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POPS

Since 1988 POPS have been influential in raising the profile of offenders' families, developing pioneering support services and campaigning throughout the Criminal Justice System to ensure that offenders' families are recognised and supported at all stages. We believe in services developed and delivered by families, for families, to tackle the stigma, distress and practical issues that arise when supporting a relative in the Criminal Justice System.

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Public Health England

Public Health England (PHE) will work to help people live longer, healthier lives by supporting and enabling local government, the NHS and the public to protect and improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities. This new national body, an executive agency of the Department of Health, takes up its full responsibilities on 1 April 2013.

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Inclusion Europe

Respect, Solidarity and Inclusion for People with Intellectual Disabilities and their Families

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Autistica

Autistica funds medical research to understand the causes of autism, improve diagnosis, and develop new treatments and interventions. We are the UK's leading autism medical research charity, and we are committed to funding translational research that will make a difference to people's lives.

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Fatherhood Insititute

The Fatherhood Institute's vision is a society that gives all children a strong and positive relationship with their father and any father-figures; supports both mothers and fathers as earners and carers; and prepares boys and girls for a future shared role in caring for children.

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The Communication Trust

The Communication Trust is a coalition of nearly 50 voluntary and community organisations with expertise in speech, language and communication. We harness our collective expertise to support the children's workforce and commissioners to meet the speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) of all children and young people, particularly those with SLCN. We do this by raising awareness, providing information and workforce development opportunities, influencing policy, promoting best practice among the children's workforce and commissioning work from our members.

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Disabled Children's Partnership

The Disabled Children's Partnership is a new group of big disability and children's charities. We have come together because we believe that health and social care services can and should be better, and so disabled children, young people and families can get the support they need. We formed in 2015 and are developing the work of the Every Disabled Child Matters campaign.

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Young Sibs: for brothers and sisters of disabled children

This is for brothers and sisters under 18 who have a brother or sister who is disabled or has a serious illness or a life limiting condition. It is only for siblings who live in the UK.

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Together Old and Young

Young children and senior citizens learning and developing in intergenerational community spaces TOY is an intergenerational learning project funded by the European Commission, within the Lifelong Learning Programme, Grundtvig. The project involves senior people over 55 years old and children younger than 8 years old in community based non-formal activities.

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Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames - health and well being

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