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Children First for Health: This site has helpful info about health for juniors, kids and teens in a easy to use format. Check out the interactive features, real life stories and videos.; Rate this website
Directgov - Equipment: If you need help with mobility or have partial sight or hearing, this site tells you how you can get help from the NHS.; Rate this website
Dyslexia Action: Dyslexia Action is a national charity and the UK's leading provider of services and support for people with dyslexia and literacy difficulties.; Rate this website
ICE- In Case of Emergency: Putting ICE along with a name and telephone number will enable the emergency services to contact your family in the event of an emergency. This site tells you how it works; Rate this website
n2k Health: Here you'll find plenty of useful advice and info on everything health related, from addictions to keeping fit. Also, find out about teen chef Sam Stern's Cookblog, first aid and other health services.; Rate this website
NHS Dentists: Not everyone is entitled to free dental treatment under the NHS, but there are certain exceptions. Find out if you're eligible here.; Rate this website
NHS Direct Online: If you want to find out more about services run by the NHS, there's probably no better site to visit.; Rate this website
NHS GPs: People normally visit their GP when they're feeling ill, but you can visit your GP for advice on virtually anything to do with your health, including your sexual and mental health.; Rate this website
NHS Hospitals: Find out where your nearest NHS hospital is, click here.; Rate this website
NHS Opticians: If you feel you need your eyes tested, then you will need to visit an ophthalmic optician. You might be able to get free eye tests and money off glasses and contact lenses if you are under 16 years old, on a low income or receive certain types of benefits.; Rate this website

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