Charity. Provides a free, confidential and independent advice service.Local authority funding cut: £22,921. Details: Received …
Charity. The Forest of Dean Youth Worker’s Network aims to support all groups working with young people in the Forest of Dean. …
Charity. Provides a free, confidential and independent advice service.Local authority funding cut: £15,185. Details: Received …
Charity. Preserves and displays the historic objects and sites of the Forest of Dean for the benefit of present and future …
Charity. GPFA support and advise all areas in local communities across Gloucestershire on sustaining/development of playing …
Charity. Provides services that aim to empower disabled people, giving them the opportunity to gain choice and control over …
Charity. Community day services and crisis support. Local authority funding cut: £64,624. Details: Received £258,499 in …
Charity. Social singing group, aiming to help tackle social issues and loneliness facing older people..Local authority funding …
Charity. Counselling for carers of people with dementia. Local authority funding cut: £3,955. Details: Received £3,955 in …
Charity. Supports people with learning difficulties. Funding for self-advocacy services. Local authority funding cut: £2,039. …
Charity. Dementia café and support for carers; singing sessions for people with Alzheimer’s; ASSET scheme supporting younger …
Charity. Funding for the Volunteer Car Service, for the elderly and frail or people with a disability which makes travel by …
Charity. Assists people who need to attend medical appointments. Designed for the elderly and infirm, and anyone who is unable …
Charity. Transport scheme for older, disabled and housebound people in the Charlton Kings area.Local authority funding cut: …
Charity. Specialist housing advice and information for anyone who is homeless or has a housing problem. Local authority funding …
Charity. Arranges temporary and emergency accommodation for young homeless people in the homes of trained and vetted …
Charity. Homelessness charity. Local authority funding cut: £1,652. Details: Received £6,608 in 2010/11; cut by £1,652 in …
Charity. Wheelchair loan service. Local authority funding cut: £17,433. Details: Received £17,433 in 2010/11; no funding in …
Charity. Mental health, drugs, and alcohol service.Local authority funding cut: £225,234.6. Details: Received a total of …
Charity. Supports those seeking asylum in Gloucestershire, welcoming them when they arrive, advocating for them in their daily …
Charity. Mencap Pathway - aims to give people with a learning disability equal opportunities to get and keep rewarding jobs …
Charity. Advice and demonstration of equipment for disabled people. Local authority funding cut: £11,435. Details: Received …
Charity. Rehabilitation and equipment for visually impaired adults, and emotional support service.Local authority funding cut: …
Charity. Provides care and support to children and young people with disabilities and their families from across …
Charity. Runs minibuses adapted to carry wheelchairs for severely handicapped passengers in the Stroud & Dursley area as well …
Charity. Provides door-to-door transport for disabled and elderly/frail people who may have difficulty using public transport …
Charity. Door-to-door bus service for people in Gloucester unable to use public transport. Local authority funding cut: …
Charity. Supports families living in the Forest of Dean who have a child with disabilities. Local authority funding cut: …
Charity. Offers various services to residents of the North Cotswold area. Local authority funding cut: £2,483.2. Details: …
Charity. Provides a wide range of services to the local community including baby care and toddler sessions, learning …
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“It’s been hard. I used to have my own signmaking company and I lost it because of the [change in the economic] climate. …
Susan Roberts, Stroud. On JSA. Interview and recording made at lunch at the Marah drop-in centre in Stroud:
“I’m 60. My …
My name is John, I am 60 and I live in Stroud. I trained as an engineer after leaving school and had worked long-term in …
The bedroom tax uses Alice in Wonderland notions of under-occupation! I live in a two-bedroom property, my son stays with me …
This well run Local Authority youth centre had regular attendance of around 250 young people per week, giving them somewhere …
I have just heard that there will be no accessable free reliable money advice in Gloucester. The funding does not exlst after …
We have a small, environmental landscaping business employing 4 people. We get a number of contracts from local government and …
My name is Jim. I lost my business in the recession. I’m 56.
