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The Foyer Federation
The Foyer Federation is a non-profit organisation that helps to transform the circumstances of young people who have faced barriers in their lives. It creates programmes and campaigns that fill gaps in community services and inspire policy and decision makers to make a more effective investment in young people.
Address:
The Foyer Federation, 133-139, Tooley Street, London
Telephone: 020 7430 2212
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The Fragile X Society
The Fragile X Society provides information, help and support to individuals and families affected by Fragile X Syndrome, as well as the professionals working with them.
Address:
Rood End House, 6 Stortford Road, Great Dunmow, Essex
Telephone: 01371 875100
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Fragile X Society (Surrey Branch)
Supports families whose children and relatives have fragile X syndrome – the most common cause of inherited learning disabilities.
This local branch of the national charity meets monthly and provides information and support in Surrey.
Address:
The Chestnuts, 4, Stortford Road, Dunmow, Essex
Telephone: Helpline : 01371 875100
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FRANK
FRANK is a free confidential drugs information and advice service. It offers advice to those taking or considering taking drugs as well as to friends, family members and relatives who are concerned.
Telephone: Phone - 0300 123 6600, Text - 82111
Fredericks Foundation Surrey
Fredericks is a Responsible Finance Provider that provides loans to people who want to set up a new business or maintain or expand an existing business. Fredericks is open to anyone who has a viable business proposition, but cannot obtain mainstream finance.
Address:
Fredericks House, 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater
Telephone: Online enquiry form available through website
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Free Cakes for Kids: Cobham
Free Cakes for Kids is a free, friendly and confidential service. They are a community organisation of volunteer bakers, providing free birthday cakes to families in Elmbridge Borough, who find it difficult to provide a cake for their child.
Address:
Cobham, Surrey
Telephone: 07305 315118
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Free Cakes for Kids: Tandridge
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A community organisation of volunteer bakers, providing free birthday cakes to local families, who find it difficult to provide a cake for their child. They take formal referrals from charities and support agencies such as Social Services/Family Support and Food Banks. Free Cakes for Kids is a free, friendly and confidential service.
Address:
Tandridge, Surrey
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Freedom from Torture
Freedom from Torture provides support to adults, young people and children who have survived torture and organised violence. They offer a range of services such as therapy, advice and support.
Address:
111 Isledon Road, London
Telephone: 020 7697 7777
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The Freedom Programme
The Freedom Programme is a course for survivors of domestic abuse, which helps people to make sense of what has happened to them. It explores the beliefs and attitudes surrounding domestic abuse and also considers how children are affected by witnessing abuse.
The course is run by domestic abuse support agencies across Surrey or can be taken online. It is suitable for women and men and course materials are available.
Check online to find out where your nearest course is being held.
Telephone: Helpline : 0808 2000 247, Freedom Programme Helpline : 01942 262 270
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The Freedom Programme - 11 week courses
The Freedom Programme is an 11 week course and examines the roles played by attitudes and beliefs on the actions of abusive men and the responses of victims and survivors. The aim is to help them to make sense of and understand what has happened to them. The Freedom Programme also describes in detail how children are affected by being exposed to this kind of abuse and very importantly how their lives are improved when the abuse is removed.
Programmes are ongoing. Please ring for details of your nearest course: 01942 262 270
Telephone: 01942 262 270
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