Joubert Syndrome in the UK

Charity Funding & Aid

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Action For Kids | Print |
Ability House
15a Tottenham Lane
Hornsey
London
N8 9DJ
Tel: 02083 478111
 
BDF Newlife | Print |
BDF Centre
Hemlock Business Park
Hemlock Way
Cannock
Staffs
WS11 7GF
 
Cerebra | Print |
Cerebra Second Floor Offices
The Lyric Building
King Street
Carmarthen
SA31 1BD 
 
Children Today | Print |
Children Today Charitable Trust
The Moorings
Rowton Bridge
Christleton
Chester
CH3 7AE
 
Elifar Faundation | Print |
The Elifar Foundation
22 Florentine Way
Waterlooville
Hants
PO7 8JU
 
Get Kids Going | Print |
Get Kids Going
10 King Charles Terrace
Sovereign Close
London
EIW 3HL
 
Aidis Trust | Print |

Aidis Trust has been developed to help Disabled People make best use of information and communication technology by giving information, help and support on all aspects of disability computing.  Also provides free software to download.  

 
Caudwell Charitable Trust | Print |

Minton Hollins Building
Shelton Old Road
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 7RY 
 
Child Care Action Trust | Print |

Child Care Ation Trust is a charity helping to provide funding towards costs of alternative treatments/therapies or equipment needed.

 
Childrens Hope Foundation | Print |
Head Office
15 Palmer Place
London
N7 8DH
T: 020 7700 6855
F: 020 7700 4432

 

 
Family Fund | Print |
Family Fund Unit
4 Alpha Court
Monks Cross Drive
Huntingdon
York
YO32 9WN
Tel: 0845 1304542
 
Happy Days | Print |

They fund and organise holidays, days out and theatre trips throughout the UK for disadvantaged young people with special needs. They help young people in special needs schools, hospitals, hospices and they also help individual families.

 
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