The following voluntary organisations\u2019 websites may help you find other services or funding.\u00a0\u00a0 As these external websites are not published nor maintained by Winchester & District Scope, we are not responsible for their content.<\/p>\n
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Its central mission is to obtain the best possible care and support for everyone in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight affected by a neurological condition and their carers.\u00a0\u00a0 Winchester and District Scope joined the Alliance when it had its official launch on 16 March 2009 .\u00a0 They have produced a Register of all organisations that are part of the Alliance.<\/p>\n
For more information go to their website at\u00a0www.hampshireneural.org.uk<\/p>\n Since 1990 The Rainbow Centre at Fareham has been providing vital Conductive Education (CE) to children with Cerebral Palsy and since 2007 \u00a0has offered a range of specialised part-time services for adults with motor disorders, covering CP, Parkinson, Multiple Sclerosis and people who have had a stroke or head injury..<\/p>\n The children\u2019s sessions aim to improve the quality of life for children with CP, motor learning disabilities and delayed development through CE.\u00a0 They work to inspire all children to reach their full potential by helping them to find new ways to become active and take pride in their own achievements\u00a0 – preparing them for life\u2019s challenges.<\/p>\n CE is a form of specialised neuro-rehabilitation, an educational approach that encourages emotional, social and cognitive development as well as the more obvious physical development. It was developed 60 years ago by Prof. Andrew Peto who recognised that people with lifelong disabilities require a different learning model, one that integrates education, therapy and, for children, academic learning, into a unified holistic model. to help people achieve their potential.<\/p>\n The Rainbow Centre has gradually evolved into a substantial CE Service delivering intensive care to children in the Hampshire \u2013 Wessex region.\u00a0 This service is delivered by Peto-trained Conductor Teachers, a CE Assistant and volunteers.<\/p>\n To find out more…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n …telephone +44 (0) 1329 289 500;<\/p>\n …email\u00a0enquiries@rainbowcentre.org;<\/p>\n …go to\u00a0www.rainbowcentre.org<\/a>;<\/p>\n …find them on Facebook at www,facebook.com\/therainbowcentre<\/a>; or<\/p>\n …talk to The Rainbow Centre on Twitter @rainbowcharity<\/a><\/p>\n Scope is the national Scope charity in England and Wales.\u00a0 They no longer focus on cerebral palsy but have widened their remit to cover all disabilities.\u00a0 \u00a0<\/strong>Their vision is for a world where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else.\u00a0 Their new brand aims to change attitudes towards disability.\u00a0 To promote better attitudes towards disabled people\u00a0 and using comedy to challenge awkwardness, their \u201cEnd the Awkward\u201d campaign was launched on 8th<\/sup> May 2015 with coverage on TV (advertising) and cinema which ran for 4 to 6 weeks.<\/p>\n Find their website on www.scope.org.uk<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Scope Response is a help and advice service offered by national ScopeL Their Regional Response Worker in the South has been known to us for years: he has told us that he works mainly with families of children with cerebral palsy and is happy to be approached through Scope Response.<\/p>\n He also pointed out one of the newer facilities on the Scope website which is the Online Community, where people can communicate on a variety of issues and also seek the advice of professionals on a range of topics. http:\/\/www.scope.org.uk\/community<\/p>\n Visit\u00a0 www.scope.org.uk\/response<\/a> or call 0808 800 3333 or email response@scope.org.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The following voluntary organisations\u2019 websites may help you find other services or funding.\u00a0\u00a0 As these external websites are not published nor maintained by Winchester & District Scope, we are not responsible for their content. Hampshire Neurological Alliance Its central mission is to obtain the best possible care and support for everyone in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight affected by a neurological condition and their carers.\u00a0\u00a0 Winchester and District Scope joined the Alliance when it had its official launch on 16 March 2009 .\u00a0 They have produced a Register of all organisations that are part of the Alliance. 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