Dyslexia Scotland (UK, SC000951) Browse events

Dyslexia Scotland is the voluntary organisation representing the needs and interests of dyslexic people in Scotland.

South Warwickshire Dyslexia Association (UK, 509684) Browse events

We are here to help and support families with children who have specific learning difficulties in English and Maths. Parents will benefit through staying during sessions. In the parents’ room you will meet others who know exactly how hard it can be to understand the situation you find yourselves in.

South East and Central Essex Mind (UK, 1148451) Browse events

South East and Central Essex Mind provides services from our Southend and Chelmsford offices in Braintree, Chelmsford, Castle Point, Rochford, Rayleigh, South Woodham Ferrers and Southend-on-Sea. The facts: South East & Central Essex Mind provides counselling, advice, and housing to people across South East Essex who are dealing with the challenges of mental ill-health. Your donation will allow us to continue and grow our existing services enabling us to help more people in need. Thank you   In November 2012 we launched the Jubilee Centre Appeal to raise £600,000 towards an information and resource centre based in Southend which will provide a range of mental health services, related activities and a walk-in information service all under one roof.  This innovative and long awaited facility is the first of its kind in the UK.  Thank you for your support

Mind In Haringey (UK, 801618) Browse events

Wester Hailes Health Agency (UK, SC027773) Browse events

Wester Hailes Health Agency addresses the inequalities in health in Wester Hailes and its environs through an innovative programme of education and therapeutic services. In any one year we move over 350 people into a space where they are healthier, happier, more fit.

Stroud and District Citizens Advice Bureau Limited (UK, 1096398) Browse events

Welcome! Our Citizens Advice Bureau provides advice in the Stroud District in Gloucestershire.  In our last financial year we helped 3,350 individuals who raised a total of 9,200 issues with us.  For many of these people, I feel we are the real fourth emergency service. But we are a charity and funding limits what we can do.  And our funding has been hit by the cuts.  So if you want to make a real difference to lives in the Stroud District, please give generously!  Every pound helps. If you would like to help in other ways - for example organising a coffee morning, undertaking a sponsored challenge or other event to support the bureau please let me know. Peter Rowe (Trustee) Tel: 01452 813228 The 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.

Torfaen Mind (UK, 1102815) Browse events

“Torfaen Mind is a charity that provides information, support and training to anyone affected by periods of emotional distress or mental health issues” We do this by providing a host of support services, counselling and many therapies and facilities within our drop-in centers.

MOSAIC (UK, 1119498) Browse events

Mosaic is a Dorset wide charity offering a pathway of support for bereaved children, young people and their families. Mosaic offers individual and group support and runs a residential weekend programme. Mosaic also offers support to those young people facing the death of a parent.

Millie's Trust (UK, 1151410) Browse events

Millie's Trust established in December 2012 after Millie Thompson aged just 9 months passed away after tragically choking in nursery. Following their loss,Joanne and Dan Thompson set up Millie's Trust to provide education in First Aid for anyone that would like to work, in many cases, for free.

OXPIP (UK, 1109956) Browse events

OXPIP improves the life chances of babies. It helps parents gain a better understanding of their new babies, how to love them and overcome such issues as post-natal depression, attachment difficulties, maternal hostility and neglect. OXPIP improves the bonding between parent and baby through individual and group therapeutic counselling sessions

Bristol Missing Link Ltd (UK, 24218R) Browse events

Next Link Domestic Abuse Services Next Link is part of Bristol Missing Link and provides a range fo support services for women and children experiencing Domestic Abuse. Our services included safehouses, childrens services, dedicated South Asian crsis services inclduing crisis reposnse, resettlement and outreach and Forced Marriage, resettlment and outreach services, a crisis response service and a confidential helpline. We have resettlement and outreach services in South Gloucestershire and a safe house and resettlement and outreach services n Bath and North East Somerset.

Kernos Centre (UK, 1097354) Browse events

The kernos centre provides counselling to people who have psychological and mental health problems who cannot receive help through statutory services and do not have the means to pay for private treatment. We enable vulnerable members of the community to work with their problems so that they can participate fully in society.

Photovoice (UK, 1096598) Browse events

PhotoVoice supports people in need around the world in using photography as a medium to 'speak out' about their challenges, concerns, hopes and fears. It provides in-field photojournalism workshops for those living on the fringes of society. By giving photographic training to the politically and economically voiceless, PhotoVoice enables its constituents to advocate for change themselves.

Hettys (UK, 1133138) Browse events

Hetty's supports over 250 families in crisis across Nottinghamshire. Our goal is to continue to make a difference to families lives by reducing fear, isolation and removing stigma for those affected. With the help of supporters such as you we will be able to continue to do this.

The Link Family and Community Centre (UK, XR60197) Browse events

The Link Family and Community Centre came into being in January 1997. It was an attempt to make a Christian response to the needs of the Newtownards area at the time; underage drinking, drug abuse, lack of somewhere for young people to go, loneliness and isolation and a high incidence of teenage pregnancy. The ethos of The Link encourages people to have a healthy self-regard and to seek the well being of others. It promotes equal opportunity and seeks to address the legacy of the conflict and good relations across its work. Please visit our website for more details on what we do and why we do it!

Rosie Crane Trust (UK, 1117923) Browse events

The Rosie Crane Trust supports bereaved parents through their grief after the loss of a son or daughter of any age. We provide friendly, informal monthly drop-in centres, a 24 hr telephone listening ear helpline, befriending service and subsidised counselling for those in financial difficulties

First Steps Derbyshire (UK, 1121791) Browse events

First Steps’ aim is to improve the quality of life and create positive and lasting change to the lives of people affected by eating difficulties and disorders. This service is extended to increase education for carers and families . We support people ALL AGES with ANY TYPE OF EATING DISORDER.

Age UK Dorchester (UK, 1142519) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Age UK Dorchester is an independent charity working with older people across rural Dorset and the surrounding areas, providing services to help people lead fulfilling later lives. Age UK Dorchester is for all of us, as growing older happens to everyone. We are here to provide advice, access to services for older people or if you are looking for something fun to do in the area. Age UK Dorchester promotes and develops services to enable older people to maintain both physical and mental well being. Age UK is the UK's leading independent charitable movement concerned with the well being of older people. As a caring organisation, we are committed to the effective promotion and delivery of quality services and products to enable people to get the most from later life. We also undertake to influence policy and practice and change views about ageing in order to create understanding about the needs of older people - both in terms of their care and the opportunities they may seek to make later life a fulfilling experience.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1142519 Find out more Website http://www.ageuk.org.uk/dorchester/

SAFA CUMBRIA (UK, 1121122) Browse events

SAFA Cumbria provides free counselling by professionally qualified counsellors to children and adults who self-harm or have an eating disorder. It aims to protect and preserve the health and relieve the needs of people across Cumbria who self-harm, or who are affected by others who self-harm.

SMART (UK, 292787) Browse events

SMART (St. Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training) provides training, employment support and purposeful activities for people with mental ill health.

Hounslow Youth Counselling, Advice And Information Service (UK, 296333) Browse events

Hounslow Youth Counselling Service is a registered charity offering a free confidential service for all young people living, working or studying in the London Borough of Hounslow. We offer one-to-one counselling for young people aged from 11 to 25 years old inclusive. We welcome young people from all sections of the community and we do not discriminate on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, race, religion.

PETAL SUPPORT LIMITED (UK, SC023398) Browse events

Petal provides practical and emotional support, advocacy, counselling, group support, telephone support and therapeutic support to those affected by Murder, Culpable Homicide and Suicide Petal is a proactive Support Centre providing support to families and friends, children and young people Petal is a registered charity, has no affiliation to any religious or political party and is open to all sections of the community. Petal is free and confidential and provides support, irrespective of time.

Multiple Sclerosis Regional Therapy And Support Group Limited (UK, 1102646) Browse events

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Multiple Sclerosis and their families and carers, primarily but not exclusively in Greater Manchester, through the provision of support, therapies, counselling and recreational facilities.

Hallam FMs Cash for Kids (UK, 1122062HFM) Browse events

Cash for Kids aims to support local children under the age of 18, who are financially, socially, emotionally or physically less advantaged. Additionally to encourage healthy lifestyle options by promoting physical, mental and general wellbeing of children and adolescents within the Hallam FM Cash for Kids region.

FFAMS (Families and Friends Against Murder and Suicide) (UK, SC045179) Browse events

FFAMS is a volunteer led charity that provides support and peer support, to anyone affected by murder, suicide, suicidal thoughts or behavior. Peer Support differs from other types of social support. It is the reaching out of one person to another, support from someone who has shared relevant experiences and can relate to others in a similar situation on an equal level. We know that every individual experiences or reacts to grief in their own personal way; each loss is unique. Befrienders are themselves survivors, they are bereaved parents, siblings, partners, family members and friends. Peer Support is provided by our team of FFAMS Befrienders, who offer their experience, knowledge, emotional and practice support All our services are free of any charge and can be easily accessed via, telephone, face-to-face, group support or by email. FFAMS operates a grass roots Befriending Service. Telephone and Email support providing free and confidential support and advice. Befrienders will have experienced the loss of a loved one through murder and suicide. Alternatively they will have themselves attempted suicide or had suicidal thoughts. The death of a loved one can cause great pain and sadness whatever the cause of death. However when a loved one has died through murder or suicide, it’s a devastating double tragedy. Not only will they have the shock of the unexpected death, they also have the trauma of the manner of the death, sometimes through violent circumstances. The bereaved often struggle with a complex range of additional pressures, and emotions including; deep shock, guilt, self-blame, trauma and anger.