Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.We are a Wakefield based bereavement charity, providing support to children, young people and their families when the worst happens and a loved one dies
Find A Better Way is a new charity founded by Sir Bobby Charlton with support from like-minded individuals from industry and academia and is focused on tackling the devastating legacy of landmines.
It is a specialist provider of support, care, housing and training to people in the Thames Valley with severe and enduring mental health problems.
Your donation will make a big difference to the people we care for and support with mental health and learning disability needs. Funds raised will help to inspire hope for the future, provide ways to discover new opportunities and support people to pursue personal goals and ambitions. Thank you.
Samaritans is available 24 hours a day to provide confidential, non-judgmental, emotional support to anyone experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. The Sheffield branch receives over 30,000 calls a year - by phone, e-mail or visit - and is entirely reliant on voluntary support
CDCF provides grants across County Durham and Darlington for grassroots community projects and individuals or families in crisis. We promote lasting giving by bringing together donors with their chosen causes, through well-targeted grants that make a genuine difference to the lives of local people.
Addiction is an illness, not a choice. Every day, CRI provides essential treatment and support to 53,500 people on their journey into recovery, as well as supporting their family and friends, and the wider community. Please help us be there for everyone touched by addiction.
The Copleston Centre is a multi-purpose community centre in Peckham/East Dulwich in South London providing services for people with mental health needs as well as a wide range of activities for the whole community from cooking classes to pilates, youth group to book club!
The Foundation supports people with mental health issues in ways which empower them. It's principal aim is to encourage and support education and training, employment, and independent living.
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THE MAYPOLE PROJECT provides a lifeline of support for children with complex medical needs and their whole family. We support children with complex and life threatening illnesses, across South East London. The Maypole Project provides unique emotional support that is ongoing, flexible, responsive, professional and confidential. Each family is supported by one of our key workers who are specifically trained and supervised to offer emotional support, which ranges from befriending to counselling or therapy. This can be offered to whole families, one to one, couples, groups, and also extends into provision of information, advice and advocacy SUPPORT OFFERED BY THE MAYPOLE PROJECT: We support ALL members of a family where a child has been diagnosed between birth and 18 years of age, as having a complex or life threatening illness. www.themaypoleproject.co.uk www.facebook.com/themaypoleproject @maypoleproject
Lively Minds is improving the lives of deprived children in rural Ghana and Uganda through education, empowerment and health projects that are run by communities themselves. We enliven minds and empower communities to use their own skills and resources to change their lives for the better.
Raising funds for the second stage of the project: to refurbish the school playground, still pot marked and showing the scars of war. Your kind donations will assist in the development of the children’s mental and physical health giving them a hope for a brighter future.
Improving mental health in Woking CornerHouse is managed by Woking Mental Health Resource Centre Limited. It is a local venue for the provision of mental health services by a wide range of non-statutory and voluntary sector organisations. CornerHouse actively encourages and fosters the creation of voluntary groups. It assists them in their activities by providing advice, support and a place where meetings and social events can be held.
Samaritans Northallerton and The Dales is part of the national organisation which is available round the clock, every single day of the year. We provide a safe place for anyone struggling to cope: whoever they are, however they feel, whatever life has done to them. For more information please visit www.samaritans.org/branches/samaritans-northallerton-and-dales
SpeakwithIT - helping restore speech. Using computer therapy to assist speech recovery if you have aphasia following stroke. Gain confidence. Lose their feeling of isolation. Get back into the broader community with the help of computers, software and volunteers.
We are a small charity in Chorley, Lancashire providing a well-being/ respite service for older people and carer support Our aim is to provide person centred care in a homely environment. We have a dedicated, skilled staff team who offer a range of activities designed to stimulate and motivate.
Carers Northumberland exists to support unpaid carers across the county through support groups, tailored individual support, an information line and more. There are 34,000 carers in Northumberland. Please help us to support them.
Hull & East Yorkshire Mind aims to support people with mental health problems, their families and carers through the provision of services and the promotion of good practices in mental health. We are an independent local organisation, relying on donations and funding to continue delivering support.
We provide one to one counselling for childen and adults, in the Havering and Brentwood areas, who are struggling to come to terms with a bereavement or loss.
Sussex Partnership cares for and supports vulnerable people across the South East of England when they need our help most; providing mental health, learning disability, substance misuse & prison healthcare services. Our Charity supports patients' recovery by buying things not covered by NHS funds.
42nd Street supports young people under stress in Manchester Salford & Trafford. The project promotes recovery through services such as individual support, counselling and group work. 42nd Street is also committed to empowering young people and challenging the stigma associated with mental illness.
Bath Abbey Footprint is an £18 million programme of capital works and interpretation which will provide innovative and sustainable solutions to our needs including:
Comas is the social innovation charity daring to do something different with people trapped by impossible problems.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We support male and female survivors of Rape/Sexual Violence and Childhood Sexual Abuse. Please donate to support our cause. We offer a confidential helpline and support line. Free face to face counselling. Advice and support. We offer training and perform workshops in schools and have an Independent Sexual Violence Advisor to support survivors through the Criminal Justice System. Charity No: 1017581 Find out more Website http://www.eastkentrapeline.com