(UK, 1002706) Browse eventsYoung Persons Advisory Service (YPAS) is a leading Liverpool mental health charity that provides support and therapeitic services for children, young people and families. Counselling and Psychotherapy Service provides therapy that allows children and young people to address a variety of issues: bereavement, self-harm, sexual abuse, domestic violence, depression and anxiety etc. Support Service provides practical support that allows young people to address their wider needs. Group support includes: self esteem, parenting, employability, life skills, anger management, family work, drop-in facilities and LGBT projects.
(UK, 1146174) Browse eventsWe are dedicated to helping struggling families with at least one child aged under 5, across Ryedale. Our trained volunteers visit families who are under stress, on a weekly basis, providing vital friendship and support, practical and emotional.
(UK, 1118416) Browse eventsThe Ufosa Foundation helps people at home and abroad in Education, Family Wellbeing and Health. In the UK its TOUCH THE SKY Programme this year lets sick and terminally ill kids have a fun flight in a light aircraft. In South Africa Ufosa puts Libraries into Schools and does much more too!
(UK, 1119020) Browse eventsTime Out Group supports adults over 18, who live in Handforth, Wilmslow, or Alderley Edge to lead an ordinary social and leisure life. It promotes friendships and a healthy lifestyle through social and leisure activities, and providing a break to parents and carers.
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(UK, 1103796) Browse eventsWe are a local independent charity committed to supporting people who are discriminated against because of mental health problems or other barriers to social inclusion. We do this through getting people involved in running the charity, creating a sense of purpose and belonging.
(UK, 701801) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. At Scunthorpe and District Mind we provide services for people with mental health issues.We focus on mental health recovery with a range of groups and courses that are designed to give our service users hope of recovery and coping strategies in order to progress with their recovery. We also have a peer support centre to encourage group activity with the focus on reminding service users that they are not alone.
(UK, 1077837) Browse eventsA safe, supportive, fully equipped practical workshop helping people who have long-term physical &/or mental health issues, are older or unemployed to acquire skills, interests and friends. Run by skilled, retired volunteers activities include woodwork, metalwork, welding & creative glasswork.
(UK, 1039911) Browse eventsThe Counselling Centre in Tunbridge Wells has been in running since 1989, and provides a safe and confidential environment within which people in the local community can talk with a trained counsellor when they are in distress or feel unable to cope.
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(UK, 1074201) Browse eventshelping physically and mentally disabled people of all ages to achieve improvements in their health and wellbeing through riding
(UK, 1101612) Browse eventsA telephone support line for those who are in crisis or have a problem and need a "listening ear". For both the Jewish and wider community.
(UK, 1076758) Browse eventsChoices provides free, confidential and impartial advice and support to those facing a crisis pregnancy or related issues. It also runs a free baby equipment service through which local people can donate good quality, second-hand baby equipment which is passed on to families in need.
(UK, SC007515) Browse eventsWe provide free confidential telephone and face to face support to survivors of rape and abuse, no matter how long ago their experiences were. We also offer support to the families and partners of the survivor. We have support workers based all over the Highlands, Moray, Lochaber and Shetland.
(UK, SC023619) Browse eventsHome-Start Stirling offers home-visiting support to families in Stirling who have at least one child under the age of 5years who are experiencing some kind of stress or crisis. Families need support for many different reasons, family breakdown, postnatal illness, isolation, a child’s disability, bereavement, or any other reason causing stress or crisis. With a flexible approach, meeting the individual needs of each family, volunteers help build the family’s confidence and ability to cope. Our volunteers are parents themselves, trained and supported by our co-ordinators and are carefully matched to a family. Our volunteers provide weekly support within the family’s own home by listening, companionship, and practical help. There is no time limit to our support and staff will also visit families regularly to review the service and support provided until everybody agrees that the family is able to cope on their own. To Home-Start Stirling, every family is special and we respond to each family’s individual needs through our services of home-visiting support, family group work and social events. Home-Start Stirling has a proven, lasting, positive impact on the development of children and on the health and welfare of the family.
(UK, 1051589) Browse eventsWe provide respite and support in the community, for people with a mental health diagnosis, including Alzheimer's and their carers, by interacting with the person with the mental health problem. We encourage and empower them to improve their life skills through social and therapeutic activities.
(UK, 1066670) Browse eventsSheffield Young Carers Project provides opportunities and support to young people aged 8-21 and living in Sheffield who have caring responsibilities for someone at home with a physical or mental illness or substance misuse issue. Currently there are more than 2,000 young carers living in Sheffield.
(UK, 1154350) Browse eventsAdhd has been set up to help and support anyone who is affected by adhd. We offer a wide range of support from family days out, coffee mornings 1-2-1 support and also help children in the school environment to make it a better place for them to be. We also have an adult support group.
(UK, 1096008) Browse eventsDoorway is a charity drop-in centre in Chippenham providing a friendly, safe place for adults who are homeless or who have complex issues, such as debt, mental health problems, substance use or poor life skills which are likely to affect their ability to acquire or sustain a tenancy.
(UK, SC005668) Browse eventsSamaritans is a Charity and a confidential emotional support service. Someone contacts us once every 6 seconds. Sometimes that contact can help someone decide to continue living. But we can only be there, ready to respond, with your support. Dumfries Samaritans needs your help. Thankyou.
(UK, 1054109) Browse eventsIt provides a safe working environment to assist those with mental health issues and learning difficulties using Dance Movement Psychotherapy.
(UK, 1160447) Browse eventsHome-Start in Bracknell Forest offers free, confidential support, friendship and practical help to parents in all areas of Bracknell Forest Borough Home-Start Bracknell Forest offers support which is free, confidential and friendly, with fully checked and trained volunteers visiting a family for 2 hours each week. In addition, we run a Family Group during term time, to support both parents and children.We provide practical and emotional support to families when they need it most. Home-Start volunteers help families by reducing isolation, allowing parents to 'offload', helping them to access other services such as dentists and toddler groups and signposting them to other agencies with specialist areas of support. Our volunteers also enhance their own skills and experience through their role and many who want to, go on to gain paid work with children, in social care careers, or in a wide variety of other roles. Charity No: 1160447 Find out more Website http://homestartbracknellforest.org.uk/ Twitter https://twitter.com/homestartbrack
(UK, 1121058) Browse eventsOxfordshire Family Mediation (OFM) works with separated families to promote the mental & physical welfare of children. Our projects aim to facilitate parents & others to consider children’s needs first & to enable their voices to be heard. We’re committed to meeting the needs of these children in a variety of ways. Over 35% of children are affected by family breakdown by the age of 16. The adversarial system often escalates conflict between parents, which can be damaging for children. Parenting is never an easy task: it’s even more complicated & delicate when you don’t live with the other parent & emotions are raw. Mediation works to enable families to manage these difficult situations in the most helpful way for all. It helps parents keep the conversations on track, slowing it down to make sure they have all the information they need, have heard how each other see the issues, & weigh the pros and cons of different options. By protecting parents from pressure/judgement we successfully provide space for them to find solutions in a creative way. Around 19,000 children have benefited directly from our Mediation Service & Children’s Service, with many children benefiting directly or indirectly from our Schools Training Programme, our Walking on Eggshells Project for school students & our Parenting Apart Workshops. OFM is a professional service: all mediators are highly experienced, qualified, trained & accredited by the Legal Services Commission.
(UK, 1027026) Browse eventsCrossroads Care - South Thames aims to offer and provide a high quality, home based, individual respite service to carers and people with care needs within the London boroughs of Lambeth, Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth.
(UK, 1131983) Browse eventsRoads to Recovery supports recovery from psychosis for 18-35 year olds by running a peer support project staffed by young people who have themselves experienced psychosis and who inspire hope and confidence to identify goals and regain a full life in the community. Family support groups fortnightly.