Rosie’s Rainbow Fund supports sick and disabled children in hospital, school and in the community. Rosie’s Rainbow Fund runs music therapy sessions at the John Radcliffe Children’s Hospital, Oxford; Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading and Stoke Manderville Hospital, Aylesbury. They offer bereavement support for families after…
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- Specialist antenatal clinics We run a number of specialist clinics as part of our antenatal care. For more details visit https://www.royalberkshire.nhs.uk/featured-services/maternity/antenatal-services/specialist-antenatal-clinics/ Birth after caesarean (BAC) clinic Consultant midwives Rainbow Service - The Rainbow service is a specialist service for women and their families who are expecting a…
- At the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), our work is centred on two simple statements - our mission and vision. Our mission is to save lives and reduce injuries. Our vision is to lead the way on accident prevention. Advice, Information…27-28Calthorpe RoadEdgbastonBirminghamB15 1RP
- Refugee Support Group provides a safe space, OISC-accredited advice, practical support, and social activities. We run English classes and assist with accessing education, volunteering, and employment. We empower our community to access their rights, signpost to specialized services, and campaign and raise awareness of issues…35-39London StreetReadingRG1 4PS
- Every SaturdaySadaka is a non-profit charity based in Reading with an ethos of giving without judgement or bias. Working within Greater Reading, we aim to provide free lunches, groceries, books, clothes, toiletries and sign posting to other local services, to those who are struggling financially, while…90bGreat Knollys StreetReadingBerkshireRG1 7HL
- SAFE! Support for Young People Affected by Crime (“SAFE!”). There are two main projects Young Victim Service supports young people who are dealing with the effects of crime. We have a number of workers, who can meet with young people face to face or online…
- The Salvation Army provides family support, including coffee drop in, 50+ lunch club, 50+ club, family meetings, Lunch Bunch (half term activities for parents and children) and junior club. Salvation Army - Reading Central Salvation Army - Reading West
- Dial for free from any landline or mobile network: 116 123 for emotional support, advice and guidance - 24/7 Unable to receive callers in person at the moment. Standard rate line number: 0330 094 5717 Samaritans aims to benefit society by improving people's emotional health in…The Samaritans59a Cholmeley RoadReadingBerkshireRG1 3NB
- NHS educational website for primary school children, parents and schools. This website provides easy advice and information designed to help ensure children can stay healthy, safe and know what to do in an emergency. SCAS mascot 999 Ted also provides seasonal tips on how to…
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