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Moriah Family Support Group confidentially supports all families of children and young ones (0-25) with any special educational needs, particularly those with English as an additional language.

Morrisons Supermarket Pharmacy

Head Office : Fratton

Motiv8 provides individual and family support, targeted group provision, open access hubs, street based detached youth work, community education events and one to one intensive support programmes. We aim to create safer communities for young people and their families, building trusting relationships, boosting skills, building resilience and inspiring young people and families to reach their potential. We support young people into training and employment opportunities through work experience, community education events, traineeships, apprenticeships, volunteering, sessional and salaried jobs.

We hold monthly coffee mornings on the 2nd Friday of each month 10.30 - 12noon at the Living Well Centre, for people living with MND and their carers, family and friends.

These meetings provide an informal opportunity to meet with other people living with the disease and to share experiences and ideas. 

The Motor Neurone Disease Association offers support for people with MND and those who care for them.

To promote and to provide good care and support for those people living with, affected by, or curious about death, dying and bereavement across the Isle of Wight.

The Solent Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre is an independent, self-funding charity that is part of a network of MS Therapy Centres throughout the UK.

Music for Dementia - Research shows and lived experiences demonstrate that music can help reduce the often distressing symptoms of dementia, such as agitation, apathy and anxiety.

M4d radio is part of the Music for Dementia campaign to make music available to everyone living with dementia. Their ambition is to make music freely available and a part of everyone’s care plan and is a group of five themed radio stations available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, playing music that evokes memories.

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Teaching music to young SEN/D people and young people with mental health difficulties or challenging life circumstances

Music matters is a non Profit org dedicated to helping young people with SEN/D mental health difficulties or challenging life circumstances.

For children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEN/D), mental health difficulties, or challenging life circumstances, research shows that music can be of great benefit.

Here at music matters we believe that music should be accessible to everyone, so we are breaking down the barriers that come with learning an instrument and making music...

We work with a variety of partners to provide bespoke music projects to support children and young people with additional needs and disabilities to access high quality music making.

Working alongside schools and alternative education systems to deliver the highest quality sessions, Our young people feel the benefits of inclusion, confidence building, and finding their own creativity.

MY BOY CAN is a project to raise awareness and support for our sons who are often misunderstood by the social constraints of Male Gender.

To encourage diversity and inclusion within our society, to stop saying a boy can't or shouldn't do something because he is a boy and start saying My Boy Can.