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Donor Conception Network

Donor Conception Network are a supportive network of 1,600 mainly UK based families with children conceived with donated sperm, eggs or embryos, those considering or undergoing donor conception procedures; and donor conceived people.

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Holocaust Memorial Day

Every year on 27 January, the world marks Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). On our website you'll find all of the resources, information and advice you need to participate in HMD. Holocaust Memorial Day provides an opportunity for everyone to learn lessons from the Holocaust, Nazi persecution and subsequent genocides and apply them to the present day to create a safer, better future. On HMD we share the memory of the millions who have been murdered in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur in order to challenge hatred and persecution in the UK today.

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The Foyer Federation

The Foyer Federation's mission is to turn young people's experiences of disadvantage into solutions that support their transition to adult independence. We develop transformational programmes and campaigns that fill gaps in community services and inspire policy and decision makers to make a more effective investment in young people. The direct experience of vulnerable young people and those working with them helps inform our understanding of the barriers facing young people and develop new approaches to overcome them.

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Respond

We aim to make a real difference to people with learning disabilities by providing effective and flexible support to help them to improve their lives. Respond works with children and adults with learning disabilities who have experienced abuse or trauma, as well as those who have abused others, through psychotherapy, advocacy, campaigning and other support. Respond also aims to prevent abuse by providing training, consultancy and research.

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Freedom Charity

The overall aim of Freedom Charity is to raise awareness and prevent child abuse, keeping children safe. We aim to empower young people to feel they have the tools and confidence to support each other and have practical ways in which they can help their best friend around the issues of family relationships which can lead to early and forced marriage and dishonour based violence. We achieve this by placing informative material in schools, running schools programmes and by using social media such as a web site, Facebook, Twitter and apps.

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nasen

Nasen is the leading organisation in the UK which aims to promote the education, training, advancementof all those with special and additional support needs. Nasen reaches a huge readership through its journals: British Journal of Special Education, Support for Learning, Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs and the magazine Special.

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European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN)

The European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) is the largest European network of national, regional and local networks, involving anti-poverty NGOs and grassroot groups as well as European Organisations, active in the fight against poverty and social exclusion. It was established in 1990.

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The National Autistic Society

We are the leading UK charity for people with autism (including Asperger syndrome) and their families. We provide information, support and pioneering services, and campaign for a better world for people with autism.

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International Journal of Care and Caring

The International Journal of Care and Caring (IJCC) is a new multidisciplinary journal designed to advance scholarship and debate in the important and expanding field of care and caring. Multidisciplinary and international in scope, it publishes high quality contributions on care, caring and carers from all regions of the world. IJCC has a broad focus, covering care and caring for people of any age who have long-term conditions, disabilities or frailties, or who are seriously ill or near the end of life.

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Age Platform Europe

AGE Platform Europe is a European network of around 165 organisations of and for people aged 50+ representing directly over 30 million older people in Europe. Its work focuses on a wide range of policy areas that impact on older and retired people. These include issues of anti-discrimination, employment of older workers and active ageing, social protection, pension reforms, social inclusion, health, elder abuse, intergenerational solidarity, research, accessibility of public transport and of the build environment, and new technologies (ICT).

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Autism Europe

Autism-Europe is an international association whose main objective is to advance the rights of persons with autism and their families and to help them improve their quality of life. Autism-Europe ensures effective liaison among more than 80 member associations of parents of persons with autism in 30 European countries, including 20 Member States of the European Union, governments and European and international institutions.

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erio

The European Roma Information Office (ERIO) is an international advocacy organisation that promotes political and public discussion on Roma issues by providing factual and in-depth information on a range of policy issues to European Union institutions, Roma civil organisations, governmental authorities and intergovernmental bodies. ERIO cooperates with a large network of organisations and acts to combat racial discrimination and social exclusion by raising awareness, lobbying and developing policy.

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Monitor

Monitor is the independent regulator of NHS foundation trusts.

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Children in Scotland

Children in Scotland is the national agency for voluntary, statutory and professional organisations and individuals working with children and their families in Scotland.

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The University of Edinburgh/NSPCC Child Protection Research Centre

The University of Edinburgh/NSPCC Child Protection Research Centre was set up in 2007. Our research is designed to generate a more integrated and deeper understanding of child protection in the UK and internationally, in order to strengthen policy and practice. Vision and Mission Through our research we contribute information and insights to ensure child protection systems are able to respond effectively to children in need of protection wherever they live. Ultimately we want all children in the UK to be safe from all forms of abuse and neglect.

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British Association for the Study and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect

The British Association for the Study and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (BASPCAN) is a registered charity which aims to prevent physical, emotional and sexual abuse and neglect of children by promoting the physical, emotional, and social well-being of children. We aim to promote the rights of children as citizens, through multi-disciplinary collaboration, education, campaigning and other appropriate activities, within our powers and resources.

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Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity

The aim of CoDE is to transform current understanding of the contemporary patterning of ethnic inequalities. We are examining how changing patterns of ethnicity and inequalities relate to the ways in which ethnic identities are perceived, acted upon and experienced. This research is taking place in context of ongoing policy concern and academic debate around issues of ethnic diversity, integration, immigration and inequality. We are committed to making the evidence we produce, and the data we use to generate that evidence, accessible to all.

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Understanding Society: The UK Household Longitudinal Survey

Understanding Society is a unique and valuable academic study that captures important information every year about the social and economic circumstances and attitudes of people living in 40,000 UK households. It also collects additional health information from around 20,000 of the people who take part.

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Social Services Knowledge Scotland

SSKS is a gateway to a wealth of information and learning materials to support practitioners in day to day work and in learning.

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Evidence & Policy

Evidence & Policy is the first peer-reviewed journal dedicated to comprehensive and critical assessment of the relationship between research evidence and the concerns of policy makers and practitioners, as well as researchers. International in scope and interdisciplinary in focus, it addresses the needs of those who provide public services, and those who provide the research base for evaluation and development across a wide range of social and public policy issues ‘‘ from social care to education, from public health to criminal justice.

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Stop it now UK and Ireland

Stop it Now! UK and Ireland is a child sexual abuse prevention campaign. It is run by the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, the only UK-wide child protection charity dedicated solely to reducing the risk of children being sexually abused. We support adults to play their part in prevention through providing sound information, educating members of the public, training those who work with children and families and running our freephone confidential Helpline.

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MsUnderstood

The MsUnderstood partnership, between the University of Bedfordshire, Imkaan, and the Girls Against Gangs Project, aims to improve local and national responses to young people's experiences of inequality.

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The Overseas Development Institute (ODI)

The Overseas Development Institute (ODI) is the UK's leading independent think tank on international development and humanitarian issues. Our mission and values Our mission is to inspire and inform policy and practice which lead to the reduction of poverty, the alleviation of suffering and the achievement of sustainable livelihoods in developing countries. We do this by locking together high quality applied research, practical policy advice, and policy-focused dissemination and debate. We work with partners in the public and private sectors, in both developing and developed countries.

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Eating Disorders

On this website young people talk about their experiences of living with, and recovering from, an eating disorder. Their experiences include different degrees of disordered eating, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, EDNOS (Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified), binge eating and ED-DMT1.

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Census 2011

Welcome to the 2011 Census for England and Wales Census statistics help paint a picture of the nation and how we live. They provide a detailed snapshot of the population and its characteristics, and underpin funding allocation to provide public services. The population of England & Wales on Census Day, 27 March 2011, was 56,075,912.

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End Child Poverty

Home - The Facts 4 million children - one in three - are currently living in poverty in the UK, one of the highest rates in the industrialised world. This is a shocking figure given the wealth of our nation. Poverty can have a profound impact on the child, their family, and the rest of society. It often sets in motion a deepening spiral of social exclusion, creating problems in education, employment, mental and physical health and social interaction.

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Scotland's 2011 Census

Scotland's census is the official count of every person and household, which takes place every 10 years.We asked people to fill in a census questionnaire to reflect their circumstances on 27 March 2011.The answers people give to the census questions will help shape Scotland's future. The results are used to produce anonymised (with personal details removed) statistics that help decide how billions of pounds of taxes will be spent every year on services everyone needs, such as education, transport and healthcare.

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Counselling Directory

Counselling Directory only lists counsellors and psychotherapists who are registered with a recognised professional body or those who have sent us copies of their qualifications and insurance cover.

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Live Fear Free

More than 47,000 incidents of domestic abuse were reported to the police in Wales last year, though the number of actual victims is believed to be much higher. Abuse is not always easy to spot as it can gradually get worse over time and signs can often go unnoticed for months, even many years. Often, what the victim sees is not what friends, relatives and neighbours see. The chances are you probably know someone who is suffering from physical or emotional abuse, or financial control.

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Family Lives

Family Lives is a national charity providing help and support in all aspects of family life. We're here for you seven days a week and you can live chat with a trained support worker or share your story on our forums. If you are unable to get through to Live Chat because of demand please feel free to email our team at parentsupport@familylives.org.uk.

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Refuge

Refuge opened the world's first safe house for women and children escaping domestic violence in Chiswick, West London, in 1971. Women and children flocked to our doors because, for the first time, someone was saying it was wrong to beat your partner. Back then, domestic violence was seen as a private matter, to be dealt with behind closed doors. Society turned a blind eye. Since 1971, Refuge has led the campaign against domestic violence. We have grown to become the country's largest single provider of specialist domestic violence services.

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StatsWales

StatsWales is a free-to-use service that allows you to view, manipulate, create and download tables from Welsh data.

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Unseen

Our purpose is to work towards the eradication of slavery wherever it is found, providing survivors with safety, hope and choice.

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Modern Slavery Human Trafficking Unit (MSHTU)

The Modern Slavery Human Trafficking Unit (MSHTU) is a multi-agency organisation led by the NCA. Our role is to provide a central point of expertise, support and coordination for the UK's response to modern slavery and the trafficking of human beings. We work in a coordinated way within the UK and internationally. Our work to combat modern slavery crimes involves a wide range of partners and stakeholders. Our key responsibilities are to protect the public ‘‘safeguarding potential victims from such crimes and to target those who enable or facilitate crimes of modern slavery here in the UK.

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Love 146

It's a misconception that child sex trafficking only occurs in developing countries. Children are trafficked throughout Europe every day. Love146 works toward the abolition of child sex slavery and exploitation in Europe through practical solutions while contributing to a growing abolition movement.

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Social Work

Social Work is the premier journal of the social work profession. Widely read by practitioners, faculty, and students, it is the official journal of NASW and is provided to all members as a membership benefit. Social Work is dedicated to improving practice and advancing knowledge in social work and social welfare. Its articles yield new insights into established practices, evaluate new techniques and research, examine current social problems, and bring serious critical analysis to bear on problems in the profession.

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Hft

Hft is a national charity supporting people with learning disabilities and their families. Everything we do focuses on helping the people we support live the life they choose.

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KeyRing

KeyRing's vision is for vulnerable people to be at the heart of their community, sharing their skills and talents for everyone's benefit. KeyRing exists to improve the life chances of Members.

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Multiple Sclerosis Society

Around 100,000 people in the UK have MS. It affects two million more. We offer hope for the future by investing millions in research, and help for today through our information, support and campaigning.

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Epilepsy Society

We connect and support people through a range of charitable services, including our confidential epilepsy helpline, online epilepsy forum, epilepsy campaigns and awareness raising, epilepsy information, website, magazines and e-newsletters, and epilepsy information clinics in hospitals.

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QEF

QEF has created opportunities and support for disabled adults from across the UK by providing expert development, assessment, rehabilitation and training services. Many of our services provide residential care for disabled people to give them the support, care and focus that makes QEF so unique. These services, delivered through our four specialist departments, offer the right combination of individual care and support to enable these people to become as independent as their disability permits and to establish their own lifestyles

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RNIB

Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is the leading charity offering information, support and advice to almost two million people with sight loss.

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TACT

The Adolescent and Children's Trust (TACT), now called TACT is the UK's largest fostering and adoption charity and voluntary agency. Working in nine offices across England, Wales and Scotland, we are dedicated to providing effective services and campaigning on behalf of children and young people in care and families.

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The Disabilities Trust

The Disabilities Trust is a leading national charity, providing innovative care, rehabilitation and support solutions for people with profound physical impairments, acquired brain injury and learning disabilities as well as children and adults with autism.

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The Royal Society for Public Health

The Royal Society for Public Health is an independent, multi-disciplinary organisation, dedicated to the promotion and protection of collective human health and wellbeing. Through advocacy, mediation, empowerment, knowledge and practice we advise on policy development, provide education and training services, encourage scientific research, disseminate information and certify products,training centres and processes.

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Census 2011 Northern Ireland

A census of population is normally taken every ten years and is carried out by the Census Office, part of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA). The most recent Census took place on Sunday 27 March 2011. The census is undertaken by law and in accordance with an EU Regulation. It is taken as it provides the essential statistical information about the population and households for all parts of the country used by the Government, business and other professional research/consultancy organisations.

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Coram Children's Legal Centre

Coram Children's Legal Centre provides free legal information, advice and representation to children, their families and carers, as well as international consultancy on child law and children's rights. For over 30 years, CCLC has helped thousands of children and young people through telephone advice lines, online information, individual case work and our latest innovation, live web chat. We offer expertise in all areas of family, child and education law, including: Domestic violence Child protection Immigration/asylum School admissions.

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Family Fund

We are the UK's largest provider of grants to low-income families raising disabled and seriously ill children and young people. We help ease the additional pressures families face. We can help with essential items such as washing machines, fridges and clothing but can also consider grants for sensory toys, computers and much needed family breaks together.

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Mentor

Our Vision: a world that provides opportunities for the healthy development of children and young people free from the harm caused by drug misuse Our Mission: to prevent drug misuse and promote the health and well being of children and young people. Mentor was born from the passionate conviction that prevention is better than cure. Treating people for alcohol and drug misuse is vitally important. But it is even more important to do all we can to protect young people in the first place.

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National Family Mediation

National Family Mediation (NFM) is the only voluntary sector provider of family mediation. NFM is the umbrella organisation for its charitable member services in England and Wales which all offer high quality family mediation and supporting provision in all communities to help families through the process of family breakdown. NFM services specifically assist couples (married or unmarried) who are in or have been through the process of separation or divorce, and the children who are impacted by this.

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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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