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2. CAMMS Meals on Wheels Ltd

   Cherry Trees Kitchen, St Matthews Street, Cambridge

   We are a not for profit Charity delivering hot, 2 course lunches to older and vulnerable people in most areas of Cambridgeshire.

   • Charities and volunteering
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Food and nutrition
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Care and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Help in the home
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Staying independent
   • Care Act (Adult social care and support)
   • Home help, personal support and companionship
   • Volunteering / community support

3. PANS/PANDAS UK Charity

   PANS (paediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric syndrome) and PANDAS (paediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric syndrome associated with strep) are devastating neuropsychiatric conditions that are currently poorly recognised, diagnosed and supported both

   • Advice networks forums and advocacy
   • Charities and volunteering
   • Clubs and groups
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Information advice and support
   • Care and support
   • Parenting and family support
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Advocacy and getting involved
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)

4. PosAbility

   Live, real time, interactive chair-based exercise classes on Zoom. Keep moving and connect with others to keep motivated! Qualified Instructors experienced in supporting Stroke Survivors and people living with neurological conditions such as

   • Covid-19
   • Charities and volunteering
   • Clubs and groups
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Information advice and support
   • Addiction disorders and rehabilitation
   • Care and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Getting out and about
   • Speech and communication
   • Staying independent
   • Activities and events
   • Care Act (Adult social care and support)
   • Home help, personal support and companionship

5. Unique Feet Community Group

   Unique Feet is a safe and welcoming community for families affected by rare disease: Children and young people with a range of rare conditions are able to meet locally for fun, friendship and confidence-building activities. Parents and carers are

   • Advice networks forums and advocacy
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Care and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Activities and events
   • Advocacy and getting involved
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)