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ACT (Association for Children's Palliative Care)

Orchard House
Orchard Lane
Bristol
BS1 5DT

Tel (Helpline): 0845 108 2201
Tel (Information/Admin): 0117 922 1556
Fax: 0117 930 4707
Web: www.act.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 9am - 5pm, Monday - Friday (answerphone other times)

ACT is a national charity seeking to promote excellence and equity in the provision of care and support for all children and young people with life-threatening or life-limiting conditions and their families. It campaigns for improved provision of children's palliative care services, supports professionals, and informs and empowers families.

ACT's publications include the following:

  • General information leaflet on ACT.
  • ACT NOW newsletter issued every couple of months to ACT members.
  • ACT 4 families newsletter is free to family members.
  • Palliative care for young people, aged 13 - 24 years.
  • Guide to the development of children's palliative care.
  • Assessment of children with life-limiting conditions and their families - a guide to effective care planning.
  • Voices for change - a research summary of the needs of those caring for terminally ill children.
  • ACT information pack for families.
  • Integrated multi-agency care pathways for children with life threatening and life limited conditions.
  • PaedPalLit - an international research journal in children's palliative care.
  • The transition care pathway.
Checked: 28 Aug 2007




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