(UK, 1117059) Browse eventsAngels is a parent led voluntary organisation set up in North Hertfordshire to support parents and carers of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and/or Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD).
(UK, 1109687) Browse eventsOur work is based on the simple premise that if parents get support and friendship from another parent, they will be better equipped to learn to cope with the many difficulties life can bring, and will be able to give their children the best possible start in their own lives. Through a network of trained parent volunteers we support families who are not coping as well as they would like. Families need support for many different reasons including postnatal illness, disability, bereavement, mental health, parenting or social isolation.Our support is tailored, personalised, non judgemental and delivered to families in their own homes and through social activities. All our volunteers are DBS checked and attend an eight week training course which covers issues such as confidentiality, safeguarding and working with families.We always need new volunteers and all our volunteers have parenting experience. We support our volunteers with ongoing training and regular supervision. Our volunteers give just 2 hours per week of their time and their travel expenses are paid. Please donate if you are able to help this fantastic cause Charity No: 1109687 Find out more Website http://www.homestartsouthderbyshire.org.uk/?p=687 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HomeStartSouthDerbyshire/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Traceyhssd Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/138418660@N02/albums/72157662066641072
(UK, 1100420) Browse eventsWellspring Therapy & Training is a counselling and training centre providing affordable psychological support for people in distress.
(UK, 1011120) Browse eventsWorking Well Trust is a mental health charity based in East London. We work with people with long term mental health issues who wish to return to work.
(UK, 803661) Browse eventsYANA (You Are Not Alone) works under the umbrella of the Clan Trust offering help and support for those in farming who may be affected by stress and depression. We operate a confidential helpline and for those living in Norfolk or Suffolk we are able to fund up to 6 session with a professionally qualified counsellor.
(UK, 1131640) Browse eventsThe Loddon Valley Day Care (respite) Centre aims to serve the needs of people in Tadley and the surrounding area. We aim to provide a safe and enjoyable meeting place for elderly people who live alone or with family and need social interaction and also provide respite for their carers. We currently open two days a week at the Ambrose Allen Centre in Tadley and offer a range of activities including exercise classes, games, bingo, etc. and provide a two course hot lunch for all members. The Centre has 3 paid staff members and a team of dedicated volunteers.
(UK, 1066411) Browse eventsMind in the Vale of Glamorgan is a Charity that works with and for people with mental health problems. We aim to develop services; which are based on the wishes, needs and rights of the people who use the service
(UK, 264809) Browse eventsHearing Link is the UK organisation for people with hearing loss, their family and friends. It makes it easy to find information, services and support, and to connect with others so experiences, knowledge and advice can be shared.
(UK, 1086625) Browse eventsThe Dove Service provides counselling, group support, training and awareness around issues relating to bereavement, loss and life-changing/terminal illness. We offer a national counselling phone line and in some areas, face-to-face counselling and groups.
(UK, 1165346) Browse eventsTo help families to support their loved ones who have dementia to live as independently as possible in the community.
(UK, 1160125) Browse eventsOpen Age works with older Londoners to create chances to get together, find work, learn new skills and develop new interests. By doing this we help people stay healthy in both mind & body to keep living life to the full. We aim to combat loneliness & isolation and improve health & well-being.
(UK, 1070827) Browse eventsADDISS provides information and support to families, adults and children who struggle daily to cope with the burden of having Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. We are trying to raise money to build a national network of support for families all over the country. We currently run a telephone helpline. We offer training to schools and families.
(UK, SC020217) Browse eventsA self-help group receiving no statutory funding provides advice and support for people with MS and their carers in Tayside and Fife in a friendly non-clinical setting. Members choose from therapies; hyperbaric oxygen, counselling, physio, chiropody, aromatherapy, reflexology, yoga and swimming
(UK, 1110455) Browse eventsAge UK Bath & North East Somerset is a local, independent charity which provides support for 12,000 older people, their families and carers each year.
(UK, 1070028) Browse eventsWhen you have the well-being and sometimes the life of a loved one in your hands, the responsibility can be too much to cope with alone. Unpaid Carers look after family members and friends who couldn't manage without their support because of illness, frailty, disability or substance misuse problems. Hannah who is a member of the Carers' Support Service team is also a Carer for her grandmother who has Dementia. She has taken on the challenge of running the London Marathon to help raise awareness of Carers in North East Lincolnshire. 3 in 5 of us can expect to become a Carer at some time in our lives. The Carers' Support Centre has been supporting Carers in Northern Lincolnshire for over 27 years. We are here to support Carers throughout their caring journey and beyond. At its simplest, the support we provide gives Carers information and knowledge to help them be independent and take control of their lives. The right information at the right time can be life changing. Stress, depression, loneliness, isolation, are just some experience Carers go through as a result of being a Carer. Over 80% say they experience poor mental and physical health and well-being. We ensure we understand an individual Carers situation so that we can provide specific support to meet their needs. The support we provide is completely free. “The Carers Centre kept me going through my darkest moments. I used to go into the centre in tears and when I left I felt the sun was shining and I felt more hopeful" "The Carers' Support Centre really helped me to accept myself and look at things differently. I am coping better now and feel I have been given the tools to cope. I feel stronger in myself. Your support has been a great help" There are over 7 million Carers in the UK, together saving the UK economy £129 billion every year! Carers selflessly put the needs of other before their own. They are an unsung army of ordinary people who provide more than three quarters of care in the community. We work tirelessly to ensure Carers know that support is available and that they are not alone.
(UK, 10590433) Browse eventsThanks to the generosity of our supporters, Sheffield Health & Social Care Charity helps to improve the experience of local service users, their families and carers within the Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust. We fund improvements to mental health and social care services to provide a level of care beyond that which NHS funding alone can deliver and that enables people using these services to maintain their independence in daily life. From supporting individuals with learning disabilities, through to helping people with depression and anxiety, or helping older adults coping with dementia, the Charity continues to make a real difference to people throughout the Sheffield area.
(UK, 261871) Browse eventsSamaritans is available 24 hours a day to provide confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide.
(UK, 1133501) Browse eventsOur aim is to help all those families in our area who are having to cope with the impact of dementia on their lives - to offer them the practical and emotional support which can make "living with dementia" a better place than when they were "on their own" - to show that that their community cares and wants to support them in their difficulties - and that there are those around them that have "been there" and understand the problems and emotions that they are going through.
(UK, 1088970) Browse eventsNeutral Ground offers a safe, enjoyable place for parents and children who live apart to spend time together. It is neutral, friendly and confidential. It is not intended as a permanent arrangement but a way to help families to go on and make their own arrangements for contact. Our work is centred on improving the emotional security and development of the children. As well as promoting positive relationships between parent and child, we help parents to focus on the needs of the children and reach independent, constructive ways to see them.
(UK, SC029266) Browse eventsOur core work is delivering courses and workshops in parenting skills to parents and professionals. Our courses are informal, practical and participative. We encourage parents to recognise and celebrate their skills, as well as developing new strategies for the future.
(UK, 1028214) Browse eventsFAMILY FRIENDS PROVIDES LONG-TERM SUPPORT TO FAMILIES & CHILDREN IN NEED THROUGH BEFRIENDING & MENTORING SERVICES. VOLUNTEERS OFFER WEEKLY SUPPORT TO FAMILIES IN DEPRIVED AREAS OF KENSINGTON & CHELSEA AND HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM. WE AIM TO HELP FAMILIES FIND THEIR STRENGTHS AND MAKE POSITIVE CHANGES.
(UK, 1056441) Browse eventsHaving an eating disorder, or supporting someone who has, can be a distressing and bewildering experience. Somerset and Wessex Eating Disorders Association (SWEDA) offers a range of services throughout Somerset and the surrounding area. Based at Shepton Mallet in Somerset, in the Southwest of England (UK), we provide support to anyone affected by eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, compulsive eating, binge eating disorder and all related conditions. Our services include Counselling Services, a monthly Self help Support Group, Training and Presentations for Health Professionals and GPs, and an Outreach and Community Support programme, working with young people in Secondary Schools and four of the major Colleges in the county. We are here to support and listen to you, wherever you are on your journey.
(UK, 231269) Browse eventsSamaritans is available 24 hours a day to provide confidential and emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide.
(UK, 1088236) Browse eventsDrug and alcohol addiction can touch anyone’s life at any time with unthinkable consequences. Bosence Farm Community helps people overcome drug and alcohol addiction and turn their lives around. Our mission is to provide a range of services to help people maintain recovery from addiction to alcohol and drugs. Our principle objectives are:
(UK, 1121858) Browse eventsHOUSE OF LIGHT House of Light offers help, support, advice and information for women and their families who are affected by antenatal (A/N) and postnatal depression (PND). We are based in Hull and offer support locally and nationwide. We are a not for profit registered charity. Our services are offered by qualified counsellors some of which have had personal experience of mental health issues. We offer: Our one to one support mostly takes place at House of Light's premises. For women who are affected by agoraphobia, a fear of open spaces or leaving their house (which is sometimes a feature of PND) we are able to offer home visits locally. Peer support has been proven to be an effective treatment for women with this illness and in some cases preventing depression occuring postnatally. We offer peer support or counselling and women are free to choose which aspect of support they need. Our email and text support allows women to come forward relatively anonymously. Due to the nature of the subject and the taboo that still needlessly surrounds depression, a large amount of women are still afraid to come forward and seek the help that they need and deserve. For more information please visit our website www.pndsupport.co.uk