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The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
We are the charity for people with severe learning disabilities whose behaviour challenges.
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
01634 838739
CLIMB
CLIMB (Carers Living in Mountain Boots) is a peer support group for parents and carers of children with additional needs. We meet fortnightly over hot drinks and cake to chat and hear from relevant guest speakers.
Epilepsy Action Sheffield Branch - Coffee and Chat sessions
The Sheffield Branch of Epilepsy Action runs an Epilepsy Support Group. Regular monthly meetings are where people affected by epilepsy can meet, find mutual support and basic advice about epilepsy in a small friendly group. Everybody is welcome who is affected by epilepsy, either directly or indirectly. *** Face to face meetings are currently suspended due to COVID-19 - contact us to chat.***
Family Action Sheffield
Family Action Sheffield supports the families of children and young people in Sheffield diagnosed with ADHD.
FLASh (Families Lobbying & Advising Sheffield)
FLASh is the focal point for gathering the views of Sheffield families, groups and networks about what is working well, what needs to be improved and how to help change happen.
Chris Sterry
Sheffield Carers Centre
Sheffield Carers Centre offers support and information to all unpaid adult carers who provide care for a family member or friend due to an illness, disability, frailty, mental health issues or addiction.
Carer Advice Line: 0114 272 8362
General Enquiries: 0114 278 8942
Sheffield Mencap & Gateway - Sharing caring project
The project works with family carers over 55 of people with a learning disability and or Autism. Our particular focus is to keep in touch and help families to create emergency plans and to support them to think about the future and longer term plans.
Kirsty Worstenholm
0114 2758879 / 07928384020
Sheffield Young Carers (SYC)
We offer support to children and young people aged 8-25 who live in Sheffield and are young carers.
Being a young carer means they provide care for one or more family members who have disabilities, long-term physical illnesses, and/or mental health difficulties. They may be providing physical, personal, financial and/or emotional care.
We also offer support to children and young people aged 8-25 who live in Sheffield and are affected by drug and alcohol issues in their family (now or in the past).
