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Support Groups in Bristol
Jon Killeen
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I would really like to find some support groups that are based in the Bristol Area. I would like to meet up and just talk - some people - are judgemental and just don't understand and are unwilling to listen, which after a time can get really frustrating. I have searched online but cannot find any that are connected with helping with Cerebral Palsy. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Hi,
Cerebral Palsy Plus is based in Bristol and has an evening club and other social opportunities: http://www.cerebralpalsyplus.org.uk/services/evening-club/.
There is also Young and Free, a befriending and buddying service in Bristol for disabled young people aged 16-25 years: http://youngandfreecharity.co.uk/
Best wishes
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