(UK, 1128367) Browse eventsSupport Us Cheshire West Citizens Advice is a registered charity and our services are FREE. In 2010/2011 we assisted 14,711 clients with 43,711 separate issues. We rely on the support of people like you to ensure that we are ready with advice when we are needed. Right now, the demand for our services from every age group is greater than ever. What would you do if the bailiffs were knocking on your door while your wife was having a baby? Or you were too ill to work and your benefits were cut? Or you faced losing your home and dog after redundancy led to mounting debts? These are some of the things that have happened to our clients. With a Citizens Advice Bureau in the community you have somewhere to turn – four in ten people have used a CAB at some point in their lives. Fund Raise Whether you’re on this page for yourself, your company or your trust, supporting Cheshire West Citizens Advice financially is guaranteed to bring rewards for you to. Find out how Joe's pedal power raised much-needed funds for bureaux Donate Whether you’re on this page for yourself, your company or your trust, supporting the Citizens Advice financially is guaranteed to bring rewards for you too. We helped Clive, Veejay and Michelle. And if you ever need us, we hope to be here for you too. A donation of any amount would be greatly appreciated. Cheshire West Citizens Advice 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.
(UK, 217526) Browse eventsMENCAP Shrewsbury has been established for the support of mentally handicapped people & their families
(UK, 1074727) Browse eventsThe 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.
(UK, 1016115) Browse eventsStockport Samaritans is one of over 200 Samaritan branches in the UK and Ireland providing support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide. In addition to offering non-judgemental, confidential support by telephone - 0161 432 1221 or 08457 909090 - our experienced team of volunteers also offers our service by email and face to face from our branch at The Heaton Centre, Heaton Moor, Stockport. All our Samaritans volunteers are unpaid but the cost of running the branch is around £20,000 per year, which we work hard to raise through various fundraising events. Please help support our branch by making a donation today. You can also assist us by promoting our service; people should never feel alone or that no one cares, and at Samaritans there is always a listening ear and a friendly voice. We welcome and appreciate your support
(UK, 1076138) Browse eventsISAS - Incest and Sexual Abuse Service Users is a Nottinghamshire based registered charity that provides face to face, telephone and group counselling services for adult male and female Service Users of childhood sexual abuse, their partners and family members.These services are available throughout the county of Nottinghamshire. Our services are for males and females over the age of 16, regardless of race, class, sexual orientation, disability and special needs. Our service is free, but as a registered charity donations are always welcome. ISAS (Incest and Sexual Abuse Survivors) are a charity who have been working with clients who have experienced childhood sexual abuse or recently been assaulted. The impact on each person can be devastating causing many issues which can lead them to misusing substances, suffering with eating disorders, mental health issues and much more. By offering this support we help clients to regain their self esteem and reclaim their lives in order to live the healthier happier life they deserve. Charity No: 1076138 Find out more Website http://www.isas-notts.org.uk
(UK, 1003456) Browse eventsThe 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. Thank you to everyone who sponsored Tony to push Sharon round the Badbury Rings 'point-to-point' course yesterday. Despite the foul weather he made it in a time of 35 minutes!! Look out for our next event in early 2014. Merry Xmas!!
(UK, 1091766) Browse eventsSeasons for Growth, (SfG) is a programme for children, young people and adults who have experienced significant change or loss. SfG is based on the belief that change, loss and grief are normal and valuable parts of life. We examine the impact of changes such as death, separation, divorce, loss of employment, and war (refugees and armed forces families) upon our lives, and explore how we can learn to live and grow from these experiences. The core intention of this programme is the development of resilience and emotional literacy to promote social and emotional wellbeing. The programme is educational in nature and does not provide therapy or counselling, but is delivered in a therapeutic way. The programme is based on William Worden’s 4 tasks of grief. We use the imagery of the four seasons to illustrate that grief is a cyclical experience, not a linear journey with a clear end. Trained ‘Companions’ facilitate small groups where participants share their experiences, and support and learn from one another. Peer support is a key element of the programme, and confidentiality is strongly emphasised.
(UK, 1088931) Browse eventsThe City Circle is an open circle for open minds where individuals are pushed to think outside the box.
(UK, NI:103691) Browse eventsPromotes understanding of all aspects of brain injury via information and support to survivors, families and carers. Runs social reintegration service for survivors, facilitating groups to increase ability to re-establish independence and social skills. Counselling and emotional support provided.
(UK, 1081740) Browse eventsConnect is a national charity for people living with aphasia (communication disability) which is often caused by stroke. Aphasia can strike anyone at any age and at any time. 1 in every 200 people in the UK lives with aphasia and each person experiences it differently. Some people cannot speak at all, some people have just a few words. It affects reading, writing and numbers. Aphasia can lead to lack of confidence, depression, social exclusion – and people can lose their connection with the world. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Our vision is a simple one, we want a world where people with aphasia can re-connect with life again. Find out more about how we do that at www.ukconnect.org
(UK, 1022277) Browse eventsIt provides financial support to help High Wycombe Citizens Advice Bureau offer its comprehensive advice and information service
Washington Mind exists to enhance the quality of life for people experiencing mental ill health by working in partnership with them in creative and innovative ways. Washington Mind is an independent charity providing locally based Mental Health services across the city of Sunderland. We are affiliated to National Mind, the largest Mental Health Charity in England. We are a voluntary organisation with a small team of professionals including qualified and student counsellors, independent mental health advocates and group facilitators, all working within the process of recovery. Charity No: 515037 Find out more Website http://www.washingtonmind.org.uk
(UK, 020228) Browse eventsSupporting people out of crisis; providing new life opportunities Have you nowhere to turn? Ask and Angel for help.
(UK, NI30452) Browse eventsContact is Northern Ireland’s Leading Voluntary organisation for the provision of counselling and support to young people and adults across Northern Ireland. Contact Counselling was established as a regional NI Charity in 1977 in response to a growing recognition that young people’s complex, emotional, relationship and mental health needs were neglected by statutory education and health provision. We provide the regional 24/7 crises helpline 'Lifeline' along with face to face counselling and wraparound services aimed at preventing suicide and self harm, across the age spectrum. Contact's counselling portfolio is grounded within an ethical framework prioritising social justice, clinical excellence and community development principles. Contact aim to reach out and empower those in crisis, through professional counselling support, assessing risk, enhancing resilience and providing support to assist children, young people and adults to cope with adversity. We offer specialist resources and experience in working with the most marginalised and 'at risk' individuals. We employ therapists providing counselling, art therapy, music therapy, drama therapy, telephone counselling, information and support and we offer professional guidance and support to their parents and carers. Our Specialist Team of Creative Therapists offer art, drama and music therapy to assist children and young people or vulnerable adults with expressing their feelings where talking therapies are not feasible or appropriate. Contact have 55 Clinical Placements who commit voluntary hours to the organization. To facilitate the training and development of new counsellors, Contact coordinate a Clinical Placement Programme whereby trainee Counsellors are offered an opportunity to gain their required practice experience through face to face clinically contracted client hours with Contact.
(UK, SC012522) Browse eventsWellspring is a centre for counselling and psychotherapy. Our vision is that the highest quality of therapy should be available to all who need it, at a price they can afford. Wellspring offers short-term solution-focused counselling and longer-term therapy to people with a broad range of issues.
(UK, 1009827) Browse eventsTendring Mental Health Support has been offering support to people with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities for over thirty years. A well known charity in Essex who is also one of the largest advocacy providers. We also support Health Groups for Men and Women and have vibrant Self Advocacy Groups across the region empowering people to make choices in all aspects of their life. Sports groups are provided and are well attended and loved by all. We also offer support to carers. Our aim is to be working in partnership with other agencies to build stronger commuinities. Advocacy is taking action to help people say what they want, secure their rights represent, their interests and obtain services they need. We are a small charity which heavily relies on funding from statutory agencies and any dononation to our charity makes a huge difference.
(UK, 1123384) Browse eventsEveryday small charitable organisations support individuals, families and communities and positively touch the lives of millions. On a daily basis thousands of these organisations struggle to remain open. The FSI delivers expert knowledge, strategy and support to them free of charge so their futures are secure and their users protected.
(UK, 1002909) Browse eventsGilead Foundations operates as a Therapeutic Community / Christian Life Training Centre, offering a range of support services for people with life-controlling addictions, relating mainly to drug and alcohol abuse as well as gambling and other addictive behaviours. The main work of Gilead Foundations is undertaken at its headquarters at Risdon Farm, near Jacobstowe, Okehampton.
(UK, XN45275) Browse eventsBallymena Samaritans is one of over 200 Samaritans branches across the UK and Ireland. We opened in 1974 and together, we provide a 24 hour service giving emotional support to people experiencing distress or despair, including thoughts that may lead to suicide. Our service is confidential. We dont give advice and we don’t judge we are here to help by listening. Samaritans can be contacted by phone, email, text or you can visit our branch, which is in Ballymena at 45 Mount Street, BT43 6BP. All our members are volunteers but we need your donations to keep our branch running and our phone lines available. Your support will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
(UK, 1109568) Browse eventsOur trained volunteers offer time, friendship and practical support to families in Westminster with at least 1 child under 5. Home-Start believes that children need a happy and secure childhood, and that parents play the key role in giving their children a good start in life and helping them to achieve their full potential. There are times when we all need support and friendship but do not know where to turn. Families may need support for many reasons including social isolation, post-natal depression, disability, bereavement or the illness of a parent or child. Our volunteers help to give encouragement and support to change the pattern of troubled lives.
(UK, XR31056) Browse eventsPenrose was founded in 1968 to work with and support vulnerable individuals, those with mental health illness, forensic mental health, offending histories and substance misuse issues. We continue to work with some of the most vulnerable, complex and high-risk needs members of society, assisting our service users in achieving: recovery, stability, community integration and leaving behind offending histories. Every year we work with over 500 people from our residential bases and a further 2000 from our drop-in services. Penrose puts into place personalised programmes that will support the service user and inculcate offending-free behaviours. Penrose consistently record recidivism rates of less than 9% throughout our offender resettlement, Drug Intervention Programme and Integrated Offender Management services. Our return to inpatient care remains consistent at less than 1% of service users within our mental health services. Penrose are ambitious for our service users. Our aim is to support people into productive and independent lives to make each community a safer place to live, work and raise families. Our focus is on securing the most effective and successful outcome for an individual’s future. Raising money through fundraising and donations is essential to us being able to improve our services, offer better services and help more people. Your support is very much appreciated. If you would like more information about our services, please do not hesitate to contact us on 0203 6689270
(UK, 201112096808) Browse eventsBetel is a ministry that provides long term rehabilitation for substance abusers totally free of charge. All donations help the vital work that Betel is doing among the neediest members of our society, and will help us to provide more care to those struggling to break free from addiction.
(UK, 1108008) Browse eventsProviding support to families with young children in Stockport. Volunteers visit the family home to offer support, friendship and practical help to families experiencing stress or difficulties in some way.
(UK, 1097508) Browse eventsHome-Start Uttlesford (North-West Essex) is a voluntary organisation offering support and practical help to families at home with a child under 5 years old. Our scheme is now in its 28th year. A family wrote "I did not think that things would get better until Home-Start came along. A big thanks to my volunteer for her patience and support. I have been given the confidence to do things that I did not think possible of myself" Families are supported by trained volunteers who visit regularly, to offer emotional support and practical help. We run two family groups where parents and children can meet for friendship, play and mutual support. Our families need support for many reasons; post natal depression, disability, multiple births. Some families living in difficult circumstances are isolated or affected by domestic violence or family breakdown. Our service is free and confidential.
(UK, 286209) Browse eventsThe Dyslexia Institute Bursary Fund provides assessment and tuition bursaries at the network of DI Centres throughout England and Wales. Each year they support over 250 dyslexic children from low-income families. 2003 is the charity's 21st Anniversary and they continue to rely solely on charitable donations to carry out their work. The Dyslexia Institute Bursary Fund is a sister charity of The Dyslexia Institute (registered charity number 268502). If you would like to make a donation to the DI, please log onto www.justgiving.com/dyslexia.