We provide befrienders for socially isolated older people and recently bereaved people, of any age in our community &. care homes. Volunteers visit weekly, sharing up to two hours of quality time with their clients, increasing confidence, reducing isolation & improving overall health & well being.
The Hope Centre aims to BE ACKNOWLEDEGED AS A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES WHERE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES CAN BE, INCLUDED AND EMPOWERED FOR DAILY LIVING
EquipMen is an organisation that focuses on the health and wellbeing of men in Scotland. Through practical training and strategic campaigning we aim to support men in understanding and becoming the best of themselves to positively impact 1st themselves, 2nd their families and thus society!
The Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, independent, confidential & impartial advice to everyone on their rights & responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality & challenges discrimination. It aims to improve the policies & practices that affect people’s lives by campaigning for change.
St George's Pop-In provides stimulating social, educational, therapeutic and physical activities for adults in Southwark with severe learning disabilties.
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.
Arty-Folks supports adults in Coventry and Warwickshire who feel at a low point in life or struggle with stress, depression and mental ill health through the Visual Arts and Peer support.
We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice throughout South Worcestershire. We aim to empower people to help themselves, make informed choices and resolve their problems. Our professionally trained advisors help with a wide range of issues. We can’t list all the subjects we deal with, but examples include: money and debt, benefits, employment, housing, family and relationships. Our service is free. We don’t tell and we don’t judge. We offer face to face support, with time for clients to explain things to us. Our support is practical too: we help clients to make phone calls, write letters, fill out forms, check benefits and support them to deal with unfairness or discrimination. We are an independent charity working as part of the Citizens Advice Network. We offer a free service because we believe cost should never be a barrier to help. Last year over 6000 people in South Worcestershire benefited from our advice and support. In order to keep our offices running, we need to raise £34 every hour (based on our average annual costs rounded to the nearest £). Fundraising for us If you are part of a group, school, company or other social network, please consider holding a fundraising event in support of our work. You’ll have fun while helping us to continue running this vital service on behalf of our local community.
The Unity Centre: Where you can feel at home.The Unity Centre is a social centre for people with learning difficulties, their parents and Carers. With us you will find a place to feel at home, make friends and not be judged. We are here to help those with learning difficulties who live alone or with parents/carers in the community. People often become isolated and lonely due to having a learning difficulty: our aim is for them to feel that they have a family environment at The Unity Centre. All vulnerable adults are welcome, whatever their situation. Parents and carers are welcome too: life can also be quite lonely and isolated for them, so we are here to let them know they are supported and have people who care about them.We are a Stay Safe Centre, where people feeling vulnerable in the community can come and be supported as well as being third party ‘Hate crime & Mate crime’ centre. We can show the vulnerable that there are people who are willing to listen and help.
Established in 1941, York & District Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, confidential, impartial advice and information to residents of York to help them resolve their problems. The general advice service is staffed by a team of professionally trained volunteer advisers and where appropriate clients are referred to specialist advisers in particular areas of debt, welfare benefits and employment law.In addition the Bureau seeks to influence the development of social policies and services, by collecting evidence of issues affecting people’s lives, campaigning both locally and nationally, and contributing to public debate. Charity No: 1133516 Find out more Website http://www.yorkcab.org.uk
Step by Step is a befriending charity which provides a warm welcome and friendly environment for families of children under 3 who feel isolated or vulnerable, helping them to develop friendships, confidence and skills which will enhance their lives and, in doing so, show Christian love in action.
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Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We provide Rebound Therapy for individuals with Profound, Multiple or Complex Learning Difficulties.
Parent volunteers offer support and friendship to other parents through home visiting for 2-3 hours per week to help to improve parenting skills, children's health and wellbeing, parents emotional health as well as reducing isolation and increasing social support networks. Home-Start Brentwood also offers a weekly family group. Open to all Home-Start families to enable them to talk and share experiences with other parents in a safe friendly environment.
Samaritans of Croydon and Sutton have been helping people for 43 years through the 65 trained listeners who answer more than 20,000 calls a year. Many are from people in distress and despair with around 1700 from those thinking of suicide. Some of these callers are still at school.
.Kincardine & Deeside Mental Health Association are a small Deeside based charity in Aberdeenshire. Our aim is promote positive mental health, reduce isolation and aid recovery. We provide various groups and activities to help rebuild social confidence, whilst providing peer support.
Mkombozi Centre for Street Children is a Tanzanian Trust established in 1997 to protect street and at risk children and young people by providing, supporting, strengthening and advocating for community services in Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions, Tanzania. Mkombozi has assisted over 1,000 street based youth through housing, education, protection, outreach, mental and physical health provision.
Relate Mid Wiltshire works to encourage respect and fulfilment in all relationships, particularly couple and family relationships, thus promoting individual wellbeing. Services are offered to individuals, couples, families, young people, employees, irrespective of ethnicity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender, age or financial means. A member of the Relate Federation, we are keen to encourage early intervention and run supportive workshops for parents and carers. In response to increased demand we now provide counselling in secondary schools, our Relateen service; and primary schools, our Time to Talk service. In addition we offer an independent counselling service, Talk Zone for children aged 7 to 19 years old. This service is valued by young people who do not wish to be seen in school. Typically a young person fed back her life had been transformed by understanding her own pattern of behaviour. Due to the economic downturn the funding opportunities for Talk Zone have shrunk, and a free service is unsustainable at a time when it is needed most. Whilst we continue to offer it with a bursary, to enable Talk Zone to be reinstated as a free service in the future, £40,000 a year needs to be raised. Relate Mid Wiltshire does not receive Central Government funding and relies heavily upon the hard work and generosity of local funders and donors to sustain the services that are provided.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are small charity established in Clydesdale in 2013. We work hard to stamp out stigma surrounding mental ill-health and mental illness - one cup of tea at a time. We use our own lived experiences of mental health challenges to inspire hope in others that recovery is possible. We work hard to prevent suicide. We provide lots and lots of free stuff for the local community :)
Greenwich Mind and its services exist for the public benefit in seeking to address the mental health needs of the residents of the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Greenwich Mind has been in existence for more than 40 years throughout which time we have supported many people in the community who have been affected by ’Mental Health’ issues. Our mission is to ensure that such people can receive a full range of support activities and services in the community to enable them to live independent lives as contributing and integrated members of the community thus improving and maintaining their mental health and well being.
The Lary Project is a small charity with a big mission: to represent and support the 1.5 million people with voice problems in the UK AND help prevent avoidable voice impairment. Voice problems are a significant disability both in terms of the numbers of people affected and the impact the conditions have on their lives. However, voice problems are also extremely low profile. Have you ever actually thought about how much you rely on the larynx, this little piece of skin in your throat? Probably not but it is crucial to communication, expression, singing, swallowing and breathing. It is perhaps for this reason that, incredibly, The Lary Project is the first charity specifically created to support people with voice problems. Voice problems can involve pain on speaking, a hoarse (sometimes near non-existent) voice, vocal fatigue and breathlessness, among other symptoms. Imagine if each word you uttered was painful and required conscious effort to produce? Imagine if all that came out despite this pain and effort was a strained, hoarse voice or whisper? Imagine what this might do to: Your family life (reading stories to your children) Social life (pubs and restaurants become no-go areas for some) Professional life (do you need to present in your work, talk on the telephone, speak to colleagues and clients? These become a real challenge for someone with a voice problem). Now imagine support and understanding from others is limited. The Lary Projects helps people via Support groups where attendees can meet others with voice problems. This is so, so important because voice problems can be very isolating and are often not easily understood by those who are not sufferers. Online information and advice on treatment options and issues such as working and socialising with a voice problem. Your support will mean our small charity can grow to meet the challenges of this big cause.
'minding you while you mind them' Through our specially trained volunteers we seek to offer accessible and sustainable support to any individual in Shetland who is experiencing a bereavement with the aim that no one in Shetland finds themselves alone and struggling with their grief.
SCMSTC offers a holistic approach to MS. We provide users with physiotherapy, counselling and a much needed social outlet. We need to raise in excess of £130K each year to provide our vital service. With no funding from the government nor local authorities, we depend entirely upon donations.
Karis Neighbour Scheme is a small community charity working in inner city Birmingham. We support a wide range of people from our community and offer practical support, friendship and advocacy through all sorts of activities. We're working to make sure that people facing hardship or disadvantage, particularly those who are isolated or marginalised, get the support and friendship they need. We offer help with gardening, decorating and other household tasks, provide food parcels and other provisions to those in need; help with advocacy and advice, explaining letters, help filling in forms, making calls or writing letters on peoples behalf and helping people access the support they need; befriending the elderly through home visits and putting on social events; supporting refugees and asylum seekers through a Welcome group, English classes and other trips and activities; running a community allotment; and providing counselling and groups for personal development and addressing emotional needs and issues such as depression or anxiety.
It aims to provide a friendly and supportive meeting place for people experiencing difficulties related to mental health problems. It runs two drop-in centres, the Haven in Wick and Stepping Stones in Thurso, which are open every day of the year and provide a focal point for mental health sufferers to access a range of other supports and services.