Disability Charities

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Access for Living

The charity was formed to maintain and manage residential care homes and other forms of accommodation, to provide care, support and advice to enable people with learning disabilities to live in their own homes. The company is also active in all areas surrounding the care and well-being of people with learning disabilities including whenever possible the continued improvement in available services.

Access in Dudley is a disabled peoples' user led organisation. We are all volunteers and we work towards making the built environment more accessible for people with disabilities. We do this by carrying out access audits, disability awareness training, information in alternate formats, graphic facilitation and giving access advice.

Proving transport and Shopmobility services to disabled and elderly in Plymouth

Access the Dales exists to break down the barriers that prevent people living with disabilities enjoying the great outdoors either independently or with their friends and family. We will do this wherever need, demand and our capacity allow, by making all-terrain mobility vehicles available to borrow at outdoor locations in the north of England. We are sharing information

Access Theatre is a company for adults with learning disabilities and a range of physical and sensory impairments. We meet weekly at Launceston Town Hall for drama and dance activities and regularly produce high-quality public performances . The members are supported by volunteers. We employ an experienced professional dance/theatre practitioner. New members are always welcome.

PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL, RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES & THEIR CARERS/HELPERS. THE OBJECT IS TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR SUCH PERSONS.ACE OFFERS CLASSES EACH WEEK, TERM TIME, AT SOUTH DEVON COLLEGE INCLUDING SWIMMING, THURSDAY GROUP SOCIAL MORNING, SPORT MOBILITY AND DRAWING AND PAINTING.

Undertaking projects in collaboration with other organisations to improve accessibility and inclusiveness through the use of information and communications technology for people subject to communications-related disability however caused.

? Publish accessible children?s story books? Trade with individuals, educational settings early years? settings, libraries, shops ? Promote and educate disabled people?s access to information and literature? Fund books for disabled people free of charge ? Collect feedback from disabled book users and providers of literature? Introduce accessible information to professionals in literature

We have had meetings every week during last 18 months with the blind people on the Skype in Persian language,(we have some recording about ceremony meetings and Some question and answers)We have done lots of questions and answers for using VoiceOver in iPhone in the worldwide in Persian language at WhatsApp social media, Also we had some over phone

Provide information, support and training to disabled individuals and organisations and businesses who work with disabled individuals

Accessible Arts & Media runs a range of inclusive creative learning and wellbeing projects for groups including disabled adults and young people, older people with dementia and people with enduring mental health problems. Our projects help people develop the skills and confidence to connect with their local community and have more of a say in the things that matter to them.

To provide boating for people with disabilities in two boats equipped for the disabled and their carers.

We provide a range of Accessible Boating opportunities for people of varying abilities to engage together in water related activities on open water, which we believe has a therapeutic effect. Our services are delivered in the Thames Valley and our model is in development for replication on a national basis.

To provide community transport schemes.

The Accessible Friends Network (TAFN) provides support, training and social activities run by and for blind and visually impaired people, via the internet and VoIP conferencing.

The Charity has two linked charities: Ring and Ride West Midlands and WMSNT (Accessible Transport Services). These operate 528 highly accessible minibus type vehicles to provide transport for people of all ages who suffer from mobility problems and 87 larger buses which fulfil Community Bus services. The Charity also provides CPC and NVQ based training to local authorities and other agencies.

The object of the Company is to provide a Community Transport service for such of the inhabitants of West Somerset and surrounding areas who are in need of this service because of age, sickness, deprivation, disadvantage or disability (mental or physical), or poverty, or because of a lack of availability of adequate and safe public passenger services.

Accomplish support projects for children with disabilities in regions of rural Africa, that promote the following:educationmedical needsincome generationcommunity outreach We do this in several ways:UK-based fundraisingAwarding grantsStrategic collaborations and long-term African partnerships

The Charity supports people with sight loss across a large part of East Lancashire and offers a range of services from our refurbished Sight Advice Centre in Accrington.

TO PROVIDE RESPITE CARE AND A RANGE OF OTHER SERVICES TO LOCAL CHILDREN/ADULTS WITH A DISABILITY AND THEIR FAMILIES

Providing assistance advice representation advocacy services and projects to directly relieve the needs or disability of "vulnerable people" here meaning children young people family carers the elderly and people with learning or other disabilities and mental health issues eg dementiaPromoting organising facilitating co-operation partnership working between third sector and relevant bodies

Wheelchair Basketball Club incorporating teams catering for differing ages and standards

Achord Foundation exists to equip everyone to do relationships well. We believe that all relationships face a common set of fundamental hurdles, and that people can be proactively equipped to overcome these and build quality relationships. Our mission is to deliver practical, accessible and relevant content for Individuals & Couples, working through Community Organisations and Schools/Colleges.

We provide theraputic riding and carriage driving for adults and children with disabilities who can benefit from the activity-we have between 50 and 60 riders and drivers-we have 8 ponies-we rely solely on volunteer help but use a professional instructor for tuition.