We are proud to work with the following organisations:
Children and Families Service, Bristol City Council
The Children and Families service within Bristol City Council provides a wide range of services from support for parents and carers, to adoption and fostering, and education, health and care services for children and young people from birth to 25 years old with special educational needs and disabilities.
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Aid Box Community
Aid Box Community provides Bristol's asylum seekers & refugees with a safe haven to relax and socialise as well as access their 'Free Shop' where they can choose from a huge variety of high quality donated clothes, shoes, household items, furniture and other essentials, that will help them live more comfortably as they settle in Bristol.
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Ronald MacDonald House Bristol
Ronald McDonald House, Bristol is an independent charity which provides Home from Home accommodation, free of charge, to the families of critically ill children receiving care at the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children. When a child is very ill, they may need to travel away from home to receive the treatment that they require. Having a child who requires medical care away from home can be a very stressful experience; imagine being in a strange city, miles from home, with nowhere to sleep and without the support of your family and loved ones around you. The aim is to keep families together during what is probably one of the most stressful times of their lives.
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Bristol Refugee Rights
Bristol Refugee Rights was set up as a voluntary organisation in 2006, originally under the name Holding Refugees and Human Rights in Mind, to uphold and champion the human rights of asylum seekers and refugees. They provide a place of welcome in Bristol where asylum seekers and refugees can meet and be supported to play a full part in the life of the wider community. They also campaign for the human rights of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Bluebell
Christians Against Poverty
Christians are passionate about releasing people in from a life sentence of debt, poverty and their causes. Through their services, which are all run through local churches, they are tackling poverty head on. Their vision is to bring freedom and good news to people in every community through 1,000 CAP projects by 2021.
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Baby Bank Bristol
Incredible Kids
Incredible Kids aims to provide a safe place where children with special needs can play together with their siblings giving parents and carers the chance to meet with others in a similar situation whilst having a short break. It is for any family with a child with additional needs. Play together as a family in a safe, secure supportive environment.
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British Red Cross Refugee Services
Rainbow Trust Children's Charity
Home Start Bristol
Follow Your Dreams
Follow Your Dreams is a national charity operating in England and Wales that inspires children and young people with learning disabilities to follow their dreams.Our vision is for children and young people with learning disabilities to recognise their potential, be ambitious and be provided with the opportunities to follow their dreams. The charity focuses on children’s abilities, growing and developing skills through the delivery of creative and interactive events, dreams and workshops.
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The Carers' Support Centre
Developing Health and Independence
Developing Health and Independence is a charity that challenges social exclusion by supporting people to achieve their potential and contribute to the richness and wellbeing of their community. They provide a comprehensive range of services in Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire, Swindon, Wiltshire, and Somerset for people who are socially excluded for reasons such as homelessness, alcohol or drug problems, learning disabilities or emotional difficulties.
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Boing!
Boing! is a community multi-activity and soft play venue for 0-5 year olds and their families. Boing! consists of a multi-activity play room, containing various sections of ‘messy play’, ‘building’, ‘home corner’ and ‘soft/baby’; a soft play room complete with custom built structure and a cafe area. Our Stay & Play Groups have relocated to Boing! along with our Childminders Support Group, and local mums have even started a breastfeeding group, the HoneySuckle Cafe.
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The National Autistic Society, Bristol Branch
The National Autistic Society are a parent-led group run by volunteers, most of whom are parents and family members who wish to help others affected by autism / Asperger's syndrome. They aim to provide support and local information for parents & carers of children with autism/Asperger’s Syndrome. They run monthly drop in sessions for members, which give parents and carers a chance to meet and connect with other families in the Bristol area. They also invite guest speakers to these events to present on various topics which may impact on a family who are living with Autism.
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Ilminster Avenue Specialist Nursery School & Children's Centre
City of Sanctuary
Refugee Women of Bristol
Refugee Women of Bristol (RWoB) is a multi-ethnic, multi-faith organisation which specifically targets the needs of refugee women in Bristol. They are directly governed by women of the refugee and asylum-seeking community. They provide services to disenfranchised groups over and above the generic category of ‘refugee’, and routinely reach cohorts of women that other service-providers overlook or are unable to access.
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NExt Link
Next Link operates local domestic abuse support services in South and North Bristol. As well as domestic abuse support services, Next Link works with it's sister organisations (Missing Link and Safe Link) to provide women's mental health support services and independent support for victims of rape and sexual abuse.
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