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A registered charity supporting all people affected by ataxia, their familes, carers and friends. Offers details of accredited ataxia centres, useful organisations to contact, donation details and an ataxia users forum.

A description of Ataxia as reported on in Wikipedia.

Offers information, facts and health details on cerebellar ataxia.

Enabling people of all abilities to enjoy cycling and its many benefits. Their starting point is to focus on people with disabilities - a group for whom cycling is not often an easy option.

Wheelchair accessible cottage sleeping 4/5 persons. Located close to the picturesque town of Kenmare. Includes prices and details of disabled facilities available.

Specialist supplier of walking sticks and canes for the discerning customer. The largest online walking stick shop in the UK with over 500 products including formal canes, wedding canes and stickmaking supplies. Also offers a bespoke service.

A charity that runs a range of services and activities for people with SCI as well as their friends, family and volunteers to encourage independence, self-confidence, education and motivation following a life changing injury.

Established in 1978 to specialise in courses and activities for disabled and disadvantaged young people and those with special needs. Located between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.

The largest outdoor centre in Europe, set in an area of outstanding beauty in the heart of the English Lake District. A not for profit organisation and educational charity that inspires people to reach their potential through challenging outdoor and classroom based experiences.

A resource aimed at young people explaining the causes of skin problems and ways to prevent or cure acne.

Eco-therapy at its broadest can help all ailments but is particularly aimed at those with mental health, stress and depression problems. An alternatives treatment that could be given priority over anti-depressant treatments in all but the most serious cases. Site includes full details plus course information and events.

Contain a variety of sections concerned with the use of computers by the blind, includiing, training tutorials for equipment and explains how the Blind use a computers.

Formed in 1992 by a group of disabled friends wishing to play wheelchair basketball. Site offers club details, fixtures and results plus how to get involved.

A social club for people who have suffered a stroke or other neurological disorder in and around Horsham, West Sussex.

A friendly stroke club located in Gillingham. Site offers location and meetings details, outings and contact.