County Durham's Families Information Service

We provide information and practical support to everyone living with Ataxia-Telangiectasia. We also arrange transport and accommodation for people attending the specialist clinics. We offer: support and contact between families with a diagnosis of AT support for individuals with AT information about Ataxia-Telangiectasia (available in…

01582 760 733

Occupational Therapy within County Durham and Darlington helps children and young people to participate as fully as possible in daily activities. We work with children and young people from birth up to 19 years of age who have difficulties or a disability which affects their…

0191 387 6359

We provide free and confidential face to face counselling (by appointment only) and an Emotional Support Line for survivors of rape, sexual abuse and/or domestic abuse. Our service is open to survivors over the age of 13 years regardless of whether the abuse suffered is recent…

Emotional Support Line 0300 222 5730
Business line 01325 354119
National Rape Crisis Helpline 0808 500 2222

We aim to reduce the impact of liver disease and to help everyone affected by liver disease, through the provision of information, support and research.

Helpline: 0800 652 7330
General enquiries: 01425 481320

We can help you live with tinnitus, by offering advice and support. We provide: A free and confidential telephone helpline. Online support groups and events. Information leaflets written by leading medical professionals, which are distributed free of charge. 'Quiet' - our quarterly magazine. Information and advice…

Freephone Helpline: 0800 018 0527
Office: 0114 250 9933

We offer support by telephone, post or email to individuals with congenital or acquired absence of the testes, and to the families of people affected. We offer networking, information and education. The condition is known by several names: Absence of the Testes (congenital or acquired) Anorchidism Anorchia…

01708 372 597

Regular UK-wide virtual groups for parents/family of people who self-harm (of all ages) AIMS OF THE GROUP To provide a safe virtual space for parents and family of people who self-harm of all ages to get support, share experiences, ask for advice/suggestions, get a better…

On My Mind website aims to empower young people to make informed choices about their mental health support they want, the treatments they receive and the outcomes they desire. Co-produced with young people for other young people up to 25, the site includes the Youth…

0207 794 2313

We are a national charity dedicated to supporting kinship carers - grandparents and other relatives raising children who aren't able to live with their parents. Through our advice and support network, we help kinship carers by providing support, giving independent guidance, and connecting them with each…

0300 123 7015

The National Deaf Children’s Society is the UK’s leading childhood deafness charity. We’re here for every deaf child who needs us, no matter what their level or type of deafness or how they communicate. We’re also here for their parents and carers, extended family members…

0808 800 8880
Text: 07860 022 888 (SMS) Live chat: ndcs.org.uk/livechat SignVideo: ndcs.signvideo.net

County Durham's Families Information Service

Ataxia-Telangiectasia Society

Children’s Occupational Therapy

Rape and Sexual Abuse Counsel Centre

British Liver Trust

British Tinnitus Association

Anorchidism Support Group (ASG)

Battle Scars - Virtual peer support for families of people who self-harm

On My Mind

Kinship

National Deaf Children's Society

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