The Camden Psychotherapy Unit (CPU) is a community based mental health organisation providing a free confidential psychoanalytic psychotherapy service to adults over 18 years old living in London. The organisation offers short term, long term, Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) and group therapy.
Limbless Association is a national charity for individuals with limb loss, their family and their carers. We aim to help these individuals through their own talents and initiatives to become active members of their communities. LA enables amputees achieve rehabilitation and sustain independence at home, employment and in the community. LA is the only charity for individuals with limb loss of all ages and backgrounds. We run many programs that are unique to our organisation such as a national helpline devoted to amputee issues; our Football+ Project run in conjunction with Chelsea FC Football in the Community, and our Outreach Program, which co-ordinates our prominent Volunteer Visitors Network. This Network consists members who, using their experience as amputees, support people awaiting amputation or amputees experiencing difficulties since their operation. Limbless Association also played a key role in assisting victims who sustained limb-loss during the 7/7 London terrorist attacks.
Camden, City, Islington & Westminster Bereavement Service (CCIWBS) is an independent registered charity, founded in 1969. Over the years, thousands of bereaved people have experienced the ongoing counselling support we provide.We offer a confidential service, which is open to everyone, regardless of age, sexuality, ethnic origin, culture or religion.
The Centre has been running for 23 years and is financed from collections, donations and contributions. It provides Oxygen Therapy, Physiotherapy and other alternative therapies to help people manage some of the symptoms associated with MS and hopefully improve quality of life. This is achieved within a warm, friendly and caring environment where people can talk to others that understand.
WGCADA is a drug and alcohol charity based in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend. We’ve been around since 1979 and we’re one of the oldest and largest substance misuse charities in Wales. We help thousands of people each year overcome addiction, harmful behaviours, and rebuild their lives.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. SRA is a registered charity and limited company providing employment training for people with mental health problems.SRA is committed to using the recovery model to work with people who have experienced mental health problems. We have a collaborative approach where we work with our trainees to achieve their goals. We use the Recovery Star to assist people to achieve this and manage their lives. SRA was set up to help re-establish work habits for those whose careers have been interrupted by mental illness. This includes accessing adult education, work placements and support to find a job. This training takes place in one of our 3 social enterprises – catering, cleaning, and print, which includes print finishing and our Copyshop. Everyone has an opportunity to become more familiar with IT and develop their IT skills.We aim to:Improve work skills and the disciplines associated with employment.Improve social interaction skills in order to collaborate with others and relate to people appropriately in a working environmentIncrease confidence and independence, including moving to more independent living, and decision makingIncrease employment potentialImprove mental well-beingMuch less reliance on mental health servicesGreater social inclusionPlease donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1002882 Find out more Website http://www.sra-ltd.co.uk Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page
Crossroads Lewis provides the highest quality care at home to carers and those living alone, regardless of age, disability or illness. We provide regular support to those on Lewis and also offer our much-valued Palliative service through our team of fully-trained Care Attendants. Thank you
Lifecraft provides help and support for those who have suffered from or currently suffer from mental health issues.
No matter what, you can always talk to us.
Phoenix Futures is a leading service provider for people with drug and alcohol problems.Through our expertise we support our service users at every stage of their recovery and we reduce the impact of drug and alcohol related harm,enabling people to rebuild their lives.www.phoenix-futures.org.uk
Head Injured People in Cheshire (HIP) is a charity which aims to help and support head injury survivors, their family, friends and carers. HIP's aim is to reduce loneliness and isolation and improve quality of life. HIP's office is based at The Countess Of Chester.
Contented Dementia Trust offers a positive, practical and person centred approach to the care of people with dementia. Training is offered to family, friends and professionals to promote well-being for the person with dementia and their carers 24 hours a day, every day, for life.
Derby based charity working with some of the most deprived and socially excluded people in the local community. We work with street homeless, people with mental health problems, learning disabilities, drug and alcohol addiction, long-term unemployment and a past they are struggling to move on from.
SFRS Family Support Trust helps serving & retired Service personnel & their families, in times of need. Assistance includes financial grants, information, support and provision of a Spanish respite facility, for rest, following illness, injury or bereavement etc. www.sfr-familysupport.org.uk
Aftermath works with people in Merseyside Cheshire and Lancashire affected by the devastation of road crashes. We offer practical and emotional support to bereaved families and those suffering injury. We also support witnesses and drivers. Services are tailored to meet individual needs.
1ne, provides a full time, abstinence based treatment programme for addicts who wish to maintain a sober lifestyle. We provide education, counselling and support for anyone affected by another’s addiction and NE Teens provides counselling for young people (12+) affected by addiction.
Tilehouse counselling is a community based, professional counselling service that has been providing vital support to women and young people struggling with emotional and mental health issues for more than 20 years. Our work is in high demand - we always have a waiting list for counselling.
SEED supports families and friend and sufferes of eating disorders At the moment we are holding lots of different fundraising events and we need your donations and sponsorship Thank you for your support
Providing practical support for people with dementia and for their carers
We are the only charity operating in Norfolk that enables people to make direct contact for advice support and counselling to avoid eating disorders becoming entrenched and further damaging health. Our primary objective is to work with young people.
The National umbrella organisation which supports 38 self-help centres throughout the country. Each centre provides a range of therapies to help manage the symptoms experienced, ie oxygen therapy, physiotherapy, reflexology and other complementary therapies, as well as dietary advice, counselling, information and general support. It is entirely self-funded
Signpost provides free, confidential support to carers of all ages who care for someone living in Stockport.
Welcome to the Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre in Oxfordshire. We are a charity providing complementary therapies and support to people with MS, living in and around Oxfordshire. As a charity, we try to ensure that our centre is as affordable as possible. Therapies are provided at a much reduced donation to the price you would expect to pay in a private setting. Our goal is to improve the lives of people affected by MS, by offering physiotherapy, massage, osteopathy, reflexology, auricular acupuncture and foot health, together with information and practical support. We do not offer alternative therapies just complementary ones, which are not provided by the NHS/local authority on a regular basis. Oxygen therapy is available at the centre for a variety of medical conditions.
Formed in 1991 by the Carers of people with dementia, it provides high-quality personalised care for people with dementia, and support for carers. It also provides information, advice and training to the general public and other organisations.
The Lodging House Mission (LHM) has operated in Glasgow for over 100 years and provides essential support to homeless and vulnerable people. Our approach is inclusive and person centred, ensuring that individuals have food, warmth and companionship during the day from Monday to Friday each week of the year, no one is turned away. Our non exclusion policy and range of facilities make the LHM the busiest service of its kind in the city with an average of 120 individuals coming thorough our doors each day. Those who use the LHM are affected by severe and enduring mental health issues, addiction to drugs and or alcohol and in many ways are socially excluded.