The Dyslexia Institute Bursary Fund provides assessment and tuition bursaries at the network of DI Centres throughout England and Wales. Each year they support over 250 dyslexic children from low-income families. 2003 is the charity's 21st Anniversary and they continue to rely solely on charitable donations to carry out their work. The Dyslexia Institute Bursary Fund is a sister charity of The Dyslexia Institute (registered charity number 268502). If you would like to make a donation to the DI, please log onto www.justgiving.com/dyslexia.
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Based in High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, we offer a professional and confidential counselling service to adults in the surrounding area. Many of our clients come from High Wycombe, Marlow or Maidenhead, however we are open to clients from any geographical area.
4Cs (Centres for Christian Care and Counselling) is a local low-cost counselling organisation run by trained volunteers who are Christians. There are currently centres in Dereham, Norwich, Aylsham and Lowestoft (King's Lynn very soon). 4Cs services are open to everyone, irrespective of faith (or no faith), gender, race, age or sexuality, . People come for counselling for a wide variety of issues, although the most common ones are relationship issues, depression, low self-esteem or as a result of past emotional trauma. The work can be both short or long term. Most people come to 4Cs following recommendation from their GP. Although some counselling is available on the NHS, many people find that this is insufficient and come to 4Cs for longer term work.
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.
OM Group is a registered charity based in Luton. The charity began as a youth group in 2000, when four like-minded individuals had a vision of uniting the community. The group became a charity in 2012 before going on to become the recipient of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2014.
Established in 1963, we are a leading mental health charity with projects throughout Northern Ireland. Please contact us and we will help promote your personal challenge as you TAKE ACTION on Mental Health!
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.
The Yoni Jesner Foundation has been set up in memory of Yoni Jesner, 19, of Glasgow, Scotland, who was killed in a suicide bombing on a bus in Tel Aviv, Israel, on 19th September 2002.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
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Fr. Carmelo di Giovanni, Parish Priest of St. Peter’s Italian Church in Clerkenwell has been engaged in this mission to the wider Italian community since the early 1970’s. The Project was formally registered as a charity in 2001. Today, the St Peter’s Project is a group of people working with Italians or members of our Italian community in London who need help. We work in particular with individuals who: -have ongoing drug or alcohol related problems -have mental or serious physical health problems -are in some way marginalised from society (eg the homeless, unemployed, ex-prisoners, recovering drug addicts) The help we can offer includes: -drug-related counselling and support, -financial assistance to meet short-term needs -help in kind (food parcels and second-hand clothes) -longer-term financial support for drug rehabilitation programmes -friendship and spiritual support Beyond assisting in urgent cases of short-term need, SPP’s aim is to help people to support themselves, and assist their family life and family cohesion. At its core is a recognition that as the Italian Parish of London, our community includes all Italians, not just those who come to Church on Sunday. We aim to help Italians of all faiths, and of no faith at all.
Service User Network Swindon,(SUNS) was founded in 1998. SUNS is a local charity run by mental health service users, with the aim of providing opportunities for service users to have a voice about the care they receive, by empowering them and providing opportunities for people to speak out. SUNS aims to support, train and encourage mental health service users to speak out about their experiences of mental health services. SUNS achieves its aims by attending and contributing to local NHS trust meetings. Service Users' feedback is gathered by providing a safe and friendly space in which service users can meet and discuss their experiences together and raise any concerns or examples of good practice. Where there are concerns, SUNS is able to contact care providers to ensure that appropriate care is given to service users. Part of this involves offering clubs and training open to all service users, in order to help build confidence, which will in turn help service users to contribute to meetings they attend. SUNS also works with its partner organistaion, Swindon Listening Line, which was set up in 2009. Swindon Listening Line is a telephone helpline which helps anyone in the Swindon area who feels worried, stressed or lonely, by offering a friendly ear, signposting people to organisations that can help them, and working alongside the local NHS crisis team. Service user feedback is also gathered in this way, and any calls which require further action are followed up on. Callers range from those wanting a quick chat to people who are in the midst of a suicide attempt; a number of lives have been saved by Swindon Listening Line, and it is felt that if people discuss their problems early, they are less likely to develop full-blown mental health problems.
Our mission is to tackle loneliness together by providing a strong support network around older people, many of whom live alone. Your generosity makes you part of our team and your donation will enhance lives. Older age happens to all of us and with your help we can make a real difference.
FLCC is a drop-in resource centre with cafe, social and Internet facilities,for people recovering from mental illness. It is run by its own members.It produces a quarterly magazine on mental health issues and is a well established resource centre in a rural community.
We work solely with people with mental health problems aged 18 to 64 and are acknowledged experts in our field. Working with peoples strengths to help them lead an independent life. We are committed to the best practice in providing services such as: Outreach SupportHelping people overcome difficulties that threaten their independence. Supported Housing Homes for people where they can live independent lives with support as and when its needed. Health & Wellbeing Challenging activities that counter stereotypes and utilise the facilities the community has to offer. What makes us special? Its the way we work - we use the talents of our staff and our clients to help create a service that offers real choice and allows people to choose the level of independence they want and need. We look to what’s right and the strengths people have, and use these to create an individual service that best meets the person’s needs at a particular time. Whilst were great at solving problems were into long-term, sustainable solutions not temporary, quick fixes. Our clients are always at the heart of what we do and this input keeps us special. We have been providing reliable and innovative services to people for over 20 years. Our organisation was formed in response to what service users said they needed then and still say they need now.
Boston CAB is your local independent charity that gives help to our community. We receive no direct government funding support – every penny that we raise goes towards providing improved help and support for our community. Our service is free to use, independent, impartial and confidential. We see over 5,000 people every year and provide the help they need at the time they need it. Our advice is quality checked giving you confidence to use us. We deal with the problems that affect people’s lives face-to-face, on the telephone, by e-mail or through promoting self-help by using the national Citizens Advice website – www.adviceguide.org.uk . We know that our timely advice reduces stress, worry and anxiety, keeping people in their homes and trying to ensure they have enough money to live on. Finally we ensure, via our social policy activity, that bad practice is reported both locally and nationally. This allows us to pressure those who are involved in these practices and get them to change their ways.
Love Me Love My Mind is a small registered charity based in Epsom Surrey which aims to promote better understanding of mental health and to support the wellbeing of everyone in the community. Our main activities are our weekly Monday Drop-In at St Barnabas which is seven years old and still growing. Some 35 people attend each week. Every Wednesday evening we have Let's Talk Epsom a self help group for people experiencing depression or anxiety.Our annual Epsom Mental Health Week event to be held 3rd-11th October 2015 offers people a chance to explore and discuss mental health issues and to ask questions of the people who really understand. Charity No: 1125595. Find out more Website http://www.lovemelovemymind.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Love-Me-Love-My-Mind/395295530511713 Twitter https://twitter.com/EpsomMental
Biddulph CAB has been serving the former mining community of Biddulph for over 25 years. Our dedicated and highly trained team of staff and volunteers provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We aim to provide the advice people need for the problems they face in areas like debt, benefits, employment, housing and consumer; last year we helped more than 1,300 people with over 5,500 different problems, with many receiving specialist advice in debt and welfare rights. Equally important is our aim to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives by collecting evidence and campaigning for change. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination. The contribution made by our volunteers aged between 19 and 79 is vital; coming from all walks of life and bringing a wide range of experience plus enthusiasm and energy, they underpin all that we do. We know that the lives of many of our clients are changed for the better by the help and support received from the volunteers. What is less well known is that volunteering at CAB can be a life changing experience too, a fact with which many of our volunteers will agree.
Thousands of children across China and India don’t have access to education, healthcare or a nutritional diet…just some of the things that we take for granted. Now I Eat seeks to provide relief among the young disadvantaged children in these countries. Our aim is to open future doors for these people in the world of work by improving their health and by providing them a decent education. Where Now I Eat differs from a lot of charities, is that we rely on volunteers keeping our costs to a minimum so that maximum benefit is received by the children. For more information please visit our website: http://www.nowieat.org
The Beacon of Hope is a charity providing immediate and ongoing personal integrated social and nursing palliative care in Ceredigion and neighbouring areas. We serve people with all kinds of life-limiting or terminal illness from the moment of diagnosis, as well as support for their families.
The Waltham Forest Dyslexia Association is a local group of parents and dyslexic adults who are working to improve the lives of all dyslexics in our area.
Crossroads Caring for Carers (Birmingham & Solihull) Ltd is a specialist voluntary organisation which provides support to carers who are looking after a relative or friend at home. We provide practical support in the home to enable carers to have a break from their caring responsibilities, giving carers time to be thmselves. We provide a range of services which support carers of all ages. We provide a personal care service for the person with care needs, and help to promote choice, independence, dignity and safety. Crossroads Caring for Carers (Birmingham & Solihull) Lts is a member branch scheme of the Crossroads association.
What we do We offer a confidential emotional support service to those who are in distress, including those who are suicidal and we have been doing so since 1960. We are volunteers who offer support to such people by phone, e-mail and face to face. We also do work in two local prisons. We have premises in the centre of Liverpool, near the universities and have to be entirely self-funding to keep our service available for the local community and Merseyside and for anyone who wants to phone or email from anywhere.
Teacher Support Scotland is a unique charity, dedicated to providing vital suppor to the teaching profession in Scotland. Teachers play a vital role in all our lives, as we count on them to educate and inspire our young people. It is therefore in all our intrests to ensure that they get the support they need to improve their wellbeing and effectiveness. We are the charity for all teachers - and we support teachers at every stage of their career and throughout their retirement. The number of teachers coming to us for help continues to rise year on year - so your support means a lot to us. We provide support through a free 24/7 confidential phone line giving counselling, advice and support on emotional, personal, professional and financial matters. We also provide online counselling, financial hardship grants and an online info centre. Our services are open to all Scottish teachers, former teachers and their families.