Find your rainbow of help and support for those with different minds.

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  • Samaritans

    Samaritans is a UK suicide prevention and mental health crisis hotline. You can phone free at any time by ringing 116 123 with no bill charge or email jo@samaritans.org

  • Beat ED

    Beat is a charity that specialises in supporting those with disordered eating. The hotlines that the charity operates are open throughout all days of the year with restricted operating times. If you wish to call the charity on a weekday its open between 1pm-9pm and on weekends and bank-holidays its 5pm-9pm

    England ring 0808 801 0677

    Scotland ring 0808 801 0432

    Wales ring 0808 801 0433

    Northern Ireland ring 0808 801 0432

  • Elhers Danlos Support UK

    Is a charity based in the United Kingdom to educate and raise awareness of Elhers Danlos Syndrome and hyper-mobility disorders. Whilst raising awareness of Elhers Danlos Syndrome the charity provides support groups, networks and hotlines for those affected by the conditions to engage and learn more

    To ring their help line call 0800 9078518 with phone lines open weekdays 9 AM - 5 PM and email heoline@elhers-danlos.org

  • The Elhers-Danlos Society

    The Elhers-Danlos Society is an American based charity helping those living with hEDS, EDS and HSD

    To contact their helpline phone 248-716-8336

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  • Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network

    Committed to disability justice, racial equity and neurodiverse and trans liberation

  • Autistic Girls Network

    Are a small charity set to bring change for autistic girls and non-binary who haven’t had access to diagnoses like their male peers have had for decades. The charity can sign post people to teh right support networks, organisations with a safe space to ask questions

    Email: hello@autisticgirlsnetwork.org

  • PDA Society

    Raising awareness of Pathalogical Demand Avoidance as part of the autism spectrum

  • Autistic Minds

    Building better future for autistic minds through grassroots community support sharing lived experiences. Helping autistic people getting the right support for them across the UK

  • ADHD Foundation

    A plethora of services of support for neurodivergent people including screening webinars and information for businesses, education professionals and families

  • Dyspraxia Collective

    New webspace keeping the neurodivergent community informed with must know information. In wake of the closure of the dyspraxia foundation