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2. Hampton Community Sports Association.

   Beaumont Way, Hampton Hargate, Peterborough PE78DN

   Active Hampton is a community based sports and recreational facility for the Hampton community near Peterborough.

   • Charities and volunteering
   • Clubs and groups
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Entertainment leisure and hobbies
   • Sport and fitness
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Getting out and about
   • Life events and relationships
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Work and training
   • Activities and events
   • Venues and rooms to hire
   • Volunteering / community support

3. Wizzybug - Free Powered Wheelchair for under 5s

   Department D1, Wolfson Centre, Royal United Hospital, Bath

   Introducing Wizzybug! Wizzybug is a fun, innovative powered wheelchair provided FREE of charge to young children in the UK by Designability a charity based in Bath. Who is Wizzybug designed for? Wizzybug is designed for physically disabled children.

   • Charities and volunteering
   • National organisation
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)

4. Museum of Cambridge

   Museum of Cambridge, Castle Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

   About Us Visit us and explore over 300 years of Cambridgeshire history and heritage. Our Museum has something for everyone, and our collections include objects related to the everyday life, customs, and traditions of the local people of the area.

   • Arts and crafts
   • Charities and volunteering
   • Community facilities and provision
   • History and heritage
   • Talks and workshops
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Getting out and about
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Activities and events
   • Venues and rooms to hire
   • Volunteering / community support

5. Guide Dogs services for children, young people and families

   We are Guide Dogs. And we’re here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose. Children and adults. Friends and family. Parents and professionals. Whoever you are, our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing dogs are here to help

   • Information advice and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Parenting and family support
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)