Information and advice

Kent Wide Down Syndrome Group (KWDSG) is affiliated to the Down Syndrome Association (DSA). The Downs Syndrome Association provide information and guidance on all aspects of living successfully with Down's syndrome. They also have a helpline and can help those affected by Down's Syndrome with: specialist…

A project to support all young carers aged 5-18 across Kent with information, advice, signposting, social activities and individual support.

Medway Autism Group and Information Centre (MAGIC) is an independent Medway-based charitable organisation providing a range of activities and events to support families living with autism, Asperger's and other learning difficulties.

Mermaids run an information support line to offer information, support and friendship to individuals who are having transgender issues with or without the support of their families. They also offer help to family members, professionals and others who are worried about a child or young…

The MindEd online resource provides information and advice concerning children’s mental health and wellbeing.  The MindEd online resource is for concerned children and their families to seek help and advice.  MindEd directs visitors to sections including ‘risky behaviour’, ‘eating disorders’, ‘sexual orientation and gender’ and…

The Mix is there for advice if you’re under 25. We are there for you, 365 days a year, for absolutely anything you’re going through.  The Mix is free, confidential, and you can contact us however you’d prefer - by phone, email, text or webchat. We can…

The Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS) supports the MS community through nationwide services, such as the MS Helpline and publications, and also through local support via a network of branches.  The Canterbury and District branch has over 150 members and covers a considerable area of South…

Please call our telephone helpline for emotional support and information. This free confidential service is for members of the Muslim community and anyone who is concerned for fellow Muslim members.  You may remain anonymous when you contact the helpline. If you cannot get through at…

My Voice is a project for 16-25 year olds with autism. It's funded by the Department of Health, and it's all about connecting you with other young adults with autism and helping you to have a say in your local communities.