Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust provides mental health, learning disability, and community health services. Its Charitable Funds support services by enhancing the environment for service users, carers and staff and by buying things the NHS is unable to provide.
Mind, yr elusen iechyd meddwl, ydym ni. Rydym yn credu na ddylai unrhyw un orfod wynebu problem iechyd meddwl ar ben ei hun. Rydym yma i'ch helpu chi. Mae Mind Ynys Môn & Gwynedd yn hybu gwell iechyd meddwl a lles i bawb. Ein prif nod yw normaleiddio problemau iechyd meddwl a chreu cymuned lle mae pobl yn teimlo y gallant siarad yn agored am eu problem iechyd meddwl heb ofni cael eu gwrthod na dioddef camwahaniaethu. We're Mind, the mental health charity. We believe no oneshould have to face a mental health problem alone. We're here for you. Ynys Môn & Gwynedd Mind promote better mental health and wellbeing for all. Our main aim is to normalise mental health problems and to create a community whereby people feel they can talk about their mental health problem without fear of rejection or discrimination. Charity No: 1096880 Find out more Website http://www.ynysmonmind.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ynysmon.mind Twitter https://twitter.com/monagwyneddmind
We help adults with learning & physical disabilities, or poor mental health. We provide social & practical skills for independent living, and training, education & work experience to assist adults working towards open employment, in a safe empathetic environment. Visit our website for more...
Solace is a charity which provides free counselling, psychotherapy and advocacy in the Yorkshire and Humber region to the survivors of persecution and exile, many of whom have been traumatised by torture, rape, the death or disappearance of loved ones and often combinations of all of these and other atrocities.
Our Vision: Good Mental Health for All Our Mission: To provide and promote a quality well-being, prevention and recovery service that puts people first. Mental illness isn't popular, there's no "ah" appeal, but it affects so many. You, me, a friend or family member. Help tackle stigma now!
Adults with severe learning difficulties, autism, dementia and mental health problems are given support to live as independently as they can. We believe passionately that they should have the opportunity to love life and join in with the wider community whatever obstacles have to be overcome.
The local charity which gives advice and practical help to the older residents in and around Bracknell Forest. Our core activity is to operate a Day Centre offering 20 places per day, 5 days per week for elderly members who need some care to help them with everyday living and can positively benefit from the social contact and organised activities. We operate a toenail cutting clinic for older people who are unable to cut their own toenails. Our other activities include a telephone "signposting" service to ensure people find the local help and services they need and a network offering a range of social, informative and preventative activities.
Crossroads provides professional, weekly, long term therapy in Tower Hamlets, for children, and adults on low incomes, who are struggling with enduring emotional and mental health difficulties. They help them to recover, function in life, for children to come back on track with their peers socially and educationally.
Horse riding has been proved time and time again to be an excellent therapy for people with disabilities under three headings of physical, mental and social. Riding can provide exercise, mental stimulation, challenges not met elsewhere, fun with friends and so much more.
We offer confidential independent listening support before and after abortion (independent of abortion providers, and we do not directly refer clients for abortion);support following miscarriage/other pregnancy loss; befriending during pregnancy; sex & relationships lessons for teenagers
Samaritans Vision, Mission and Values focus on ensuring that fewer people die by suicide. Friends Of Lincoln Samaritans support the Lincoln Samaritans by raising funds. Samaritans are the only emotional support line open 24/7. Volunteers from the Lincoln branch of Samaritans are taking part in the Lincoln Santa Fun Run & Walk on Sunday 11th December. To help us with our fundraising, please click on the Santa below!
Currently operating in Nagpur, Central India, WIN aims to benefit women worldwide, who are socially and economically disadvantaged. Leah and Usha help women suffering from the physical and social scars of Leprosy, as well as treating other problems such as HIV/AIDS, mental illness and the effects of rape and abuse.
Gogo Olive is an income generating project based in Zimbabwe for women who are struggling to support their families.
Founded in 2004, by Barton Hill residents, Wellspring HLC is a vibrant charity serving one of the most deprived communities in England. It supports local people to improve their health and wellbeing and to build the confidence to achieve their goals and transform their lives. We run a building and deliver health & wellbeing services to reduce depression, reduce social isolation and increase confidence. Wellspring uses a community development approach to address the health inequalities in the area.
Cultivating Good Mental Health Growing Well provides local people with mental health problems with an effective, supportive and inclusive farm-based community. We support people to improve their mental wellbeing by involving them in a range of activities within our organic growing business. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 29680R Find out more Website http://www.growingwell.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Growing-Well/110879435610353?sk=timeline Twitter https://www.twitter.com/GrowingWell
Wester Hailes Health Agency addresses the inequalities in health in Wester Hailes and its environs through an innovative programme of education and therapeutic services. In any one year we move over 350 people into a space where they are healthier, happier, more fit.
PLEASE HELP MEND SHATTERED LIVES Every 22 minutes a child in Britain is bereaved of a parent or sibling. Over 2,000 children in Brent each year have to learn to live with a powerful range of confusing and conflicting emotions. Bottled up, these emotions have damaging consequences in later life for the child, their family and society as a whole. BBS is a registered charity (296229) helping children re-adjust to life after the death of a parent or sibling. By providing professional assistance to help them to better understand the nature of loss and offer the practical support and guidance that many need in order to cope throughout their grieving process. Now in our 25th year, BBS has the experience, knowldge and range of services to support children, young people and anyone caring for or concerned about a bereaved child or young person We also provide support for bereaved adults and those affected by terrorism in the UK through our project SURVIVORS OF TERRORISM - a service developed from the learning and experience gained by the provision of the 7th July Assistance Centre from 2005 until 2009.
Family Lives is the country's leading family support charity. When it comes to raising a family, instructions aren't included - our national helpline, web resources (including email and live chat) and face-to-face work gives parents and carers the non-judgemental help, support and advice they need.
Children and Families in Grief is a charitable organisation that provides practical, emotional and creative support for children and their families in South Devon following bereavement.
Woking CAB provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to anyone living or working in Woking. It aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face and to improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives.
Bristol Crisis Service for Women supports women and girls who self-injure. We provide confidential helpline, text and email support. We have a range of leaflets and booklets about self-injury, and also provide training for professionals who work with people who self-injure. Please see our website for more information: www.selfinjurysupport.org.uk
Isabella Rose Foundation was set up in memory of our Angel Isabella Rose Parr who was still born at 31 weeks. We raise funds to help families who suffer a maternal death or premature baby. This is done by buying equipment for maternity units and providing counselling service for bereaved parents.
A brain injury is life changing. For that reason alone, there needs to be more support for people affected. That is why I have registered my own charity, PAUL For Brain Recovery, to help fill the gap in the community. The vision of the charity is: - To educate and inspire people affected by brain recovery - To make life easier after brain injury - To promote brain wellbeing for everyone PAUL For Brain Recovery will endeavour to offer a quality peer-to-peer support service in the community. I have thankfully lived through brain recovery so I know what’s needed. I have recovered well enough to try and help others and make a difference. With your support, we can achieve more. You can help with our ambition to raise awareness and help others by: - Getting involved in our events by taking part - Organising your own event and fundraise for the charity - Volunteering your time to the charity - Donating to or sponsoring the charity The PAUL For Brain Recovery Centre - Hull Once you leave hospital you find your biggest challenge is only just starting. A new and completely different life is in front of you. The centre will provide support to those who need it, the brain injured and their families, and the centre will offer guidance through inspirational and motivational talks and educational sessions on topics from coping strategies to healthy nutrition, fitness, recovery and well being. Associates of the PAUL charity, including leading brain injury specialists, will also provide support. Visitors will be able to take part in a number of specifically designed physical and mental activities to help stimulate and progress their minds and memories, with all regular visitors having their progress tracked each month to highlight steps forward in their recovery portfolio.
We are here to help and support families with children who have specific learning difficulties in English and Maths. Parents will benefit through staying during sessions. In the parents’ room you will meet others who know exactly how hard it can be to understand the situation you find yourselves in.
Welcome! Our Citizens Advice Bureau provides advice in the Stroud District in Gloucestershire. In our last financial year we helped 3,350 individuals who raised a total of 9,200 issues with us. For many of these people, I feel we are the real fourth emergency service. But we are a charity and funding limits what we can do. And our funding has been hit by the cuts. So if you want to make a real difference to lives in the Stroud District, please give generously! Every pound helps. If you would like to help in other ways - for example organising a coffee morning, undertaking a sponsored challenge or other event to support the bureau please let me know. Peter Rowe (Trustee) Tel: 01452 813228 The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.