Due to the number of National Disability Organisations on this web-site, we have sorted them into alphabetical order. Please click on the relevant letter of the alphabet below or type a keyword (eg arthritis, dementia) into the search box at the top of the page.
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Back-Up Trust is a national charity for people who are paralysed through spinal cord injury (SCI). Back Up works with over 2,000 spinally injured people of all ages by providing a range of courses, skills training and peer-led mentoring.
Contact details: 020 8875 1805 Web-site: www.backuptrust.org.uk
BASIC is a specialist resource for people and their families in crisis following a traumatic brain injury or neurological diagnosis. This includes people recovering from severe head injury, brain haemorrhage, brain tumour and other brain-related conditions such as a stroke and brain cancer.
Contact details: 0870 750 0000 Web-site: www.basiccharity.org.uk
Beating Bowel Cancer provide awareness, education and support.
Contact details: 0845 071 9301 Web-site: www.beatingbowelcancer.org
Beating Eating Disorders (BEAT) has information and help on all aspects of eating disorders.
Contact details: 0845 634 1414 Web-site: www.b-eat.co.uk
Behcet's Syndrome Society supports people with Behcet's disease which is a chronic condition caused by disturbances in the body's immune system.
Contact details: 0845 130 7329 Web-site: www.behcets.org.uk
Bipolar Aware is a family guide about recognition, treatment and prevention. Includes forum and chat room.
Web-site: www.bipolaraware.co.uk
Birthmark Support Group provides a UK based support group for anyone with a birthmark.
Contact details: 0845 045 4700 Web-site: www.birthmarksupportgroup.org.uk
Bone Cancer Research Trust is devoted to promoting research into the causes and treatment of primary bone cancer and in particular Osteosarcoma and Ewing's Sarcoma.
Contact details: 0113 262 1852 Web-site: www.bonecancerresearch.org.uk
Bowel Cancer UK aims to save lives by raising awareness of bowel cancer, campaigning for best treatment and care and providing practical support and advice.
Contact details: 0800 840 3540 Web-site: www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk
Brain and Spine Foundation provide information on a range of neurological symptons, conditions and treatments. This includes: brain injury, brain tumour, dizziness and balance problems, subarachnoid haemorrhage and transverse myelitis.
Contact details: 0808 808 1000 Web-site: www.brainandspine.org.uk
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) provides specialist brain injury rehabilitation. They have 12 residential rehabilitation units, located throughout England and also offer community based support through 20 supported houses and home support packages.
Contact details: 01924 896 100 Web-site: www.birt.co.uk
Brain Tree Training produce home based cognitive rehabilitation courses for those with acquired neurological injuries.
Contact details: 01276 472369 Web-site: www.braintreetraining.co.uk
Brains Trust is dedicated to improving clinical care for brain tumour sufferers and providing support in thier search for treatment.
Contact details: 01983 292405 Web-site: www.brainstrust.org.uk
Samantha Dickinson Brain Tumour Trust is dedicated to providing laboratory based brain tumour research. The Trust offers support to patients diagnosed with a brain tumour as well as their families and/or carers. Contact details: 0845 130 9733 Web-site: www.braintumourtrust.co.uk
Breakthrough for Breast Cancer funds research, campaigns and educates to remove the fear of breast cancer.
Contact details: 0808 100 200 Web-site: www.breakthrough.org.uk
Breast Cancer Care offer information and a wide range of local support services.
Contact details: 0808 800 6000 Web-site: www.breastcancercare.org.uk
Breast Cancer Haven offer support, information and complementary therapies for anyone affected by breast cancer. Have therapy centres in London, Hereford and Leeds.
Web-site: www.breastcancerhaven.org.uk
BILD (British Institute for Learning Disabilities) are committed to improving the quality of life for people with a learning disability. They publish a number of booklets.
Contact details: 01562 723010 Web-site: www.bild.org.uk
British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association (BLESMA) has a welfare service assisted by 36 branches throughout the Uk. BLESMA works to ensure that no limbless service personnel or immediate dependents suffer needlessly. BLESMA concerns itself with individual cases.
Contact details: 0208 590 1124 Web-site: www.blesma.org
Further information about National Disability Organisations will be added to this section of the web-site in due course. In the meantime, please contact us for further information.