The charity provides free, confidential, independent support and information for people who live and work in the North Norfolk areas resolving their problems through advice and through policy change.
Age Concern Manchester, an independent local charity, is dedicated to improving the quality of life for older Manchester residents. www.silverservice.org.uk Information and Advice. Ring our help desk for information about a range of services for the older person. There is a hot line to our advice team for the more difficult questions, all answered in the strictest confidence. We also have a limited home visit service, hold advice sessions across the city, and hold a fortnightly legal clinic at Swan Buildings in the City Centre. Advocacy. We offer independent advocacy to people in residential and nursing care. Advocacy includes attending care plan reviews and looking after residents’ finances where they don’t have anyone else to help. We also provide information to older people and their relatives looking for residential and nursing accommodation. Day Centre Support. We have 3 Care Centres in Manchester which offer a stimulating and enjoyable day out for older people who would otherwise have to stop at home all day. They are open Monday to Friday every week. Transport to and from the centres is included, as well as a healthy lunch. Support at Home. Our Care Centres also have teams of home support workers who provide care in peoples own homes. This service is available evenings and weekends as well as during the day. The home support team can also provide personal assistance either for every day living or for a special trip out. Residential Care. Holmfield in West Didsbury is a residential care home owned and managed by Age Concern Manchester and is for older people who benefit from receiving support around the clock. www.holmfield.org.uk Counselling. Approved counsellors are available to help people to explore and understand problems such as loneliness, bereavement, sexual and marital difficulties, and general anxieties. The counselling sessions are held in 2 of our Day Centres and at Swan Buildings. Counselling is also available at home.
Relate Berkshire helps local adults, couples, families and children save and improve troubled marital and family relationships
Clydesdale Community initiatives (CCI) are an award winning social enterprise based Lanark. We have been well recognised for our commitment to creating outstanding opportunities for people facing significant barriers to social inclusion and employment. Clydesdale Community Initiatives was initially set-up in 2002 to enable young people atrisk and adults with mental health issues to develop a derelict site in Lanark, South Lanarkshire. This project was so successful, with both groups benefiting hugely from their involvement, that it was decided they would undertake furtherprojects. Since 2002, Clydesdale Community Initiatives, also known as CCI, have set up a landscaping trading side to the business and have worked on a myriad of projects, all of which have had community or participant input. By incorporating the principle that no one should be defined in terms of their support needs, rather they should be recognised for the contribution they areable to offer, CCI's participants have gained invaluable experience of vocationaland social skills and as a result have increased in their self-confidence and well-being, thusoften reducing long term demands on mainstream services. Charity No: SC035206 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ccilandscaping/ Twitter https://twitter.com/CCInitiatives
Castle Point Citizens Advice Service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges (unfair) discrimination.
Samaritans provides confidential non-judgemental emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to those experiencing feelings of despair or distress, including those which may lead to suicide. At the Harrogate branch our 100+ volunteers all give their time unpaid to ensure we are there for our callers when they need us.
It is such an easy thing to help someone. Like the Samaritan in the bible story a person must stop, recognise the need and use what is in his hand to help.
The Men's 10k needs you! (and £1 from you and 19 of your friends) The 2013 Men's 10k is under threat! Our charity has no government funding this year and unless we manage to raise tens of thousands of pounds there will be no Men’s 10k in 2013. The Men’s 10k team is applying for grants and looking at every available sponsorship opportunity. But as we know our biggest and best resource is our wonderful men, supporters and volunteers! If you and every other person who’s ever been a part of our great event raised just £20 then we’ve worked out that the Men's 10k would live to run another year! As well as giving you and your family and friends a great day out, the Men's 10k has a more serious side and that’s to engage men in Scotland in healthy physical activity and to promote health and wellbeing all year round. We want to change the scary statistic that the life expectancy of a man in Scotland is the lowest in Europe and 3 years less than in England and Wales. Did you know that each year around 40 per cent of the men taking part have NEVER entered a running event before? Our aim is that by taking part in the Men's 10k, they get that kick start they need to start living a healthier life and in the 6 years that we’ve been hosting the Men’s 10k, we’ve had some fantastic, positive feedback.. "Me and my brother are fat. We don’t like being fat. After the 10k we aim to be less fat." "I have ran this race three times before as I suffer from mental illness and running & exercise makes me feel better in myself. Its great to see all the guys getting out there and enjoying their run." "At 49 after a regular check up my GP told me if I didn’t start exercising, I’d probably be on a shed load of tablets in a few years time!! I thought this is the last chance saloon." So guys, please help us! Please click here to go to our fundraising event and let all your friends know! We’ve got until 31 October to find the money to make the 2013 Men’s 10k happen. we’re relying on (and extremely grateful to) you!
A charity that provides projects and services for older people, their families and carers in Ceredigion
We provide emotional support to people who are in crisis, feel distressed or are thinking of suicide. We give them the time & space to talk about feelings, help them understand their problems better & explore options. It costs £75 a day to run our centre & we depend upon voluntary contributions.
Since 1972, The Herefordshire Samaritans have been providing emotional support to those experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including feelings of suicide to the people of Herefordshire, the surround counties and throughout the UK. Each year we answer more than 13,000 calls, reply to almost 3,000 e-mails and respond to more that 1,500 text messages from people who need the unique support offered by Samaritans. It costs more than £140 per day to keep our branch open, all of which must be raised locally. Any support you're able to give will always be gratefully received.
The Studio (ADHD) Centre is a small, unique charity which provides a specialist resource for children, adolescents and their families suffering with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Aspergers Syndrome and other complex behavioural needs. Often, ADHD is just seen as naughty behaviour or bad parenting. However, it is now recognised as a neurological developmental disorder affecting about 5% of the school-age population - as common as dyslexia in fact. It is acknowledged to be a persistent and chronic condition for which no medical cure is available, although it can be managed with medication. It tends to affect boys more than girls (a ratio of 5:1) and the condition can continue into adulthood. Untreated ADHD can result in: * Rebellious and anti-social behaviour * Little stability or success in social and peer relationships * Financial instability and often excessive debt * Exclusion from school and intermittent employment * Addictive personalities (drug and alchohol use) * Self harm * Involvement with the criminal justice system * Family breakdown However, if their energies are channelled and focussed correctly, young people with ADHD possess positive leadership, creative and entrepreneurial skills and the potential to become our next generation of pioneers in all areas of society - think Bill Gates, Steven Spielberg and Winston Churchill, to name but a few! The Studio has developed a unique style of therapy using visual concepts that significantly improve the understanding of key social and emotional principles, including motivation, anger management, consequences and self awareness. We are committed to providing early intervention to those at risk of exclusion, suspension or non-attendance at school resulting from behavioural problems. We work with the family as a whole to achieve the best results. Our highly successful Activity Programme continues to be a key part of the therapeutic style of our organisation. This programme helps to develop physical and emotional confidence together with self discipline, relationship and team work skills. Education outside the classroom can stimulate and inspire, foster independence and interest in the wider world. As a registered Duke of Edinburgh Award Unit, we encourage young people to look for success in leisure, sport, voluntary and community work. To this end we engage them in a variety of interests and activities including climbing, angling, motor mechanics, leadership and survival courses, team building, canoeing and many more. During these activities parents have an opportunity to meet other parents in similar circumstances and many new friendships are forged. The Studio has become increasingly recognised for its expertise and acknowledged as a pioneer in the field of ADHD. To our knowledge, we are the only centre of its kind in Surrey.
Our Mission: To improve the mind and body through exercise, by encouraging individuals to take up physical activity and incorporate this into their daily lives. Fit 4 Nothing believes in the virtues of Healthy Body = Healthy Mind for people of all ages and is particularly important in our ever demanding and hectic lifestyle. Our aim is to assist in the development of projects and organised health and fitness activities from grass root levels, working with the health organisations, charities, clubs and similar bodies.
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We are a voice for the mother. Poor maternal nutrition can depress the mother and lead to limited mental and physical health in the child. The cost of mental ill health in the UK in 2007 had risen to £77 Billion! Help us understand cause and how to benefit maternal and child health here and abroad
At Beautiful Minds we believe that all children should have the same opportunities for independence and an ordinary life. Our grant scheme funds the cost of equipment to help make life easier and more enjoyable for children with cerebral palsy. Visit our website www.beautiful-minds.org.uk
Samaritans of Newbury support and promote emotional health in Newbury and West Berkshire and support the national charity provide a 24/7 service to all our callers by phone,email,letter, face to face and interactive media
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. We offer local advice and information on a wide range of subjects to local people. We are often asked about Welfare benefits, debts, housing, employment, relationships and legal issues. Good advice empowers people to take control of their lives and to be active members of our community. We give local people the information that they need, when and where they need it, to help them to live independently. KCABS is an independent charity, and a Company limited by Guarantee
Provides support and evidence-based therapy for those suffering the effects of psychological trauma, in particular Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Rape Crisis is the umbrella organisation for Rape Crisis Centres who provide a range of specialist services for women and girls that have been raped or experienced any form of sexual violence - whether as adults or as children. Please visit our web site for more information www.rapecrisis.org.uk
Bridewell Organic Gardens is an innovative charity that helps adults with mental ill-health to cope with the effects of their illness. Working as part of a team in our walled garden and vineyard our users are helped to develop skills and the confidence to deal with their illness and to progress along a path to recovery.
A service that is available to all over the age of 18 years, regardless of gender religious, philisophical belief or ethnic origin. An opportunity is given to work towards living in a more complete and satisfying way. It is hoped that people will find restoration, reduced confusion and a return to making decisions; also an ability to look to the future in an attitude of hope.
Providing emotional support in Northamptonshire and Leicestershire
Encouraging openess, understanding and compassion towards everyone who has to live on without someone they love. My Blue heart is an idea born from the knowledge that bereaved people often need a way to show others they are grieving. Our badges convey the message `I carry your heart in mine'. They are intended for anyone who has suffered a great loss, for those who are recently bereaved or who just need to show they are missing someone special that day. We hope they will provide a way to communicate loss and give others the opportunity to show consideration and support. All profits from My Blue Heart are donated to existing charities who work to support bereaved children and young people or used to support bereaved children within school.