There are many more charities that provide advice and support for people who are disabled. MyAdvice Gateway has pulled together an alphabetical listing of a wide selection of those charities with quick links to their websites.
ADDISS (The National Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service)
Information and resources about ADHD to parents, sufferers, teachers or health professionals
Support, care and accommodation for people with learning disabilities and mental health challenges.
A range of services and support for those living with anxiety disorders.
Education, residential houses, supported living and outreach services for people with autism.
Support for people with a range of complex and challenging needs.
Support for blind and visually impaired ex-servicemen and women.
Independent residential and day schools, specialist colleges of further education and adult communities for people with learning disabilities, mental health problems and other special needs.
Care, education, therapy and rehabilitation for children with multiple disabilities, complex health needs and acquired brain injury.
Care and support for adults with learning disabilities.
Contact, (registered name Contact a Family) is the only national charity that exists to support the families of disabled children whatever their condition or disability.
Care for adults and children suffering from severe epilepsy and associated problems.
Deaf Parenting is a charity which provides a central resource for parents and professionals working with deaf parents and children.
Supports young people and adults with learning disabilities with a particular expertise in Autism.
Support for adults with learning and physical disabilities.
Practical, emotional and financial support for disadvantaged and socially isolated families.
Support for families with disabled children.
Mobility and freedom for blind and partially sighted people.
A network of support services for people with learning disabilities across the country.
Learning, support and care for children and adults with learning disabilities.
Community care services for people with learning disabilities, older people and people with mental health needs.
Vehicles, wheelchairs and powered scooters for disabled people in the UK.
National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS)
Supporting deaf children and their parents.
Education, training and personal development for disabled youth.
Supports people with learning disabilities and children and families in need.
Employment, vocational rehabilitation, housing, personal support and learning for life and work for disabled people.
Services for people with cerebral palsy, communication and sensory impairments, and complex learning needs.
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
Practical, financial and emotional support for serving and former members of the RAF and their partners and dependants.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Assessment, rehabilitation, treatment and care for adults with profound and complex disabilities caused by disease or damage to the brain or other parts of the nervous system.
Royal National College for the Blind (RNC)
Further education for people (16+) who are blind or partially sighted and with other disabilities.
Education and care of young people who fall between the cracks of mainstream provision.
Services for blind, visually impaired or multiply disabled people.. Formerly Royal Blind.
Accommodation, care and support services for older and disabled people.
Care and emotional support for people with mental health problems, their families and carers.
Supports people with specialist palliative end of life and long-term neurological care needs.
Supports people with a learning disability in their own home, at work, in their local community, an for short breaks.
Provides social care, special education, community support and consultancy services for those with behavioural problems, learning difficulties, physical disabilities and autism spectrum conditions.
Supports people with mental health issues.
Working in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and is the leading support and research charity for people with Tourette Syndrome and their families.
Education, therapy, medical support and independence training for young people with physical disabilities.
Services for people with mental health problems and those with a learning disability.
Supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities to live in the community.
Social care services for people with health or disability needs.
Support for children and young people with epilepsy and other neurological conditions.
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