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The Matt Palmer Trust supports the mental well-being of men of all ages in the UK and Ireland. Our vision is that men will find the support required to enjoy strong mental well-being and not suffer alone.
Crossroads Lewis provides the highest quality care at home to carers and those living alone, regardless of age, disability or illness. We provide regular support to those on Lewis and also offer our much-valued Palliative service through our team of fully-trained Care Attendants. Thank you
HOUSE 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
Guru Ram Das Project is a UK based Charity set-up with the primary aim of improving the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of the community. Our main service is the provision of kundalini yoga to those in need including: projects for alcohol & drug rehab, mental health, the homeless & more.
The Nicky Alliance Day Centre is for people who are socially isolated, are frail or have physical disabilities, including loss of sight and hearing and have mild to moderate dementia. Most members are over 65.Transport is available to and from the Centre. A three course nutritious lunch is served.
Bath Gateway Out & About provides social & leisure activities for adults with learning disabilities. We provide a varied weekly programme of age appropriate social and leisure activities. Our aims are to help and support our members to get ‘Out & About’ and have experiences that they may not be able to access independently without the help, dedication and support of the club leader and volunteers.
Carers Network Westminster is a voluntary organisation working with carers within Westminster. our work includes outreach to identify carers, information and advice to help carers access services and general support services to help carers cope.
Quo Vadis Trust is passionate about promoting recovery from mental illness and believes that this is best achieved by proactively supporting clients to engage and participate with our staff and the wider community through therapy, activities, events, volunteering and employment.
Help! offers low cost counselling to children and young people throughout the south west of England. Counsellors give their time without charging, but money is still needed to pay for premises, and supervision, vital to ensure that the counsellors work ethically and safely.
Just Good Friends (JGF) provides solutions to loneliness and isolation
Glasgow Samaritans 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. We also raise awareness through speaking to organisations, groups, schools and colleges.
Wellspring Therapy & Training is a counselling and training centre providing affordable psychological support for people in distress.
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.
Cogwheel was set up 24 years ago and since 1988 has successfully provided counselling and psychotherapy support for people in Cambridgeshire living on limited financial resources who cannot easily access counselling services. 1 in 4 people will suffer from mental health problems in the course of a year. Mixed anxiety and depression is the most common mental disorder in Britain. This may be as a result of a traumatic situation but sometimes the causes are less easily identified. Cogwheel is able to provide the early intervention which is shown by research be to be the most effective solution and prevents more complex health and social needs from developing, whatever the cause or reason for the disorder. Cogwheel has a large team of trained counsellors experienced in various psychotherapeutic disciplines and techniques. All counsellors receive regular supervision to ensure best practice. Our counsellors give their time on a voluntary basis or at subsidised rates so we are able to bring help to substantial numbers of people. In 2011 we provided approximately 3600 counselling sessions to vulnerable people in Cambridgeshire, 50% of whom were referred to us by their GPs. Even though participants are on limited incomes we do ask them to make a donation, whatever they feel able to give. This encourages participants to commit to attending sessions and to engage with the support made available. We have counselling rooms in a number of locations throughout Cambridgeshire.
Action for 'Carers Oxfordshire' is a charity that offers information, advice and support to unpaid adult carers across Oxfordshire.
A home counselling service for adults of all ages who have difficulty getting out and who may be faced with emotional difficulties. Our confidential service provides an opportunity to explore problems, and is aimed specifically for those who are unable to access traditional counselling services.
The Moira Anderson Foundation is a Charity dedicated to supporting those affected by childhood sexual abuse. The Charity was founded in the year 2000 and it supports children and adults of both genders by offering; Counselling and Therapies, On-going Support, Pop-In, Befriending and Training
Time Together is a Charity that provides personalised, one to one support to adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and brain injuries in the local community. We work closely with the individual and their families, and carer’s, to provide packages of support to enable them to live the lives that they choose, and to be active members of their local community. We support people to go to work, to take part in leisure activities, to make new friends and anything else that will enrich there quality of life. The individual that we are providing the support for is always at the centre of the work that we do.
Open Road helps people affected by drugs and alcohol in Essex, Suffolk & Norfolk.We support individuals, families and communities to recover from their addiction. We provide the SOS bus in Colchester on Friday and Saturday evenings to give practical support and advice to clubbers.
Eating Disorder is a serious condition that has the highest death rate amongst all types of mental illness. Eating Disorder Service (EDS) has been offering a comprehensive range of care to sufferers in our local communities since 1995. We are a registered charity funded by local health commissioning groups to support those with a recognisable eating disorder. EDS is the only integrated community service in S Devon that offers short to medium-termed psychotherapy plus specialist dietetic input for people age 18+. In order to improve access for localities outside Plymouth, we also see clients in 3 outposts in various S Devon locations. EDS work closely with statutory health services to provide safe & thoughtful packages of care for our clients & their carers/families. We process around 300 referrals per year and work with 50 - 60 clients per week offering different levels of therapy input tailored to individuals' needs.
We provide care and support to anyone over the age of 50. It tries to replace the services that were once provided by local government,and has been around for the last 34 years. We are reliant on external fundraising to enable us to continue our much needed services to the lonely and less fortunate.
We are a local charity supporting unpaid carers & young carers. Caring for someone else can seriously impact a carer's health and sense of independence, often leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness. We offer free confidential advice, information & support to carers in Richmond upon Thames.
POINT Founded in 2010 with just 45 members, POINT Forum now has over 850 members and is Oldham’s Established Parent Forum for Parents and Carers of Children and Young People aged 0-25 with Additional Needs, who live in or access Services in Oldham. We aim to pro-actively represent our families, ensuring that parents and carers have greater choice and control to meet their current needs and have a voice in shaping future services.
We all know someone struggling daily with their mental wellbeing: someone who used to be able to cope but now finds simple daily tasks frightening and overwhelming. You may not know how to help them, but here at FDAMH we do. Described by one of the many people who use our services as 'a light in a dark place' for those experiencing reduced mental well-being, we recognise that each individual's journey towards recovery will be unique to them. Your donation will help us give Dana the confidence to fulfill her wish of years to get on a train and visit her son 300 miles away or allow Bill to come to terms with his wife's depression and regain the pleasures that life had lost - with your support, we will be there when you or someone close to you needs us.