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Situated next to the sport centre in Dogflud Way, Farnham, 40degreez is a one-stop shop where young people can drop-in, get advice or get involved in leisure activities.
40degreez will provide what young people have been asking for and is central and accessible for the Farnham area.
40degreez is a tardis - a warehouse on the outside and a welcoming and new building on the inside. The whole building is on two storeys and is fully accessible.
Upstairs there are three large and well equipped activity rooms, a reception area, shower and laundry facilities, and a large store room.
Downstairs, apart from the main youth club room and coffee bar, there are two advice rooms, a quiet room, the computer suite and offices for 40degreez administrator and surrey youth development service.
All rooms have telephones and broadband connections.

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For over 40 years we have championed the cause of sick children, involving Children and Young People in the Planning and Provision of Healthcare. Find out more about us, the work we do, and how you can help our work.

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Belle Vue House is an independent assessment and development centre for individuals with communication difficulties. We are part of The Witherslack Group’s growing portfolio and provide independent professional assessments for children and adults of all ages.

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This web site has been serving up impartial information and ideas on the use of assistive technology for 10 years and in many ways its age is beginning to show. Behind the scenes a new dynamic site is being built with a renewed focus. The new site will explore how technology can be used to improve people's lives by helping them access meaningful activities in learning, leisure and work, regardless of their disability.

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BCT will assist the education and development of each and every young vision impaired person in Sussex

The form of assistance will vary according to individual needs.
The Trust is dedicated to providing confidential and empathetic support to vision impaired young people in Sussex at all stages of their educational development.

In addition to providing grants to individuals and organisations, Blatchington Court Trust continues to offer:
Family support
Advocacy
Information and Advice on Further and Higher Education and Employment
Training, Advice and Information on Information Technology
Benefit Advice
Counselling to vision impaired children and young people under 30 years of age living throughout Sussex.

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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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Over 450,000 people a year benefit from Daycare Trust’s information services, through our website information and telephone and email helpline service. Our Information Line provides comprehensive information about childcare to callers; from parents trying to find out about their childcare options and the help they can get to pay for it, to employers seeking information about setting up a childcare scheme for their employees.

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Developmental Intervention offers advice to parents of young children who are not, or have been predicted to be likely to have difficulty in, reaching their development milestones. This might be due to a disability caused by brain injury or a genetic condition, or simply developmental delay with unknown origin.

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This directory is a useful guide to services and organisations that support children and young people, parents, carers and practitioners.

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Disability in Camden (DISC) is an organisation controlled by and accountable to disabled people in Camden. DISC offers a range of services including an advice and information service, information and support service for deaf people, direct payments support service and leisure access service.

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Looking for fresh and innovative ideas to work with young people? Want to know about policy changes that concern you without rooting through reams of paper? Then this website is for you.
The Children’s Society has created the Disability Toolkit so that you can share your experiences of working with young people and your knowledge of resources with others working in the same field. Also the Disability Advocacy Project brings you a practical, professional guide to participation.

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The four main services which Peter Gardner provides include Educational Ppsychology, Neuropsychlogy and Forensic Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Lecturing and Consultancy.

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EnhanceAble’s Day Service, Geneva Road, is situated within walking distance of Kingston Town Centre and Surbiton Railway Station. It is also on the K1 bus route.
The centre provides therapeutic, educational and sports activities for disabled adults. Many of the activities take place within Geneva Road’s fully accessible building, but we also make good use of local community facilities.
Geneva Road is able to offer a service to adults who have physical disabilities, learning disabilities, acquired brain injury and/or sensory disabilities.

In addition to Day Service activities, Geneva Road provides a one to one outreach service to people in their own homes.

Kite was launched in January 2010. It is the name for our new Youth Groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome/High Functioning Autism and managed by EnhanceAble.

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We are a leading independent parent led registered charity providing holistic support to families of children with disabilities and special needs (aged 0 to 19) across Essex, who require advice, information and support, particularly at times of change, challenge and crisis.

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Mission: It is our aim to improve the quality of life of children and their families because Every Family Matters.
Family Resource Centre UK is an award winning, independent, registered charity working with families and professionals. The organisation has been working in Berkshire and beyond for 20 years.
Family Resource Centre UK works closely with parents, carers and professionals to support them with information regarding childcare, leisure activities and other needs in support of education.

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