Support Organisations: A to Z

We've put together an alphabetical list of support organisations, many of which we hope you will never need to use but in case you do...

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• Facial Disfigurement: Birthmark Support Group
  Charity No 1090952 Birthmark Support Groups offers help and information on vascular birthmarks.
  
• Facial Disfigurement: Changing Faces
  Charity No 1011222 established in 1992. It provides information, support and advice to anyone with a disfigurement and their family.
  
• Facial Disfigurement: Let's Face It Support Network
  Charity No 1043461 founded in 1984. Support and advice for individuals and children with a facial disfigurement.
  
• Families Of Alcoholics: Al-Anon
  Family groups providing support for anyone whose life is, or has been, affected by someone else’s drinking.
  
• Families Of Alcoholics: Alcohol Concern
  National agency on alcohol misuse.
  
• Families Of Alcoholics: Alcohol Problems Advisory Service
  Working to reduce the harm alcohol causes to individuals, families and the communities they live in.
  
• Family Law: Children's Legal Centre
  Independent UK charity founded in 1991, concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people.
  
• Family Law: Guide to the law for young people in care
  This is an information site for children and young people in care in England and Wales.
  
• Family Law: Citizens Advice Bureaux
  Advice and information on your rights from Adviceguide, the online CAB information service - covering all four UK countries, and with information in Welsh and ethnic community languages.

• Family Law: Victim Support
  Independent UK charity for people affected by crime, offering a free and confidential service, irrespective of whether or not a crime has been reported.
  
• Family Planning Association
  Working to improve the sexual health and reproductive rights of all people throughout the UK.
  
• Family Planning: British Pregnancy Advisory Service
  Reproductive choice charity.
  
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Trust
  Charity No 1053615 founded in 1995. It offers support by telephone and letter and linking families where possible.
  
• Finger-Spelling: British Deaf Association
  The largest national UK charity run by deaf people, for deaf people.
  
• Fire Safety
  Safety tips you should know to keep you and your family safe from fire.
  
• First Arch Syndrome: Treacher Collins Family Support Group
  Charity No 1006300 Also covers First and Second Arch syndromes, Atresia of the Ear, and conditions combining conductive deafness with facial/head malformation.
  
• Fits: British Epilepsy Association
  Information and support for people with epilepsy.
  
• Fits: David Lewis Centre For Epilepsy
  Charity No 1000392 Multi-disciplinary teams providing assessment and treatment for severe epilepsy and related conditions.
  
• Fits: Epilepsy Action
  Charity No 234343 founded in 1950. It offers a nationwide network of branches.
  
• Fits: Epilepsy Action Scotland
  Charity No 311877 Epilepsy Resource Centre, St Piers School for children up to 16 and a Further Education Centre with residential or day places.
  
• Fits: National Society for Epilepsy
  Charity No 206186 Nursing care, medical and paramedical facilities for treatment and care of people with epilepsy.
  
• Food Alerts: Anaphylaxis Campaign
  Information and advice on anaphylaxis and life-threatening allergies.
  
• Food Alerts: Asthma and Allergy Information and Research
  Charity aiming to further education and research in asthma and allergic diseases, and to provide support for patients in certain areas.
  
• Food Alerts: British Allergy Foundation
  Charity No 1003726 Information, advice and support for people with allergies, details of NHS allergy clinics and specialists.
  
• Forces' Families: British Legion
  Charity No 219279 Offers emotional and financial support to those who have served in the military.
  
• Fostering Information Line
  Assists local authority social services departments to recruit carers for the children they have identified as being in need of foster care or adoption placements.
  
• Fostering: British Association for Adoption and Fostering
  Charity No 275689. Offering advice and support on a wide range of adoption and/or fostering-related issues.
  
• Fostering: Doh Adoption Site
  For anyone involved or interested in adoption. It relates to adoption in England but laws governing adoption in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are very similar.
  
• Fostering: Father Hudson's Society Charity No 512992 Registered adoption, fostering and support agency.
  
• Free Milk For Disabled Children: Benefits Agency
  The Benefits Agency (BA) website has merged with a new Department of Social Security (DSS) website.

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