Following the coming together of Autism Sussex and Pepenbury, Aspens is united in offering over 100 years of experience and expertise in South East England, including Kent, East Sussex, Brighton & Hove, West Sussex and London Borough of Bexley. At Aspens, we provide support to children, young people and adults with a range of disabilities, complex needs and those on the autism spectrum. We help children to develop the skills they need to live independently as adults; and adults to realise their potential, fulfil their ambitions and achieve greater independence. Our highly trained staff provide a personalised service focused on individual needs and offer support and advice to empower families, carers and other professionals to confidently look after those who benefit from our services.
St Thomas School, Osney Lane, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1NJ
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United Kingdom
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Aspire helps local people who have experienced disadvantage, including addiction and homelessness, to gain work experience and access support and training. They gain placements on a number of social enterprises, including recycling and gardening teams, which in turn provide valuable services to the people and businesses of Oxford.
Assist (UK)
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United Kingdom
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Assistant Support & Self-Help in Surviving Trauma.
Suite E, Gobles Court, 7 Market Square, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 6AA
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United Kingdom
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Children / Youth
ARCh recruits, trains and supports volunteers to work 1-1 with children in primary schools across Oxfordshire. With a growing network of volunteers we work in over 50% of Oxfordshire primary schools supporting more than 750 children every year. We always need more volunteers so that we can help even more children to develop a love of reading.
Pod 4, Fulham Park House, Chesilton Road, Fulham, Greater London, UK, SW6 5AA
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United Kingdom
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Mental Health
Who Are We? The Association for Post-Natal Illness is the leading organisation in its field. It is a Registered Charity (No. 280510) and it was established in 1979 to: – Provide support by telephone or email to anyone suffering from or affected by post-natal Illness including partners, family/friends. – Increase public awareness of the illness – Encourage research into its cause/nature.
The Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus gives advice and support to people with Spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus, their families and carers.
The Association of Blind Piano Tuners exists to serve the professional and particular needs of its members and other blind and partially sighted piano tuners throughout the world.
