to the agencies you may be dealing with, SAMM may be able to assist you with any problem and make contact on your behalf. Please - do not feel you are alone. You will talk to people who will care for you, and understand your grief, all our SAMM volunteers are themselves bereaved as a result of homicide.
We are a charity which trains dogs to assist people with disabilities and to alert people with epilepsy before they have a seizure. We are members of Assistance Dogs UK.