Organisations
- 4Children - charity dedicated to creating opportunities for children
- AADD - UK - adults with ADHD support group
- AbilityNet - range of ICT services for people with disabilities
- ACE Centre - use of technology
- ADDISS - ADHD support group UK
- ADFAM - working with families affected by drugs and alcohol
- ADHD - Northern Ireland
- ADHD -CADDRA-The Canadian Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Resource Alliance
- ADHD Ireland - HADD family support group
- Afasic - speech and language impairments
- All Special Kids - Geneva - support network
- Angelman syndrome - rare genetic condition
- Arthritis - Children's Chronic Arthritis Association
- ASHA- The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- Aspergers syndrome in adult
- Aspire - Ireland - Asperger Syndrome
- Association for Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus
- Asthma UK
- Autism
- Autism - Wales
- Autism education - Treehouse
- Autism Independent UK
- BBC - parenting advice
- British Dyslexia Association
- British Institute of Learning Disabilities
- British Society for Music Therapy
- Bullying - organisations
- Cancer - children - cancerbackup
- Cancer - children - CLIC Sargent
- CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research - Canada
- Care for The Family
- Cerebra - support for parents of disabled children
- Cerebral palsy - Bobath
- Child Care Link - childcare in your area
- Childnet International - Internet safety
- Cleft Lip and Palate Association - UK
- Cleft Lip and Palate Association of Ireland
- Climb - Children Living with Inherited Metabolic Diseases
- Communication skills - ARCOS
- Contact a Family - support for parents
- CORAM - charity to help with emotional health
- Counselling Directory
- Cry-sis - for parents with crying and sleepless children
- DANDA - for people with neurodevelopmental conditions
- Daycare Trust - childcare
- DCD- Canada CAN child
- Different disabilities - information - All Kinds of Minds
- Disability Arts Wales
- Disability Federation Ireland
- Disability Scotland
- Disability Sport
- Disability sports associations
- Disability Wales
- Disabled Living Foundation - advice about equipment and products
- Disabled Parents Network
- Downs Syndrome
- Driving advice - Motability
- Dyscalculia - maths difficulties
- Dyslexia Association Ireland
- Dyslexia - Dyslexia Action
- Dyslexia - Helen Arkell Centre
- Dyslexia - International Association
- Dyslexia Research Trust
- Dyspraxia - Australia
- Dyspraxia - Canada
- Dyspraxia - France
- Dyspraxia - Ireland - Dyspraxia Association
- Dyspraxia - Poland
- Dyspraxia - USA
- Dyspraxia Association - New Zealand
- Dyspraxia Foundation
- Dyspraxia Scotland - HDCD group
- Dyspraxia/DCD Cork
- Ehler-Danlos Support Group
- Enuresis
- Epilepsy (epilepsy action)
- Family and Parenting Institute
- Family Fund - help for families with severely disabled children
- Food and Behaviour Research (FAB Research)
- Forums for discussion
- Full Time Mothers
- Girlguiding
- Grandparents' Association
- Handwriting
- Handwriting - National Handwriting Association
- Handwriting- National Handwriting Association (UK)
- Help At Hand toolkit - behaviour
- Home-Start - for parents of under-fives
- HomeDad - support group
- Hyperactive Children's Support Group (HACSG)
- Hypermobility Syndrome
- I-CAN-A charity working for children with speech and language difficulty
- Incontinence - ERIC
- Infant massage
- Information technology support - AbilityNet
- Learning Difficulties Foundation
- Left handed
- Linking parents and school - Big Wide Talk organisation
- Marfan syndrome
- MENCAP
- Mental Health - Young Minds
- Mindroom - A Scottish charity - raising awareness of learning difficulties
- Mother's Union
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Music therapy - British Society
- National Association for Gifted Children
- National Autistic Society
- National Childminding Association of England and Wales
- National Children's Bureau
- National Literacy Trust
- National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC)
- Netmums - support for mothers and families
- Network 81 - inclusive education for children with special educational needs.
- Neurofibromatosis Association
- NHS direct - health care directory
- Noonans Syndrome
- One Parent Families (Gingerbread)
- One Space - for single parents
- PACE - for lesbian and gay parents
- Parent /teacher guidance site - Schwablearning
- Parent network - National Parenting Network
- Parent Zone - Scotland
- Parenting across Scotland
- Parenting UK (formerly known as Parenting Education & Support Forum)
- Parentline Plus
- Parents Advice Centre (NI)
- Parents Centre - help with childcare/choosing schools
- Parents in Partnership Parent Infant Network (PIPPIN)
- Parents Plus - Ireland
- Partners in policy - leadership training courses for adults and parents
- Prader-Willi syndrome
- Riding for the disabled
- Scope Cymru - equality for disabled people
- Scotland - additional support needs advice
- Scotopic sensitivity syndrome/Irlen syndrome
- Scouts
- SEBDA - social, emotional & behavioural disorders
- Setting-up and Running a Parent Support Organisation
- Sibling support
- SKILL- students with disabilities
- Special Needs Advice - IPSEA
- Special Needs Advice Wales - SNAP Cymru
- Specialist schools advice - Gabbitas
- Stammer - Michael Palin Centre
- Stammer - the British Stammering Association
- Sudden Infant Death
- SureStart - Government programme
- Swimming
- The Children's Society
- The Children's Trust for children with disabilities
- The Council for Disabled Children (CDC) - influencing national policy
- The National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS)
- Tourette Syndrome Association
- Transition Information Network
- TreeHouse - autism education
- Williams Syndrome
- Working Families
- Young Minds Trust
Autism education - Treehouse
Treehouse is a national charity for autism education set up by parents. It runs a school for children with autism, provides a range of innovative services and offers consultancy to groups looking to set up provision for children and seeking advice on campaigning.
Woodside Avenue, London N10 3JA
Tel: 020 8815 5444
E-mail: info@treehouse.org.uk
Website: www.treehouse.org.uk