The aim of Newbury and District Crossroads is to give support to Carers, who care for a loved one at home, in order that they do not break down under the strain. We aim to reduce the stress in families who care for anyone with phyical/mental disibilities.
Vision Bath supports visually impaired people in Bath and North East Somerset. Services include; a Resource Centre packed with equipment, a free audio-book library, information and advice, home befriending, regular social gatherings and leisure activities, a monthly drop in service for people who have additional hearing loss, a quarterly newsletter and a hospital information service.
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 Harrow branch receives over 40,000 calls a year - by phone, e-mail or visit - and is entirely reliant on voluntary support.
We are a small but vibrant charity working with and supporting young people in Swindon. We operate in a range of settings and our services are entirely free for 11 to 19 year olds.
Threshold is a Brighton based charity offering a free to low cost counselling to women experiencing mental ill health and emotional distress with free creche provision. It targets women who are socially excluded or isolated, e.g. women with a history of abuse, on low incomes, with few social networks, single mothers, carers, etc.
Omagh Samartians have been proving a value listening service for almost 40 years. We offer emotional support to people experincing a wide range of emotions including distress and dispair. Samaritans are always there & will always listen without judging. You can contact us by phoning 028 82 244944
Carr-Gomm provides high quality housing, care, and support and for some of the most disadvantaged people in England. Whether vulnerable through mental ill-health, disability, substance misuse, or escaping violence in the home or as a refugee, Carr-Gomm enables individuals to create a valued future of their choice.
At the Centre we provide fun and stimulating activities for our members and a wee break for their carers. We aim to help people stay as well as they can for as long as they can which may help avoid the need for them to move into a care home.
The Army Widows' Association was formed by a group of Army widows in 2004.It aims to offer support and friendship to those who have sadly lost their husband/wife or recognised partner at any stage of their bereavement through mutual empathy, experiences and by signposting new members to other sources of help at such a difficult time in their lives. The AWA offers its support to all widows bereaved since 1981, death can have been as a result of many reasons: illness, RTA, conflict, suicide, training accidents. We hold an annual weekend and other events where widows can meet up, meet others who are in the same situation as themselves, find out lots of information, raise issues and are developing a network of smaller Regional meetings to improve our support.
Relate Cambridge is part of the UK's largest provider of relationship counselling and sex therapy, working with people for nearly 70 years to build better relationships. Relate Cambridge has 25 experienced and trained counsellors. Relate counselling will help you gain confidence, increase self esteem and build better relationships.
Hold out a Hand is a South Wales-based charity set up in 2007 to provide free bereavement support. We are working to help every bereaved person to re-build a life full of opportunity and choice by helping them to find life beyond their grief. PLEASE HELP US TO HELP THE BEREAVED. Thank you.
Our mosque provides a number of services for the young, women and elderly; including marriage solemnisation, religious counselling, business mentoring, IT training, English languages courses and health & welfare programmes.
Our aim is to promote and protect the pyhcical and mental health of persons suffering from serious spinal injury through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice.
Piccadilly Garden and Support Service is a social enterprise based in Lancaster and was established in 1988. As a not for profit organisation Piccadilly specialises in supporting people with Learning disabilities and Mental health issues in a safe horticultural environment.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.SMILE (Preston) is a registered charity and a self-help group for Chronic Pain Sufferers. SMILE (Preston) is run by volunteer members and we have weekly meetings, with alternative therapies and organized trips for the benefit of our members. Chronic Pain can be very debilitating and sufferers, can often feel alone. This can lead to anxiety, the loss of jobs, careers and independence. It can also seriously affect relationships and can subsequently lead to depression. Our charity aims to provide chronic pain sufferers, with a relaxed weekly meeting where you need not explain your particular challenges, problems or pain, as we are all faced with our own. That brings common ground and understanding, where perhaps it is not found elsewhere. Through this understanding we provide one another with compassion and empathy and above all support.We are totally self-financing through annual and weekly subscriptions, grants, collections and fundraising activities.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1098658 Find out more Website http://www.smile-preston.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SmilePreston
Cirencester SCOPE has been an immensely successful voluntary group over its 29 year history and has helped pump-prime important projects that have benefited disabled people, their families and carers. The provision of respite care, a Parent's Information Contact and Support group and Individual grants help improve user's quality of life.
Committed to the health and wellbeing of those making the world a better, healthier and fairer place. We are an international health charity preparing, sustaining and supporting the health and wellbeing of individuals working around the world.
A group of adults from King Alfred's - teachers, support staff, parents and friends. The team travel to some of the poorest areas of the world to support health and education based projects. All money donated is spent directly on the people who need it most and none is spent on administration.
Home-Start Omagh provide practical and emotional support to young families struggling to cope with the demands of family life. Home-Start Omagh offers free, confidential, non-judgemental home-visiting support to young families in the Omagh district, helping parents build better lives for their children by helping to increase their confidence, coping skills and independence. Our support can include help with parenting skills, budgeting, healthy cooking/eating/shopping, play, reading and friendship for children, managing the daily running of the home, signposting, transportation to appointments, emotional support and friendship. At the heart of our work is the needs of the children and we believe that early intervention helps prevent family breakdown and ensures positive outcomes for the family and local community. Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Home-Start-Omagh-District-870537803003280/ YouTube Please click here to visit our YouTube page
AIMS is a fantastic group that provides activity sessions every Saturday in Dawlish for children with Special Needs and their families. It gives the parents, whose everyday existence can be stressful and lonely, to mix with other parents and families facing similar challenges while their children, including siblings, are having a great time. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1088238 Find out more Website http://Www.aimsfamilies.org
The key objectives of the Way of the Goose, via a Christian support network, are to provide help to members of the local community who are in hardship or distress, to support those who suffer from compulsive disorder and to provide training and support to the long term unemployed.
Multi-media for a change! Acting Up helps people with communication difficulties take greater control of their lives. Isolated older people, people with learning difficulties, mental health service users and others use the power of multi-media to get involved and make community care services more aware and more responsive to their needs. If you would like more information, please visit our website: http://www.acting-up.org.uk
The trust was established to promote & protect the physical & mental health of car accident victims by providing & assisting in the provision of facilities & equipment.
It helps adults and children with physical or mental disabilities either to improve their mobility or help their learning ability through association with the horses.