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•	Dyslexia We are not only interested in helping children and teenagers to succeed in both compulsory, further and higher education, but we also passionately believe that getting extra help should not depend on a parents ability to pay for extra tuition. Unlike the British Dyslexia Association or the Dyslexia Institute we make no charges for any of the services or information we provide.
•	Eating Disorders Association Website Information for anyone affected by eating disorders.
•	Eli H. Newberger, M.D. I offer here individual stories of children's and families' experiences, noting relevant theories and research on the origins and effects of teasing and bullying. Drawing on the insights that flow from these sources, and from the the wisdom of clinical practice as I understand it, I give guidance to parents and professionals, including techniques they can teach children to protect themselves.
•	Everyday Angels Special Needs Care Everyday Angels are experts in Special Needs Care for Greater London.
•	Family Fun Abilities Family fun abilities offers family fun and family health resources to foster the ability to have fun and enjoy life to its fullest for families coping with disabilities
•	Family2000onwards A support and information site for parents, grandparents and children of divorce. Links, articles and book reviews for all parents.
•	Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust and the Institute of Child Health - Our mission is to improve the health of children by being the foremost centre of excellence in Europe for specialist paediatric services and for research, evaluation and education in the field of child health.
•	Hi2u 4 people with hidden impairments Supporting and creating awareness for people with hidden impairments also known as invisible disabilities. Also demonstrating skills people with hidden impairments have. Designed for and by disabled people. An award winning site. Centred around ADHD, Aspergers Syndrome, Dyslexia and similar neurological differences along with any other type of hidden impairment.

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