ADHD Directions is a parent run support group who support those affected by ADHD in a safe, non-judgemental environment by providing information and shared knowledge through informal meetings. They are based in Bracknell however, they welcome anyone from anywhere!  They meet regularly several times a…

COVID-19 RESPONSE: Team working from home and has established regular times for contact with service users and carers using the telephone, video-calls, emails and instant messaging.    Offering activity packs, online activities, video-based workshops, telephone catch ups Last updated 15/04/2020 A service offering specialist support to the carers and families of younger people living with…

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…

The Adult Dyslexia Centre aims to help adults with dyslexia achieve their full potential in employment, education and social settings. Also to raise awareness with employers, educators and trainers. Dyslexia assessment for both adults and children, short courses to raise confidence and self-esteem.   Are…

Learn to Hope is a Social Enterprise created for the benefit of the residents of Social and Affordable Housing providers. We retrain long-term unemployed residents, and our goal is to find full and part-time work for every resident who successfully completes the course. Not just…

Have you had experience of care and support services? Would you be willing to share your ideas about how to improve things? The Adult Social Care User Panel is for people who have used care services, or come into contact with these services as family…

We provide places to live for people with learning disabilities or mental health problems. We also provide support for people so they can live their lives the way they want. And we give employment advice for people with disabilities who want to get into work.…

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,…