We offer free,confidential, independent and impartial advice to help the citizens of Skye & Lochalsh by ensuring that people do not suffer through lack of knowledge of their rights and responsibilities.
Kinergy provides counselling services to men and women over the age of 16 who have been sexually abused and/or raped. The impact of this trauma on the lives of our clients and their families and wider networks is immeasurable and the demand for our service continues to grow. Please give generously.
We are a registered Charity providing practical support to people in Dorset with CFS/ME, and their families and carers. Currently, our membership is over 600, spread across Dorset , including, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
FAB supports health and wellbeing in children and families in the UK by creating and supporting equal access to improved services for parents and families. We also specifically support breastfeeding families, raising awareness and providing practical support.
West Berks Mencap provides high quality services for people with learning disabilities, their families, carers and professionals. We have been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service for outstanding work in our local community. Our vital services are extremely varied and are cradle to grave.
PARENTLINK SUPPORT FAMILIES WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS CHILDREN AND HELP IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE, SUPPORTING PARENTS AND CARERS TO DO THE THINGS THAT OTHERS TAKE FOR GRANTED. CLUBS, ACTIVITIES AND RESPITE. SUPPORT AND ADVICE.
The Stauros Foundation seeks to minister to people who are addicted to alcohol and other drugs and to offer support to their families. Working alongside the local church, Stauros reaches out to those in the community who are affected by addiction.
We're Mind, the mental health charity. We're here to make sure anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn to for advice and support. We provide services in the Wellingborough area and offer one to one support, well-being courses, social groups and counselling.
Samaritans is a confidential support service for anyone in the UK & Ireland. The service is available 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. Volunteers offer support by responding to phone calls, emails and SMS or you can drop into a Branch for a face-to-face meeting.
New Hope provides counselling for issues such as: anxiety, low mood, trauma, addictions and relationship problems. It is staffed by qualified therapists who give their time voluntarily. There is no discrimination on the grounds of gender ethnicity, sexual orientation or religious beliefs.
Mind in Mid Herts works with people suffering from a range of mental health problems and offers support, advice and activties. Donations will be used to help people in the area we cover including St Albans, Stevenage, Hertford, Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield
We provide childcare for children from the ages of 9 months to 11 years of age at current cost rate, with up to 15% of places offered at a subsidised rate so that we can support families in our local community for whom childcare would otherwise be inaccesible. We give special consideration to children: from single parent families, who have parents suffering for either mental and/or physical disabilities, who are referred to us from other agencies, from families experiencing emotional/stressful/abusive circumstances, whose social or intellectual development is delayed.
Leeds Jewish Welfare Board provides services for the Jewish Community in the Yorkshire Region. With your help we can continue our tradition of caring, supporting and improving the quality of life for Jewish children and families, vulnerable young people, older people, people with learning disabilities and people with mental health problems
There are thousands of older people living in our City who have don't have family or friends to visit them. As a result they feel lonely, invisible and forgotten. Befriending is however proven to positively change people's lives. Volunteers also find it hugely rewarding so please donate today!
The Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH) provides pioneering faith and culturally sensitive services in the UK. Our core service is free and confidential support available nationally via telephone, email and internet. Male and female volunteers are trained in basic support skills to respond to clients on a wide-range of social issues.
BATIAS has been providing independent advocacy support for people with learning disabilities in South Essex for the past 20 years. Working to empower them to make informed choices, to speak out, to have their voices heard and their wishes and choices recognised. We also support people with physical and sensory impairments and mental health difficulties. BATIAS provides advocacy support in 4 different ways: Formal Advocacy Where a professional Advocate supports a client with a specific issue or concern. This is usually over a relatively short period of time. Citizen Advocacy Where a trained volunteer supports a client with social activities enabling them to have far greater access to the local community. It is a partnership that once established can last years, our longest is 20 years! Self Advocacy Where groups of clients get together on a regular basis either to provide each otherwith support or to focus on a particular subject such as health, finance, drama or sport. The groups are facilitated by a BATIAS advocate. Often our clients will use several of our services to help them.
This is a confidential service for young people aged 11-18 years and their parents/carers. We offer counselling for breavement/loss, domestic violence, substance misuse, gambling, bullying, victims of crime or discrimination and anger management. We hope to offer young people a brighter future.
We provide specialist support to unpaid Carers, both children and adults, who look after someone with a physical disability, long-term physical illness, mental health problem or drug or alcohol misuse problems. We offer 1:1 emotional support, guidance on financial concerns and help to find groups, social activities, sit-in services, breaks, practical home-adjustments or equipment.
Why we support siblings There are 2.3 million siblings in the UK growing up with/have grown up with a brother or sister who is disabled, or has a long-term illness or life limiting condition. Young siblings Children and young people growing up with a disabled brother or sister get less attention from parents and have more worries and responsibilities than their peers. They are more likely than their peers to experience public prejudice, family breakdown, bereavement and poverty. As a consequence, young siblings are vulnerable to isolation, bullying, reduced wellbeing and problems with progress at school. Adult siblings Adult siblings, in particular those who have a brother or sister with a lifelong learning disability, provide support, advocacy and care for their brothers and sisters, at the same time as juggling support and care for their elderly parents, their own children, and their work. They rarely receive any acknowledgement of their role, information about service provision, or support for their own needs. They have also experienced a lifetime of their needs coming second to that of another person. As a consequence, adult siblings are vulnerable to isolation and are at risk for anxiety and depression, and have reduced opportunities for work and further education. How we support siblings How your money will help in 2014 We have started a major project to make sure young siblings are supported in schools. We need to raise £30,000 to make this happen. So far we have raised £6,000 towards this and need to raise a further £24,000. We would love you to help us by making a donation or doing a fundraising event. Monica McCaffrey Chief Executive, Sibs
Open Age works with older Londoners to create chances to get together, find work, learn new skills and develop new interests. By doing this we help people stay healthy in both mind & body to keep living life to the full. We aim to combat loneliness & isolation and improve health & well-being.
Omega provides access to opportunities, information support for family carers, those nearing the end of their lives, the bereaved, the frail and the elderly.
Ndi Moyo is a UK registered charity sponsoring Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Trust, which provides palliative care to alleviate the suffering of those who are chronically and terminally ill, bringing dignity and support to those who need it most. Ndi Moyo means - "The Place Giving Life". In Malawi, the challenge of HIV/AIDs is enormous, with almost 12% of the population (2007) living with the disease. Combined with an increasing incidence of HIV/AIDs related cancers and other associated illnesses, terrible suffering is being endured within communities. Through a combination of outreach visits and clinics at the centre in Salima, Ndi Moyo provides: Ndi Moyo’s goal is to become a beacon of excellence - inspiring the establishment of palliative care centres throughout Malawi.
It offers disabled adults and children in the area (Surrey) the opportunity to ride horses. This is therapeutic - both mentally and physically - and it's fun! We operate thanks to a large number of volunteers. The money we raise goes towards the upkeep of the horses and the stables.
We help adults with learning & physical disabilities, or poor mental health. We provide social & practical skills for independent living, and training, education & work experience to assist adults working towards open employment, in a safe empathetic environment. Visit our website for more...
The Sirona Foundation funds projects that enhance health & social care services provided in the Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire and surrounding areas, enabling people to maintain their independence and continue their daily lives to achieve the best possible health and wellbeing.