(UK, 1080719) Browse eventsThe work of the Balsam Centre (Wincanton Community Venture) focuses on reducing health inequalities, working with individuals and families who are disadvantaged, vulnerable and have little or no support. We are particularly successful at working with people of all ages and backgrounds to improve their own and their families' life chances. There is a focus on mental health support for people with low to moderate depression, anxiety and associated conditions.
(UK, SC034261) Browse eventsGowrie Care is a charity who improves the quality of life of everyone we work with. We work throughout Scotland offer varying levels of support to people in different settings, but in each case we are there to make a difference to people and to support them to make the most of their lives.
(UK, 207314) Browse eventsRelate is a national charity working to promote health respect and justice in couple and family relationships face to face, online and via phone and text. Everyone deserves happy, healthy relationships. We can support that, with your help. Why should I donate to Relate? Relationship breakdown ruins lives and families can be torn apart by the aftermath of a divorce or separation. Relationship breakdown can lead to: Relate helps to prevent relationship breakdown and when things go wrong we are there to help people pick up the pieces of their lives and build happy, healthy relationships. We do this through counselling, sex therapy, advice and guidance and training courses both face to face and via the internet. By donating to Relate you could be changing someone’s life – help us give the gift of a healthy relationship. What will happen to my money? Any donation you choose to make to Relate will be used to support development and delivery of services for people in distress. Your help could provide a distressed caller to our helpline with the friendly, reassuring response they need, allow us to help people online and face to face to prevent relationship breakdown and its devastating impacts. Can I fundraise for Relate? We would love for you to raise money for the work we do with people who suffer the distress of relationship breakdown. It could be anything from a coffee morning, sponsored walk or a special birthday where you ask the guest to donate rather than buying you a present. If you would like any information about supporting Relate please call 0300 100 1234 and ask to speak to someone in the fundraising team or email us on [email protected]
(UK, 1097407) Browse eventsHeadway Somerset is a unique organisation helping people to live as independent a life as possible after brain injury, providing specialist support and therapy at its 3 Brain Injury Outreach Units. It provides essential respite care for family members who may end up being full-time unpaid carers.
(UK, 249137) Browse eventsMedway Samaritans provides confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone, email and in person. As an independent charity, we depend entirely on voluntary support and financial donations so we can continue to be there for our callers whenever they need us.
(UK, 1138282) Browse eventsServeDirect works with local visionary projects and people in under-developed parts of the world to provide practical help. This includes; financial support, practical building skills, managerial experience, provision of equipment, teaching and medical support.
(UK, EW07352) Browse eventsThinkTwice aims to eradicate the stigma of mental illness in the Church. We provide speakers, awareness resources and a variety of training options.
(UK, 1083593) Browse eventsIndependence Trust (IT) supports some of the most excluded people of all ages across Gloucestershire who have alcohol, drug or mental health problems. IT provides community interventions that support families. IT actively recruits and develops volunteers to play their part in people’s recovery.
(UK, 259280) Browse eventsThe objects of the charity are to work for the assistance of persons who are suicidal, despairing or in distress by providing a service intended for the benefit of persons in Canterbury and the surrounding area (but without specific limitations as to area) to enable such persons to receive immediate help, compassion and befriending from members of the charity selected and prepared for the purpose working under direction; and also where appropriate, in accordance with Samaritan procedure, referral to persons having specialist or professional skills.
(UK, 1047353) Browse eventsIt is a self-help group for people with Multiple Sclerosis. It provides a range of therapies to help manage the symptoms experienced (high dosage oxygen therapy), physiotherapy, reflexology and other complementary therapies, as well as dietary advice, counselling, information and general support. It is entirely self-funded.
(UK, 262105) Browse eventsCornwall Samaritans at Truro offers totally confidential, emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair.
(UK, 1013442) Browse eventsListening Post is a professional counselling service, Christian in foundation. Through our team of volunteer counsellors, we provide vital counselling services to adult residents of Gloucestershire, many of whom would otherwise be financially excluded from accessing professional support.
(UK, 1077549) Browse eventsDCP supports Christian Communities in County Durham to work with each other and with other organisations. We support a variety of projects all of which respond to identified needs and aim to make a positive difference in the lives of people living in or visiting County Durham.
(UK, sc011889) Browse eventsWe 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.
(UK, 1155145) Browse eventsAbstinence based addiction day care service and domestic abuse champion. Future Living Hertford was founded to fill a gap in the market in Hertfordshire for a non 12 step abstinence based addiction service that was free to access for all. We support clients in recovery from addictive behaviours and offer not only group therapy and one to one counselling but also skills training, volunteering and paid for work opportunities. Our staff are all volunteers, something rare in this day and age, and all qualified and committed to our work. We have psychologists, counsellors, therapists and great admin staff. Alongside this service we run a programme for female survivors of domestic abuse to support them in rebuilding their self esteem and lives.Our newest pilot programme is for young people between 14 and 19 years of age supporting them with drugs and alcohol issues and moving forward in life. Charity No: 1155145 Find out more Website http://www.futurelivinghertford.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/futurelivinghertford/ Twitter https://twitter.com/LivingHertf
(UK, 1124104) Browse eventsPortsmouth Counselling Service is a locally based charity providing counselling support to people in Portsmouth and the surrounding areas. The aim of the charity is to provide professionally affordable counselling to anyone in need of counselling, especially those in poverty or at risk of exclusion and whose lives are marginalised and outside mainstream. We are a multi-cultural service supporting and celebrating the diversity of clients accessing the service. The charity provided over 5000 hours of counselling in 2014. PCS is the only counselling service that provides long term counselling on an affordable fee basis. The issues dealt with in counselling may include relationship issues, bereavement, abuse, depression, anger, stress or disability. PCS receives funding to provide a free counselling service to Portsmouth residents for drug and alcohol issues. We also offer free counselling sessions to family members of substance misuse users and for witnesses and victims of domestic abuse.
(UK, 218064) Browse eventsThe Derby & District branch of Samaritans opened in January 1961 and ever since it has operated as a self-financing, independent charity.Samaritans are available 24 hours a day to provide emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of emotional distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. The recession is likely to have contributed to the first increase in suicides in a decade. Without action, research predicts that suicides will continue increasing. At a time when the service is needed more than ever, all money raised will help to ensure that Derby & District Branch can continue its vital work in the local community.http://www.samaritans.org/branches/samaritans-derby-and-districthttp://www.facebook.com/DerbySamaritanshttp://www.facebook.com/derbysamfriendshttps://twitter.com/#!/DerbySamaritans
(UK, 1123322) Browse eventsThe Trust aims to help parents bereaved of a child in the Huddersfield, Halifax and Mirfield areas. We aim to assist parents in paying for headstones and funeral expenses, with other financial issues being addressed on an individual basis.
(UK, 1078353) Browse eventsHealth Help International aims to help improve the health of the less fortunate - young and old - in those parts of the world where poverty and local conditions adversely affect them, in India and Zambia. All UK Administration expenses are met by Trustees and committee members.
(UK, 1067889) Browse eventsCarers Bromley provides support to people in the London Borough of Bromley who, unpaid, provide care for others who, due to disability, long term illness (mental or physical) or frailty, are unable to cope on their own without assistance. 1 in 3 people become carers. Becoming a carer can happen to anyone at any time and affects people from all cultures and of any age. We currently support over 4,000 carers, approximately 800 of these are young carers aged 4-18 years. We offer emotional support, information, advice and advocacy, respite and sitting services, stressbusting and lots more. Charity No: 1067889
(UK, 1123776) Browse events"Tis better to light a candle than curse the darkness" We are a forward thinking group of people who strive to support carers of people with dementia and those they care for. The Dementia Support Group started in 1999 as a self-help group of carers of people with dementia. As we were the only group of this nature in Bolton our membership soon grew and we attained registered charity status in 2008. In order to effectively support the carer it was also neccessary that we supported the person with dementia. We therefore sought out many new and innovative therapies and devised some of our own to make the caring experience as positive and enjoyable as possible. The trustees of the charity and members of the management committee are all present and former carers of people with dementia and therefore have first hand knowledge and experience of what caring entails and what support is necessary. Several of our members have also persued professional qualifications in dementia studies to further their knowledge and to keep up to date with new technologies. We intend to be available for all carers of loved ones with dementia.
(UK, XT23768) Browse eventsWe train people in suicide prevention skills so that people at risk of suicide are identified and linked to the professional help that in most cases will save their life. We have five programmes and we never charge people for attending our programmes. Our Preventing suicides in Your Community Programme was the first accredited suicide prevention training in the UK or Ireland. Our newest programme is Mind Your Mate - it gives 16 - 24 year olds the skills to save their friends from suicide - it was developed because of the dramatic increase in young people taking their own lives. We also provide outreach support to those at risk of suicide - calling to peoples houses who are too distressed to travel to help. We will accompany suicidal people to the hospital and medial appointments so that they get the help they need - too many at risk people do not attend appointments because their depression stops them. We provide free counselling to suicidal people, depressed non-suicidal people, children bereaved through suicide and adults bereaved through suicide. We do not receive one penny from the government in core grants.
(UK, 506814) Browse eventsThe Counselling and Family Centre helps anyone under stress by means of a telephone helpline staffed by trained volunteers, face to face counselling, and a Family Centre offering support to local parents and pre school children.
(UK, 1113718) Browse eventsFocusing on awareness, peer-education, mobile counselling and testing we are helping tackle HIV across Tanzania. Our tanzanian community health workers help those with HIV to access treatment while tackling stigma in their communities - Every penny you donate makes a huge difference.
(UK, SC027225) Browse eventsAugment (Scotland) Ltd is a user-led mental health charity. It has the aim to ensure that everyone in Angus attains equal citizenship regardless of any prevailing mental health problems. It helps people with mental ill-health in their recovery and aims to enable them to get back into employment.