I contacted Maytree by email a few months ago, when I was at the lowest point I'd ever reached. I…read moreneeded help, just a day or two, or even just someone to talk to. In my email to them I told them I was homeless, this was not a cause for my depression, or my suicidal feelings, just my address situation. I travel a lot and do not have a fixed address. Maytree refused point blank to help me. They offered me zero support and very little helpful advice. As a direct result of my contact with this people I attempted to take my own life later that day. I will never fully recover from the effects of this, I have sustained damage to my internal organs. I just wonder how many people have taken their own lives after contacting these people? They are highly judgemental and only help those that fit their criteria, if not they could not care less about you. I would not advise anyone to go to these people or donate to them, there are far worthier places to give your money to.

Hi, I,m Colin,I was recently a guest at Maytree,and I found the place to be warm and inviting.All…read morethe staff were very friendly, and soon put me at ease. There was ample time to talk over your concerns,no rush,done at my pace. The discussions were deep and intense,just what I wanted.I would really love to return,but,it is a one off visit,as I was told at the beginning.

Every professional football match I went too and some fetes and fares l attended they had someone…read moreon standby. Great organisation they are too.

Has good facilities and very competitive prices. When i came here the staff were reasonably…read morefriendly, however could have been better. The only problem i have is that it is located in a very inconvenient place and is difficult to get to.

I have been taking my boys here for a while. They love it and seem to be coming along just fine. On…read moreform and have learnt loads of new moves.

Met them today at the Choice Unlimited Show today, They have produced their own catalogue of goods…read morenow.

I attended 2 webinars from this charity. Dyslexia and Educational psychologist role…read more Invaluable, I went to the Head and Senco with armed facts and they asked for a dyslexia specialist spld level 7. My daughter now has her diagnosis! Thank you for the tips Sos Sen

An amazing charity run mainly by volunteers, that helps so many families of children with Special…read moreEducational Needs. They have a free Helpline open (term time) Monday to Friday 9.30-12.30 and 14.00-17.00, plus Tuesday evenings 20.00-22.00 on 0300 302 3731. SOS!SEN also have eight walk-in advice centres (Hampton Court, Waterloo, Thornton Heath, Aldershot, Oxford, High Wycombe, Kent and Manchester). No appointment necessary, just turn up with your paperwork and they'll help you with any special educational needs issues. They also run Workshops and have many other services, for more information see www.sossen.org.uk. With help from SOS!SEN I was able to battle my Local Authority and get the help my daughter desperately needs at school. I will be back to do a workshop of the 'transistion to EHCP'. Thank you to everyone at SOS!SEN for all your help.

I am an independent consultant. i have on the market different types of body lotions,perfumes,and…read morelotions for savings and so many items.