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Thomas Pocklington Trust
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Thomas Pocklington Trust is the leading provider of housing, care and support services for people with sight loss in the UK. In addition to promoting services, Pocklington also funds a £700,000 social and public health research budget over a three year period.
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Freedom to live
website accessibility rating: good
Disabled young people are often held back from living independently. They're forced to live in unsuitable housing - places that take away their freedom to make choices in life.
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Home Group Housing Assiciation
website accessibility rating: good
Home Group Housing Assiciation - The UK's largest provider of affordable housing
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John Grooms
website accessibility rating: good
John Grooms provides the highest quality residential care, housing and holidays for disabled people, so they achieve greater independence, choice and freedom. /
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Livability
website accessibility rating: good
Livability creates opportunities for disabled people and brings life to communities.We believe everyone should have the freedom to live their lives and have the chance to use their abilities.We offer a wide range of innovative services to support and empower disabled people throughout their lives. We also provide community organisations with the resources, advice and confidence to impact their neighbourhoods.
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Peabody Trust
website accessibility rating: good
Peabody Trust is one of London's oldest housing associations and a general charity. Founded in 1862 by American philanthropist George Peabody, today Peabody Trust owns and manages nearly 18,500 properties across London, providing affordable homes for nearly 50,000 people.
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Shelter Scotland
website accessibility rating: fair
Shelter is a charity that works to alleviate the distress caused by homelessness and bad housing. We do this by giving advice, information and advocacy to people in housing need, and by campaigning for lasting political change to end the housing crisis for good.
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Shelter England
website accessibility rating: fair
Shelter is a charity that works to alleviate the distress caused by homelessness and bad housing. We do this by giving advice, information and advocacy to people in housing need, and by campaigning for lasting political change to end the housing crisis for good.
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Vista
website accessibility rating: average
An independent charity for nearly 6000 blind and partially sighted children and adults living in Leicester , Leicestershire and Rutland. Vista manages 2 large residential homes for older visually impaired people, 4 specialist residential bungalows for visually impaired adults with learning disabilities, a number of shorthold tenancies in flats and bungalows for people who are visually impaired , a Rehabilitation service to teach independent living and mobility skills, The production of over 3,000 talking newspapers per week and much more.
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