Age UK Tunbridge Wells is a local charity for local people living in the Tunbridge Wells and surrounding villages area.For over 66 years, the organisation has worked with people from across the town to help make later life an enjoyable and more fulfilling experience. The organisation is committed to providing high quality services and activities throughout the area, and has something on offer for everyone. Services include Information & Advice, Advocacy, Bereavement Support, Counselling, Active Ageing, Day Care, Dementia Services, Carer Support, Lunch Clubs, Befriending, Transport, Independent living support, Home from Hospital Service, Bathing Services and much more. As an independent and autonomous organisation, every penny we raise within our area is reinvested back into services for our clients.
The Seaview Project is a charity based in St Leonards which provides services to vulnerable people including those with mental health issues, substance misuse issues, homeless people, rough sleepers and offenders. Services include resource centre, crisis housing and resettlement service, physical activities programme and health care programme.
To promote and raise awareness of the physical and mental health of persons suffering from depression, in particular, but not exclusively young adults by such means as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit. To raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults To work alongside other charitable organisations who have the same objectives as The Lucy Rayner Foundation To fundraise to support our endeavours to meet the objectives laid out by the Lucy Rayner Foundation To work with other charities & organisations who also have the similar objectives as The Lucy Rayner Foundation To keep the memory of Lucy Rayner alive
Carlisle Eden Mind is part of the network of Local Mind groups across England and Wales. We are an independent charity run by local people, for local people, delivering services and support to anyone experiencing a mental health problem in the Carlisle and Eden areas. We believe no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’re here for you. We’re on your doorstep, on the end of a phone or online. Whether you’re stressed, depressed or in crisis. We’ll listen, give you support and advice, and fight your corner. And we’ll push for a better deal and respect for everyone experiencing a mental health problem.
What do Samaritans do? We listen to people who are in distress. It's that simple. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week there is always someone there to listen to our callers. Samaritans of Exeter, Mid and East Devon was contacted over 42,000 times in 2012. This costs about £40K per year. Please help.
SCARD are here to help relieve distress amongst people who have lost a loved one, been injured, or affected by drunk or reckless driving. We do this by providing emotional and practical support through a telephone help-line, personal support and offering free counselling at our offices.
We help people with disabilities or long-term health conditions to take part in exercise. Through taking part in closely supported exercise programmes, we want to improve the health and fitness of people with disabilities and those with long-term health conditions. People with disabilities or long-term health conditions can face significant barriers to exercise. We provide one-to-one support, raising self-confidence and motivation, and encourage each individual to make healthy lifestyle changes (many of whom have never taken part in exercise before). Funding raised by our sponsors and private donors is crucial to the running of our service. We are currently raising money to get people off our waiting list and into the gym. Any sum is most gratefully received and not a penny wasted. Cathy used to have so much trouble with her breathing that when the lift went out in her block she wouldn’t be able to walk up the stairs to her home. On these occasions, Cathy would have to walk to a friend’s house or go and sit in a cafe and wait for the lift to be fixed.After 20 weeks at Ability Bow gym, things have changed dramatically. Cathy says “Before I came here I felt disabled. In fact I was applying for DLA (Disability Living Allowance). My Instructor Chantelle has helped me get fit enough to climb the stairs to my home and she’s taught me how to overcome the panic when my breathing gets difficult.It’s comfortable here; the staff are really welcoming. You can be yourself here and not be judged; the people listen to you and you feel really motivated to do your exercise. Before I came here I couldn’t walk properly because of the pain and the shortness of breath and I had almost given up trying to get better. It was enough effort to just manage the pain.Now I feel so good after each exercise session.If anyone was considering coming to Ability Bow gym, they should definitely give it a go. I would tell them to get in here now!” (Cathy Jones 2012) "Ability Bow was a godsend. I was referred to Ability Bow Gym by my OT at the Royal London Hospital and since attending regularly I have maintained my physical ability but also things are really looking up for my mental state. I love the interaction you get with other gym members and I feel like I belong to a club where there’s lots of laughter and encouragement. Working with my Instructor Patrick, I realised that life can get better. I get encouragement that makes me feel like ‘I can’. I can join in again." (Maria Albert 2012)
The Nelson Trust provides treatment, care and support for people with drug and alcohol problems, those at risk of offending, and other adults and young people with complex psychological and social needs, helping hundreds of people to find a fulfilling and independent life free of addiction.
United Response is a UK charity that supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities to live in the community, across England and in Wales. We provide person-centred services to people so they can be as independent as possible. We work with families and carers, local authorities, and other partners to provide people with the best possible package of support, tailored to the individual needs of those we support. follow us on twitter:
Our charity offers information, advice and support to women who suffer from post-natal depression and their families. We have volunteers who have had the illness and recovered who offer support by phone, e-mail or post. Our aim is to offer hope to sufferers and support them while they are ill.
We work with vulnerable, hard to reach, women who are trapped by life controlling addictions and who are often involved in street prostitution with all the exploitation and danger that involves.
It helps hundreds of children by offering bereavement support for young people & their families, in Cornwall. It organises family Bereavement Days, teenagers support groups & training for volunteers & professionals supporting children in the community. We rely entirely on generous support of individuals, groups, businesses, Trusts & grants.
Footsteps is an organisation dedicated to support anyone, men and women affected by a pregnancy related issue including miscarriage, still-birth, neonatal death, abortion, post/ante-natal depression, ectopic pregnancy, crisis pregnancy or infertility, recently or at any point in their lives.
The Friary is committed to tackling disadvantage and changing lives by delivering free advice, health and support services. We are determined to cater for the needs of the most vulnerable in our society and will support people into recovery and advocate for those without a voice.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Our Aims arePromotion of better mentalhealth· and an end to mental healthdiscrimination Promote the influence ofclients on mental health issues by developing quality services which reflectexpress need and diversity Work towards social inclusion Continue working with otheragencies in the best interests of clients Raise awareness of mentalhealth in the wider community Our objectives are:- To help clients move forward& develop their social, work and independent living skills & to enable them to get back into education oremployment, integrating back into the community Explore & develop new ways ofmeeting the needs of minority groups within our local community To support & assist clientstowards recovery Involve clients in thestructure of Burton Mind in particular our management committee. To commit to the QualityManagement in Mind Burton & District Mind began in 1991. We are affiliated to National Mind but do not receive any funding from National Mind. We moved to our present building in December 2013. We offer free one to one counselling to people in East Staffordshire and also Free Holistic Therapy to clients and carers suffering from Mental distress.We have 9 qualified counsellors who have a variety of specialist skillsWe have recently had a garden room built for our Holistic Therapist to use for aromatherapy, reflexology and Indian head massage. Now, we want to create a small sensory garden where service users can sit and relax before or after their counselling appointment or holistic therapy treatment.We appreciate any fundraising for our Holistic therapy project. The therapy is free for clients but we are not funded by the NHS. On the other hand, the NHS does acknowledge the benefits that holistic therapy provides to aiding relaxation & improving sleep patterns. Charity No: 1140492 Find out more Website http://www.burtonmind.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=account§ion=username Twitter https://twitter.com/BurtonMind
CAIS is a registered charity and leading voluntary sector provider of personal support services in Wales. We help people who are having problems with addictions, mental health, personal development and employment - as well as offering assistance and information to their families and friends.
We help by supporting children and young people with hearing impairment eg specialist equipment to improve listening in classrooms and homes. We organise a range of social activities and talks throughout the year to support parents and carers. We also provide information and helpful contacts.
Rekindle's Small Steps Project is a unique service in Mid Wales. We work with younger people aged16-25 who may be at the early stages of mental illness or destructive behaviour pattern such as depression, schizophrenia, anxiety, bipolar illness or self harm or simply just struggling to cope. Please donate to support our service. Charity No: 1067356 Find out more Website http://www.rekindle.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rekindles-Small-Steps-Project-Newtown/764607253571600?ref=hl
Milestones Trust is a top 300 registered charity, supporting people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs to live the lives they choose. We run 50 care homes in the Bristol area and 98% of our services are rated ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ by the Care Quality Commission.
bccs - provides an early intervention service with children throught Essex & East London. Our prime focus is to enable them to address difficulties that may be impeding their educational, social and emotional development. [email protected] www.bccs.org.uk 01268 784544
Anxiety UK works to relieve & support those living with anxiety disorders by providing information & support via an extensive range of services. To access support, visit www.anxietyuk.org.uk.
The McPin Foundation exists to transform mental health research by putting the lived experience of people affected by mental health problems at the heart of research methods and the research agenda. We are a small family foundation with big ambitions, registered charity number 1117336. Help us make a difference by supporting our work that addresses an issue that affects us all. 1 in 4 people experience mental health problems in their lifetime. We put people with mental health problems and families at the heart of research to ensure its focused on matters that really matter to people. Our work helps support people with mental health problems back into work. We help tackle the stigma of mental illness - so people are less afraid to seek help because of what others will say about them or how they will behave towards them. We evaluate the impact of new ideas and solutions to help keep people well - we need better treatments and support for mental health. Join us on our journey to transform mental health research. Help us fundraise so we can commission mental health research studies to progress user-focussed methodologies. Ensure we can fund the involvement of peer researchers in our research work. Make a difference by supporting us to grow as a charity so we can train, support, mentor and collaborate widely to develop user focussed mental health research across England. We are enormously grateful for all the support we receive. Thank you. More information can be found at www.mcpin.org
The MS Therapy Centre provides therapy, information and support to people living with MS. Many professional therapists, including an MS Specialist Nurse, physiotherapists, dietician, speech therapist and counsellor are employed together with complementary therapists. We request donations only for therapy and receive no statutory funding, so fundraising is essential.
Dementia Forward was set up in April 2012 to provide local support to people living with dementia, and those who care for them. As well as offering services to keep people active and give respite to carers, Dementia Forward also provides home visits, wellbeing activities, social events and education programmes. The charity's work covers Ripon and Harrogate District, which includes Ripon, Harrogate, Knaresborough, Nidderdale, Boroughbridge and Wetherby. Around 3,000 people have been diagnosed with dementia in Ripon and Harrogate District. Every penny stays local.
Broadway Lodge is a residential rehabilitation centre, providing the highest quality of care and treatment for people suffering from addiction. Through the quality & professionalism of our staff, we aim to deliver services of the highest possible standard. To return lives addiction has taken away.