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Ataxia-Telangiectasia (A-T) is a progressive genetic condition which causes severe disability and shortens lives. The A-T Society works to improve quality of life and care for people living with A-T while promoting research to lengthen lives and find a cure.Here are…

ABA Horizons believes every child can learn. Especially when given the right tools and support. Despite if they learn differently from you and I. We strive to help young people on the spectrum to maximise their potential. Based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis,…

Active Luton is a sports and leisure trust operating a variety of sports and leisure facilities in Luton. It is also responsible for developing sport and has a key role helping to improve the health and well-being of residents within the local community.It…

We are a small friendly team of asthma nurse specialists who provide independent confidential advice and support to people with asthma and their families, friends and carers. We also offer advice and support to healthcare professionals.Our service is almost totally funded by charitable…

Who we are The wheelchair service is a specialist service staffed by highly skilled professionals. The Wheelchair Service provides the framework to clinically assess and then provide appropriate wheelchairs with associated equipment to clients with a long-term need, (long term defined as 6 months plus)…

When it comes to anything heart-related, we want to make sure that you have all the information, support and guidance you need. We're here to help you, whether you're calling about yourself or someone you care about.Our cardiac nurses and heart health advisors…

We help children 16 or under with a wide range of neurodevelopmental disorders and conditions. The general areas we cover are listed below with a few examples of conditions that fall within the broader categories. If your child’s specific condition isn’t listed that…

East London Foundation Trust (ELFT) Who does the service support? This service provides a range of mental health and wellbeing services for children and young people up to the age of 18, including specialist mental health support and intervention. What can you expect from the Service?…

Child Development Checks are arranged to allow parents to meet with a member of the 0-19 team (at 10-12 months and at 2 years of age). This is a chance for the parent to discuss their child’s development with health professionals and find out about…

The Children’s community eye service is provided by ophthalmologists, optometrists, and orthoptists who specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions by medical and surgical means. Orthoptists use non-surgical methods to diagnose and treat abnormalities of vision and co-ordination of eye movements in people…