A local charity based in Central Milton Keynes, offering free, confidential support and advice to those with debt and money management problems.
Gingerbread provides help and support for 1.8 million lone parents and their children throughout England and Wales. Services include a free advice line, free membership and information, support for families through local self-help groups, discounted trips, fun days and training programmes.
About THE TAVISTOCK TRUST FOR APHASIA The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia works to improve the quality of life for those with aphasia, their families and carers. We do this, amongst other things, by funding pioneering research and projects that will improve services and therapies; by acting as a catalyst in pulling together charities working in the same area; in raising the profile of the condition amongst the public, students of speech and language therapy and the medical profession, so that people can understand aphasia better. Alongside our major funding, in 2005 we launched our Small Grants, which are given monthly, getting help to people at their point of need. Please visit our website (www.aphasiatavistocktrust.org) to see more about what we do and links to other organisations who work in the same field of interest.
Our aim is to give access to bereavement support to anyone in the St Albans City and District . We offer a Help Line (01727 841841), a home visiting service, bereavement counselling, and social support groups. There is a specialised section for bereaved children, young people and their families and we also offer advice, resources and support for school and health professionals.
The Russian Revival Fund aims to train Russian psychotherapists to understand and treat the mental illness and family stress that have become so widespread since the collapse of the former Soviet Union.
Third Age Counselling is a secular, non-profit charity offering free counselling to people aged over 50 years old and our counselling team reflects the cultural diversity of the communities we serve. We are an Organisational Member of British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
Ellon & District Transport Club was inaugurated in 1991 to provide a 'not for profit' taxi service for disabled members of the community. Volunteer committee members and drivers help wheelchair users and those who have difficulty accessing public transport because of age, mental or physical disability, illness or poverty.
The Grandparents' Association knows that a special relationship can exist between grandchildren and grandparents and are here to provide support to enable this relationship to flourish. Services include an advice and information line, welfare benefits advice, publications, support groups, Grandparent and Toddler Groups and Mediation and is working to develop and expand these services.
Second Step is a leading mental health charity based in the west of England, with offices in Bristol, Bath and Weston-super-Mare. We work across the region offering housing, support and hope to hundreds of people. We make sure the people who use our services are at the centre of everything we do.
Imagine how you'd feel if you couldn't communicate? Make a choice? Say how you feel? chat? and much more. SBASCH raises funds to help adults & children who have communication difficulties - due to illness, stroke,head injury, genetic disorder, dementia, learning disability - help us to help them!!
It provides relationship counselling for couples & individuals/relationship education,youth/familycounselling, stepfamily support, Foccus pre-marriage courses & Refoccus. REACT team helps young people address issues around relationships, self-esteem, violence & employability
As the leading mental health charity covering Chelmsford & Braintree Districts, we offer counselling services, groupwork, activity groups, support groups and a specialist Eating Disorder Service. People are at the heart of what we do.
A charity that helps improve the mental wellbeing of our society.
The Unity Foundation helps children from socially deprived circumstances and those with mental or physical disabilities to gain access to facilities which will enhance their educational and cultural development as well as their health and well-being.
Educating young people and adults in matters of sex and contraception & to develop amongst them a sense of responsibility regarding to sexual behaviour. The advancement of education around pregnancy, the termination of pregnancy & the effects upon women. Counselling for women and their partners.
We support Health and Education in Kenya
The organisation supports families through change and disruption, particularly where it has occurred as a result of separation, divorce or family restructuring. Mediation is provided to help parents to make their own arrangements for their children. Counselling is offered to youngsters who are finding it difficult to come to terms with the changes in their lives.
It helps provide equipment for physical and mental development of children with special needs in the Southend area.
Eclipse is a registered charity that seeks to meet the needs of people within the Milton Keynes area. We provide a general counselling service but have particular expertise and experience in the area of addiction counselling. We provide a free counselling service to all those referred to us, particularly those involving addiction issues and drug and alcohol problems.
To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Guillain Barre Syndrome and associated illnesses in the United Kingdom through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice.
The Crocus Group provides support for bereaved children in the Highlands through the provision of regular individual “Days to Remember” and a programme of groupwork called “Seasons for Growth”. The service is open to children of school age and referrals may be taken from parents and professionals.
We provide a free, confidential and impartial advice, information and advocacy service by phone, letter, email and in person at a variety of locations. We do not discriminate against anybody or make judgments about them. Everyone approaching us for help will be treated with respect and given assistance appropriate to their needs.
People with complex needs deserve to have the same opportunities and choices in life as other people - The Next Step Trust works with parents, carers, professionals and other support organisations to make this happen. Our services are provided in a safe, healthy, happy and stimulating environment to support the development of a persons independence, responsibility and potential.