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1. Peterborough Area Down Syndrome Group

   

   117Conniston RoadGunthorpePeterboroughPE4 7GU

   Peterborough Area Down Syndrome Group Peterborough Area Down’s Syndrome Group (PADSG) are a forward-thinking, friendly support group for parents, carers, children and adults with Down’s syndrome. Whether you are a new parent, new to the group or new to Peterborough and the surrounding areas –…

    01733 325677 01733 325677

   

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2. Peterborough Breast Cancer Support Group

   Thorpe WoodPETERBOROUGHPE3 6SG

   Peterborough Breast Cancer Support Group Understanding, support and friendship for women who have experienced breast cancer wherever they are in the breast cancer journey. There is sharing of information about breast cancer and treatments. We regularly have speakers or relevant subjects. The group has the…

    01733 267005 01733 267005

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3. PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL'S OLDER PEOPLE'S DAY SERVICE (ADULTS)

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4. The Peterborough Dyspraxia Group

   8West AlleyHighburyHitchinHERTFORDSHIRESG5 1EG

   We offer email and telephone advice. We also provide:NewslettersFamily social activitiesConferences with professional guest speakersA sympathetic ear! Dyspraxia ClubHas your child got Dyspraxia and aged between 11-16 years old? Peterborough City Council are launching a club designed to improve fundamental movement skills.Starting : Wednesday 10th February…

    07767 886 868 07767 886 868

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5. Peterborough Foodbank

   Dodson HouseDodson WayFengatePE1 5XG

   The Trussell Trust We support a nationwide network of food banks and together we provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaign for change to end the need for food banks in the UK. Peterborough Foodbank Visit the Peterborough Foodbank webpage…

    01733 575083 01733 575083

   

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6. Peterborough M E Support Group

   9.00am to 5.00pm

   42Temple StreetKeynshamBristolBS31 1EH

   Action for M.E. empowers people with M.E. to fulfil their potential and secure the care and support they need, while working towards a greater understanding of the illness and ultimately a cure. Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) is a long-term (chronic) fluctuating illness that causes symptoms affecting…

    0117 927 9551 General Enquiries 0117 927 9551 General Enquiries  0845 122 8648 For information, advice and support about welfare benefits 0845 122 8648 For information, advice and support about welfare benefits  0117 937 6626 Fundraising 0117 937 6626 Fundraising  0117 937 6620 InterAction 0117 937 6620 InterAction  0117 937 6632 Membership 0117 937 6632 Membership  0117 937 6622 Policy and Press 0117 937 6622 Policy and Press  0117 937 6621 Website 0117 937 6621 Website

   

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7. Peterborough Rape Crisis Care Group

   Thorpe HallThorpe RoadPeterboroughPE3 6LW

     About Us: Peterborough Rape Crisis Care Group was established in 1983 in response to a need amongst women for a safe, confidential, non-judgemental support service. The sexual violence may have occurred recently or many years in the past and could have involved a stranger,…

    Office: 01733 225937 Office: 01733 225937  Helpline: 01733 852578 (Wednesday 7-9pm, Saturday 10-12noon) Helpline: 01733 852578 (Wednesday 7-9pm, Saturday 10-12noon)

   

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8. Peterborough Soup Kitchen

   

   PO Box 245PeterboroughPE3 9DW

   Peterborough Soup Kitchen provides a hot meal to homeless and disadvantaged people within the city, regardless of their race, colour or creed. The meal comprises of soup, sandwiches, crisps, fruit, cakes as well as a hot drink. This is provided six days per week with…

    01733 315456 01733 315456

   

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9. Recoop - Resettlement and care for older ex-offenders and prisoners

   St Swithun's House21 Christchurch RoadBournemouthBH1 3NS

   The number of older people entering the UK's Criminal Justice System has trebled in the last 20 years, and they now represent the fastest growing section of the prison estate.RECOOP promotes the care, resettlement and rehabilitation of older prisoners, offenders and ex-offenders, especially those over the age of 50,…

    0300 123 1992 0300 123 1992

   

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10. Scope

    

    Monday to Friday and Saturdays

    Landmark Office26 Whitehall RoadLeedsLS12 1BE

    Scope Scope is a charity that exists to make this country a place where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. Until then, we’ll be here.

     0808 801 0510 0808 801 0510

    

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