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Find out about what is available  There are a number of ways to be more physically active in our district. For more information on the list of activities available visit West Berkshire Council's Physical Activities webpage. 

These are classes designed to help people either manage or recover from an existing condition, or to help those at risk of developing one. If you have been diagnosed with a mild mental health condition such as depression, stress or anxiety this group is for you.…

At a certain age – it varies depending on where you live - young people getting help from Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) must move onto Adult Mental Health Services (AMHS). This is called transition and is a big change. At YoungMinds find answers…

This strategy sets out the actions and activities that West Berkshire Council's Autism Partnership Board (APB) have taken so far and the six strategic priorities for future work to support autistic people in West Berkshire.

What is Al-Anon? Someone else's drinking can affect your life - be it a relative or friend, male or female. Al-Anon Family Groups hold regular meetings where members share their own experience of living with alcoholism. Al-Anon does not offer advice or counselling, but members…

Information about AA meetings in the Thames Valley area, who to call or email for help if you think you might have a problem with alcohol and general information about Alchoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience,…

We are continually seeking ways to improve the quality of life for people with allergy, intolerances and sensitivities by offering as much information as possible.   We work closely with GPs and Primary Health Care Services by providing up to date information and training in…

The word dementia describes a set of symptoms that may include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language. Dementia is caused when the brain is damaged by diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease or a series of strokes. Dementia is progressive, which means the…

Come and have your say! Encouraging people with dementia to speak out about issues affecting their lives.

For anyone affected by dementia. Ask for advice, share information, join in discussions and feel supported. A lot of valuable information is available.

ARTHRITIS MATTERS is based in Reading, and is here to provide support to those who suffer from arthritis. If you or a member of your family has been diagnosed with arthritis, then why not find out more about us? We are here to help everyone…

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Offers training and talks about autism from an informed insider perspective.  Help to autistic adults, their families, or counsellors and therapists to understand and best manage the impact of autism. There is a charge for using this service   The website contains a huge amount…

Celebrating the WHOLE spectrum by providing autistic friendly events and activities in the Berkshire area. Including the annual Autistic Pride event in Prospect Park. We also run a monthly family group in Burghfield Common and offer training.  Providing, you with up to date information about autistic lives, always open…

Beechcroft House shares a site with West Berkshire Community Hospital and is home to the Older Adults Mental Health service, Memory Clinic and Home Treatment team.  This Department is managed by Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Mental health assessments and ongoing care is provided if you…

A dedicated team of befriender/support volunteers will provide practical and emotional support to those aged over 25 who feel isolated and are or have been affected by cancer. For the most part this involves lending a listening ear.  Allowing people with cancer the chance to talk openly…

For anyone in Berkshire, who has been bereaved by suicide - historic or recent. Specialist support and practical help will be tailored to your needs.  

Free support, information and advice for those affected by asbestos related disease and their carers/families.  A friendly person for you to talk to. Join us for tea and a friendly chat on the last Wednesday of every month in Reading.