Community Directory

There are a lot of organisations out there to support you if you have a concern about how you are or have been treated. If you feel you are being discriminated against, or if you have been a victim of crime or anti-social behaviour, then these organisations are there to help you.

Covering East Devon, Exeter and Tiverton In home toenail cutting services (£35 for individual, £63 for couple) Foot Care clinic in Exeter (£30.5 for individual or £53 for couples attending together) Tai Chi QiGong classes offered at Exe Valley Leisure Centre, Tiverton. £6 per session 11:30-12:30 on Thursdays. Focus on improving strength, flexibility, and balance while relaxing the mind and lowering stress

Age UK is a UK charity supporting older people, offering advice, information and services, campaigning to improve later life and reduce isolation, poverty and inequality among older adults.

Peer support organisation for people affected by someone else’s drinking. Offers group meetings, helpline support and shared experiences to help families and friends cope, improve wellbeing and reduce isolation.

Blind Veterans UK has supported vision-impaired ex-servicemen and women since 1915, helping thousands rebuild their lives after sight loss – moving from isolation to independence and fulfilment. Providing veterans with rehabilitation, training, practical advice and emotional support. Support is also available for carers.

Carer Rights UK provides information, advice, and guidance on the legal rights of unpaid carers in the UK. The site offers resources on employment, benefits, and caring responsibilities to help carers understand and exercise their rights effectively.

Citizens Advice Somerset provides free, confidential, impartial advice. They support people with issues such as benefits, debt, housing, employment and relationships, helping them understand their rights and find solutions. Call 0808 278 7842 or access support online

Combat Stress provides specialist mental health support for veterans in the UK. The charity offers treatment for conditions such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety, alongside helplines and community services to support recovery and wellbeing.

An organisation of disabled people working through consultation, representation, research and service provision to improve access to all services and facilities

Supports people who receive Direct Payments or Personal Health Budgets to manage their care, employ personal assistants and live independently.