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We are Contact, the charity for families with disabled children

We support families, bring families together and help families take action for others.

what we do

The work Contact does is wonderful. There’s no single person from official authorities to help families through the maze of support and tell us what we need to know. Contact covers that niche and helped us get on our feet and enjoy being a family.

Without support from Contact and other fellow parents and carers, I wouldn’t be able to make it today…being part of Contact, allowed me to be who I am.

We’re proud of our numbers! With the help of generous supporters, in 2024/25:

381k

parent carers helped with information, advice and support

14,735

families reached via events or advice enquiries

95%

feel better informed after receiving support from us

97%

would recommend Contact to others