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National Support Organisations
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National Support Organisations
Below, you can find national support organisations that young people (16+) can access for Information Advice and Support.
We recommend making contact with them to find out more information on what they offer.
The ADHD Foundation - ADHD Information Support Service
The ADHD Foundation works in partnership with individuals, families, and professionals to build a positive foundation for life.
The ADHD Foundation offer Information Advice & Support on:
- Managing emotions
- Sleep
- Bullying
You can access Information Advice and Support by visiting their website on the following link:
British Dyslexia Association (BDA) - Dyslexia Information Support Service
The BDA offer Information, Advice and Support to young people (16+) with Dyslexia.
They can offer support on the following topics:
- Support in Education
- Looking for work
- Learning to drive
- Living with someone who is Dyslexic
For more information you can contact them on the following:
Bullying UK - Information Support Service
If you are being bullied at school/college, Bullying UK can offer advice and support.
They offer Information Advice & Support on the following:
- Learning & School
- Making Friends
- Health & Wellbeing
- Online Safety
If you would like to know more, you can contact them on the following:
Contact (previously Contact a Family) - Information Support Service
Contact supports families with guidance and information on a wide range of topics.
They offer support on the following topics:
- Education
- Social Care
- Benefits & Money
- Health & Medical information
- Preparing for Adult Life
- Family Life
Would you like further information? You can contact them on:
Down’s Syndrome Association - Down's Syndrome Information Support Service
Children and adults with Down’s syndrome are all unique individuals with their own personalities, family backgrounds and preferences that make them who they are.
Here you can find support with the following:
- Bank accounts and money
- Dealing with everyday situations
- Making choices
- Finding a job
For further information, please contact them on:
Dyspraxia Foundation -Information Support Service
Dyspraxia Foundation offers Information, Advice & Support on matters relating to Dyspraxia. They provide:
- Information Sheets
- Speech & Language Information
- Where to find help
- Frequently asked questions
If you would like to find out more information, you can contact them on:
Independent Provider Special Education Advice (IPSEA)
IPSEA offers free and independent legally based information, advice and support to help get the right education for children and young people with all kinds of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
They offer Information Advice and Support on the following:
- Education Health & Care Plans (EHCP's)
- Exclusions
- Support at School/College
- Transport
- Preparing for Adulthood
Do you want further information? please visit their website on:
MENCAP - Information Support Service
The services they provide range from the following:
- Round-the-clock care to helping someone join in with local leisure activities
- Providing advice and information on things like employment and education
- Helping someone to live independently for the first time.
For more information you can contact them on the following:
National Autistic Society (NAS) - Autism Information Support Service
The National Autistic Society is the leading UK charity for autistic people (including those with Asperger syndrome) and their families.
They provide Information on a wide range of topics ranging from:
- Getting older
- Advocacy
- Looking for work
- Managing money
For more information you can contact them on the following:
Papyrus UK - Suicide Prevention Charity
Papyrus is the UK Charity for the prevention of young suicide (under 35). They provide Information Advice and Support through their website resources and dedicated HOPELINE.
Children & Young People can phone their dedicated HOPELINE for support.
Royal National Institute of Blind People - Information Support Service
The Royal National Institute of Blind People is a UK charity offering information, support and advice to people in the UK with sight loss.
They can offer support on topics such as:
- Eye Health
- Sight Loss & Wellbeing
- Money, Benefits & Finance
- Technology and Useful Products
You can contact them on the following:
Royal Society for Blind Children - Information Support Service
The Royal Society for Blind Children is a UK charity offering information, support and advice to families of Children and Young People with sight loss. They offer the following:
- A dedicated Youth Worker
- Virtual Programmes and Activities
- Information on Health and Social Care
- Welfare Benefits Advice
- Form filling
You can contact them on:
Sense - Information Support Service
They provide early intervention for children, helping young people access education, and supporting the transition into adulthood and beyond.
Sense provide Information Advice & Support on the following:
- Health & Social Care
- Benefits
- Education
- Legal Rights
- Communication
- Technology
Would you like further information?, please contact them on:
YoungMinds - Information Support Service
Young Minds is a UK leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people.
They provide Information Advice & Support on the following:
- Feelings & Symptoms
- Crisis Support
- Conditions
- Looking after yourself
For more information, please contact them on: