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We are the UK’s leading charity for people with ataxia, their families and carers.

We support people affected by ataxia and fund research into causes and potential treatments.

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Bedford & District Cerebral Palsy Society was established over fifty years. Our primary aim is to support people in North and Mid Bedfordshire with Cerebral Palsy, their families and carers.

What We Provide
An information and support service, which allows those individuals to make informed choices, access services and work together with us towards the development of more 'needs-led' services.
Playschemes or activities in all school holidays.
Monthly Saturday activity clubs.
A monthly "Indulgence" support group for parents/carers.
A monthly hydrotherapy swim club.
Funding to individuals for specialist equipment, holidays etc.
Newsletters, campaigning, information days and social activities.

bibic is a national charity offering practical help to families caring for children with conditions such as
autism, cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome, developmental delay, traumatic and acquired brain injury and specific learning difficulties such as attention deficits hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and dyspraxia.

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The Bobath Centre is a specialist treatment centre providing individually tailored therapy for children who have cerebral palsy.
Our aim is to improve the quality of life for children so that they are healthy and active, and can participate in everyday life to the best of their ability.

The term "brain injury" covers a huge variety of conditions. At BIRD, we make no distinction between types of brain injury and aim to treat people of all ages and all levels of severity.
Many people with brain injury are born with the problem due to genetic reasons or complications during pregnancy and birth. Other people suffer trauma during their life from accidents, assaults and natural disorders such as strokes.
The people we treat may be affected by:

Stroke
Autism
Cerebral palsy
Congenital defects
Acquired head injury
Developmental delay

Dyslexia
Dyspraxia
Hyperactivity/attention deficit disorders
Behavioural / emotional disorders
Other non - specific learning difficulties.

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We are a not-for-profit company and our aim is to support people who have communication and movement difficulty. This includes, amongst others, people who have been labelled with cerebral palsy, autism, down syndrome, rett syndrome, learning difficulty and developmental delay.
We are a communication aid centre and learning support provider. We work with individuals who have communication and/or learning difficulties, their families and/or organisations that are supporting them. We can offer unique insights into ways in which the curriculum can be differentiated, the environment improved, the support systems optimised and/or communication can be supported.

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Cerebral Palsy Plus is a Bristol based charity for those with cerebral palsy, their families and carers.

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Megan Baker House is a charity providing FREE Conductive Education Services to children and teenagers with motor disabilities such as cerebral palsy, head injury, stroke, dyspraxia and adults with parkinson's disease.
Megan Baker House provides a range of sessions and activities designed to encourage development of physical independence, social and communication skills as well as teaching life skills.

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Welcome to NANSA (Norfolk & Norwich Scope Association), a local independent charity which has been established for over 50 years.

We offer a broad programme of services for Norfolk people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities through our Adult Services and Family Services departments

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The Paces Project is born in the experience of disability; specifically, the experience of the parenting of children and young people with cerebral palsy and their related learning difficulties.

The Paces Project recognises the needs of the families and carers as well as the children and young people themselves; of the need for independence as well as the need for inclusion in wider community life.

Paces is a charitable company, coming together originally in 1992 as an association of parents who had seen at first hand the benefits to children and young people with cerebral palsy of conductive education as practiced at the Pető Institute in Budapest, Hungary. Paces’ core activity is the delivery of Conductive Education programmes to children, young people and adults.

Parley is a charity which provides information and support to parents and relatives who have a child who has a long/short term medical condition, who has to undergo surgery or children with impairments or disabilities.

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A charity providing specialist services for disabled people in the North East of England, The Percy Hedley Foundation promotes the rights, needs and aspirations of disabled children and adults through specialist, high quality services.

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Petals
conductive education, training and consultancy in Exeter

Stroke group
to help people who had a Stroke regain their lost skills on their affected side

MS & Parkinsons group sessions
to learn to overcome problems of movements,
to improve speech and circulation

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Scope's services focus on four main areas where disabled people face the greatest inequality: early years, education, independent living and work. We also provide local support services which respond to the needs identified by disabled people in their communities.

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Deciding which legal practice and Cerebral Palsy lawyers to select can be a daunting and confusing decision. We understand that this is a stressful time for all involved, and provide support and guidance to our clients throughout this process.

Our clients choose us for many different reasons. As each situation is unique, the reasons for choosing us will differ from person to person. Some clients may see our ability to deliver immediate financial assistance and rehabilitation solutions as key, whereas others may want to feel secure in the knowledge that our specialist team has experience in acting in situations such as theirs. In all cases our clients are safe in the knowledge that our services will cost them and their loved ones nothing.

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