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PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) is widely understood to be a profile on the autism spectrum, involving the avoidance of everyday demands and the use of ‘social’ strategies as part of this. PDA individuals share autistic characteristics and also have many of the ‘key features’ of a PDA profile.We provide information, support and training about PDA for individuals, families and professionals. We aim to increase acceptance and understanding of a PDA profile and to improve outcomes for individuals and families by focusing everyone involved on ‘what helps’.Each year we answer around 2,300 enquiries from people seeking support and deliver training to 2,400 parents, carers and professionals. Our information resources reach 500,000 people a year via our website and social media.All our services are run by the PDA community and include:• an enquiry line• an online forum• information resources• training• conference every other yearWe also share good practice, work in partnership with other organisations and promote research on PDA.

As a charity, Send a little hope provides free education for street children and vocational training for young adults to become self-sufficient. Through our health programme, we provide free cataract operations, free glasses and medications. Additionally, we provide food and shelter and essential items to destitute people.

We promote the development of young people in achieving their full potential by providing support & activities which develop their skills, capacities & capabilities to enable them to participate in & contribute to society as mature & responsible individuals.

Together Dementia Support provides person-centred, holistic support for people living with dementia and their carers in Manchester. Through friendship & activity groups, one-to-one visits, and specialist carer support, we support people to live better together with dementia.

Pan Intercultural Arts (Pan) works across ethnic, cultural and faith boundaries to encourage understanding, integration and empowerment throughout our diverse society.We run creative workshops, community programmes and public events for those who are often not heard in society.

You Raise Me Up was founded by the Brooks family in June 2011 following the sudden, tragic loss of daughter, Megan aged just 17. The charity's purpose is to raise funds to help families that have suffered the loss of a child between the ages of 16 & 25, offering mental health & emotional support.

We are a Scottish mental health charity that aims to stop the downward spiral of negativity many young people are now on. Our training programme aims to empower vulnerable teenagers, teach them to take control of their own lives and their future and help them find the voice they never knew they had.

Please support our 2026 100k Bike Ride round North Yorkshire to raise funds for Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Saint Michael's Hospice, Dementia Forward and other charities. With your sponsorship monies you will be providing inspiration and hope and improving the quality of lifes of many people

Here at Age Well East we offer free, life-changing support across Essex to help older people thrive. From friendly companionship and activity groups to advice on benefits, housing and wellbeing, we tackle loneliness and empower aging with dignity. Because growing older should be full of possibility.

Vector24 is a Scotland-wide charity providing compassionate, free transport and welfare support to the armed forces, seafaring, and blue-light communities. Through our regional operations, volunteer outreach support network, and trauma-informed welfare approach.

PLEASE NOTE: Home-Start North Somerset is closing down and we are in the process of closing this page. We are unable to accept any further donations.

We are a UK based church passionate to serve people and make a difference in the world.