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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• Talipes: STEPS
  Charity No 327662 Support for any condition that can affect walking ability such as clubfoot, or congenital dislocation and developmental dysplasia of the hip.
  
• Talking: AFASIC
  Charity No 1045617 Combats communication impairment in children.
  
• TAR Syndrome Support Group
  Self-help group offering support and telephone contact with others in a similar situation where possible.
  
• Teenagers: Connections - Next Steps at 16
  Guidance and support for 13 to 19 year olds, to help make the transition to adult life a smooth one.
  
• Terminal Care: Association of Children's Hospices
  Represents all the voluntary sector children's hospices and brings together over 37 voluntary sector organisations in Great Britain dedicated to the care of terminally ill children.
  
• Terminal Care: Cancer Care Society
  Emotional support for lives touched by cancer.
  
• Terminal Care: CancerBACUP
  Charity No 1019719 Providing high quality and up to date information, practical advice and support for cancer patients and their families.
  
• Terminal Care: Cancerhelp UK
  Free information service about cancer and cancer care for the general public, brought to you by The Cancer Research Campaign.
  
• Terminal Care: Cancerlink
  Charity No 326430 Resource for approximately 500 cancer support and self-help groups throughout the UK.
  
• Terminal Care: Children with Leukemia Trust
  Established in 1991 in order to help relieve the financial burden of bone marrow testing and transplants.
  
• Terminal Care: Children's Hospice Association Scotland
  Charity No SC019724 Providing hospice facilities to terminally or seriously ill children in Scotland.
  
• Terminal Care: Children's Hospice South West
  Charity No 1003314 Offering respite, palliative and terminal care to children in the South West..
  
• Terminal Care: Children's Leukaemia Trust
  Charity No 1000341 Supporting leukaemia research, and improving the quality of life of sufferers.
  
• Terminal Care: Christian Lewis Children's Cancer Care
  Charity No 801856 Child-centred care focusing on 'quality of life' issues, bereavement support, play therapists and holidays.
  
• Terminal Care: CLIC
  Charity No 802396 Help for children affected by cancer, promotion of research, and financial grants to families.
  
• Terminal Care: Derian House Children's Hospice for the North West
  Charity No 1005165 Glasgow based charity encouraging development in children with a wide range of learning disabilities.
  
• Terminal Care: Leukaemia CARE Society
  Charity No 259483 Offers immediate contact with local organisers. In some cases financial help is available.
  
• Terminal Care: Leukaemia Society (UK)
  Charity No 1040984 Offers support to affected children, families and carers, and has a special interest in bone marrow transplantation.
  
• Terminal Care: Neuroblastoma Society
  Charity No 326385 Help and information on neuroblastoma, a highly malignant childhood cancer.
  
• Terminal Care: Sargent Cancer Care for Children
  Charity No 256435 Counselling and financial support for children and young people affected by cancer, leukaemia, or Hodgkin's Disease.
  
• Terminal Care: Sargent Cancer Care for Children (Scotland)
  Charity No 1085616 Sargent is a Scottish based charity offering support to children and their families.
  
• Terminal Care: Teenage Cancer Trust
  Charity No 1062559 Focuses on the needs of UK teenagers and young adults with cancer, leukaemia, Hodgkin's and related diseases.
  
• Testicular Feminisation Syndrome (TFS): Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Support Group
  Charity No 1073297 AISSG offers telephone support to families and affected adults.
  
• Thrombocytopenia with Absent Radii: TAR Syndrome Support Group
  Self-help group offering support and telephone contact with others in a similar situation where possible.
  
• Tinnitus: British Tinnitus Association
  Charity No 1011145 Advice about healthy living and relaxation techniques and contact with others through local groups.
  
• Tinnitus: Hearing Concern 18-30 Plus
  Charity No 223322 Advice and information to young people and their families affected by hearing impairment.
  
• Tinnitus: Menière's Society
  Charity No 297246 Vertigo, tinnitus and deafness are symptoms of Ménière's disease.The society can help with information and support.
  
• Tinnitus: National Deaf Children's Society
  Charity No 1016532 Advice and information on any aspect of childhood deafness and family support through a UK wide network of local groups.
  
• Tinnitus: Royal National Institute for the Deaf
  Charity No 207720. Working to ensure deafness and hearing loss are not barriers to opportunity and fulfilment.
  
• Tobacco: Action on Smoking and Health
  Anti-smoking charity, working to tackle the epidemic of tobacco-related disease.
  
• Tourette Symdrome: Tourette Scotland
  Charity No SCO21851 Advice for peole affected by TS and associated disorders
  
• Tourette Syndrome (UK) Association
  Charity No 1003317 Support for people with Tourettes and their families.
  
• Tracheooesophageal Fistula: TOFS
  Charity No 327735 Support and information on Oesophageal Atresia (failure of the 'gullet' to form a continuous tube) and Tracheooesophageal Fistula (an unnatural communication between the windpipe and gullet).
  
• Transplants: Children's Liver Disease Foundation
  Charity No 1067331Represents over 5,000 families - around 1,000 children are diagnosed with some form of liver disease every year.
  
• Trauma: Child & Family Trust Scotland
  Charity No SCO11849 Scottish based charity treating children who have suffered severe emotional trauma.
  
• 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.
  
• Triplets: Multiple Births Foundation
  No 292518 which is under the umbrella of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Trust.
  
• Triplets: TAMBA Special Needs Group
  Charity No 1076478 The Special Needs Group offers support and information to families, regional meetings, and professional study days.
  
• Turner Syndrome Support Society (UK)
  Charity No 1080507 Previously under the auspices of the Child Growth Foundation (CGF).
  
• Twins: Multiple Births Foundation
  No 292518 which is under the umbrella of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Trust.
  
• Twins: TAMBA Special Needs Group
  Charity No 1076478 The Special Needs Group offers support and information to families, regional meetings, and professional study days.
  
• Tyrosinase: Albinism Fellowship
  Charity No SC009443 Offers contact with other people with an interest in Albinism.
  

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