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- Welcome to ADHD UK ADHD UK is a new charity focused on ADHD. It has been created by people with ADHD for people with ADHD. The best place is to start is our About ADHD page. From there we have videos (by Dr Max Davie – specialist in ADHD,…
- Adopt Thames Valley is a regional adoption agency (RAA) which is a partnership of seven local authorities and three voluntary adoption agencies, working together to recruit and support a range of adoptive families, finding families for children both locally and nationally. Our aim is to…
- People over the age of 19 years now have the chance to apply for an Advanced Learning Loan. To find out more visit the .gov.uk website. You must be 19 or older on the first day of your course. Your course must be: a Level 3, 4,…
- Independent advocacy service to help resolve issues about health and well-being, health services and social care services. We aim to support you to: Be in control of decisions made about you Make your experiences, views, wishes and feelings heardPO Box 375HastingsTN34 9HU
Childminder Monday to Thursday 7.30am - 5.30pmWarm and welcome environment provided with stimulating activities and experiences throughout the day. Large garden for outdoor activities and play. We visit many of the parks in and around Reading to explore and learn. We frequently visit playgroups and other childminders settings for outdoor/indoor play.…ReadingBerkshireRG30
- Helpline Monday to Friday 10.30am-2.30pm / Office 9am-5pmAround 6% of children starting school have speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) – an average of 2 in every classroom. Afasic is the UK charity representing children and young people with speech, language and communication difficulties, working for their inclusion in society and supporting their parents…15Old Ford RoadLondonE2 9PJ
- Englefield grows more than 100,000 plants a year. But it is a thriving garden centre in more ways than one: It is a self-sustaining social enterprise that operates without funding grants or subsidies. Nearly half the permanent workforce are adults with learning disabilities. It runs…The StreetTheale, EnglefieldReadingRG7 5ES
- The squadron can be contacted by calling 0118 9582867 during parade nights. Visit website for more information, you can also leave a message.Block 5Brock BarracksReadingBerkshireRG30 1HW
- 3rd Monday of the month 8pmAll those affected by someone else's drinking are welcome, please just be aware that some meetings may also be attended by professionals eg medical, educational or others interested in how Al-Anon works. OPEN Meeting on third Monday of the month in Reading. Meetings are not…Wycliffe Baptist Church, 233Kings RoadReadingRG1 4LS
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