Home-Start Barnet is a part of the UKs leading family support charity. Through a network of trained volunteers with parenting experience Home-Start Barnet supports parents who are struggling to cope. Our families need support for many reasons including post-natal depression, the illness of a parent or child, disability, bereavement or social isolation. Parents supporting other parents: its a simple idea that really works. Home-Start Barnet trains volunteers who then befriend and support families with at least one child under five. They help to give children the best possible start in life by supporting the whole family. They work to prevent difficult times from creating permanent problems.
Sutton Carers Centre (SCC) supports people who care for family members or friends unpaid. This could mean supporting a disabled child, a husband with dementia, or a sister with mental health problems; a young carer could be looking after a parent with MS or a sibling with autism. SCC provides advice, information, support, therapies and breaks, so that carers can stay well and supported too.
Pharmacist Support is an independent charity for pharmacists and their families, former pharmacists and pharmacy students in need. Our free and confidential support includes financial assistance, a stress helpline, addiction support, debt, benefits and employment advice and an enquiry service.
HEADWAY SURREY Supports people who are affected by head injury. It provides information & support for the head injured, their families and carers. HEADWAY SURREY was started as a self help group in 1985, by carers and professionals and the charity has since grown to offer a range of support services.
icap provides high quality psychotherapy to help people heal their lives and deal with emotional trauma, depression and risk of suicide. Founded to meet the needs of Irish immigrants resident in Britain. Irish immigrants in Britain have higher rates of mental distress than most migrant communities. Rates of suicide, attempted suicides and undetermined deaths for Irish men is double the rate for all men. Our psychotherapy is long-term intensive clinical work, that provides lasting benefits to some of the most fragile and isolated people in Britain. Our expertise in supporting Irish people who have experienced abuse and cultural loss mean we are also able to support people from other economic or conflict migration communities.
The Windsor & Maidenhead Youth Counselling Service (Number 22 & Youth Talk) offers free and confidential support to young people, parents and carers. We work with clients on a one to one basis at our centres, run groups out in the community and deliver in-school programmes around emotional health.
Home-Start Guildford helps parents build better lives for their children. Trained volunteers provide practical and emotional support to parents with at least one child under 5, who are struggling and who may be suffering from post-natal depression, illness, disability, bereavement, isolation, multiple births... or just not coping. With your help, we can give parents the strength they need to do what has to be one of the toughest, but most rewarding jobs anyone can do. We can help them to be the mums and dads their children need them to be. Parents supporting other parents: a simple idea that really works!
Westmeria Counselling Services was established in August 2003 to help people in crisis, or just in need of support, with a particular emphasis on those suffering from depression. It is our aim to reverse the trend of reliance on anti-depressants.
Havering Mind is a mental health charity based in Hornchurch and affiliated to National Mind. Our mission is to supply advice and support to anyone that is experiencing a mental health problem.
A self-help group receiving no statutory funding provides advice and support for people with MS and their carers in Tayside and Fife in a friendly non-clinical setting. Members choose from therapies; hyperbaric oxygen, counselling, physio, chiropody, aromatherapy, reflexology, yoga and swimming
Gloucestershire Bundles providesemergency support to local parents and families in crisis situations.
To promote positive mental health we work to raise awareness of mental wellbeing, campaign for positive change and provide inclusive services to the local community. We draw upon our research and campaigns to provide signposting and information.
Samaritans is a confidential support service available 24 hours a day for people experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. We support our callers by telephone, email and SMS text or you can drop into our Branch at Wellesley Avenue 9am - 10pm
Wiltshire Mind is a Mental Health Charity providing much needed services to mental health sufferers across the county of Wiltshire. Established in 1993, Wiltshire Mind provides two core services: a Peer Support Drop-In Group service at five locations which operate for 3 hours once a week at which we offer activity based and talking based therapies. The Groups provide a friendly safe place where anyone can find support and friendship; a professional Counselling service is also provided at our office in Melksham - this is a reduced cost service aimed at financially disadvantaged mental health sufferers. Whilst Wiltshire Mind is affiliated to Mind (national organisation), we are responsible for our own fundraising however and receive no financial support from national Mind, and thus we are heavily reliant upon kind donations and fundraising events to continue to deliver our valuable services. Our web site is: www.wiltshiremind.co.uk . Here you can find further information on Wiltshire Mind and our services. You will also be able to see any fundraising events taking place or charity challenges. Thank you for looking at our Charity Page and thank you for your donation.
One-Eighty seeks to inspire young people on the fringes of education and society to live motivated and successful lives. Nearly 40% of the children we work with are looked after children, 35% have parents or siblings with complex mental health difficulties, 10% had a member of family in custody.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The JNF’s aim is to reduce the amount of suicides in Scotland by helping to fund quality counselling sessions for those who desperately need it, whilst also improving awareness of the issue and the support available.
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Guideposts Trust has been delivering high-quality care & support services for 40 years. We work with people who have mental health issues, dementia, learning disabilities, physical impairments, and their carers and families, to help them make the best possible choices for quality care services.
Chiltern Samaritans is a confidential support service 24/7 for people who are experiencingfeelings of distress, or despair, including those which may lead to suicide.
OXPIP improves the life chances of babies. It helps parents gain a better understanding of their new babies, how to love them and overcome such issues as post-natal depression, attachment difficulties, maternal hostility and neglect. OXPIP improves the bonding between parent and baby through individual and group therapeutic counselling sessions
Accuro provides an invaluable support service to enable people with disabilities of all ages to participate in everyday pursuits and leisure activities. All the schemes are needs led and are designed to increase confidence and reduce isolation. The charity also provides respite relief for their families and carers.
WLAC offers counselling, therapy and group services to vulnerable families and children within the boroughs of Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham. It is a small, local charity which allows us to work in a responsive, flexible and innovative manner to provide services not readily available elsewhere.
BLOOMIN’ ARTS PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES TO ENJOY, DEVELOP SKILLS, PERFORM AND WORK IN THE ARTS. The arts can inspire people of all ages to explore their emotions, build their practical skills and confidence. We promote creativity, team work and resourcefulness.
Heritage Care provides a range of individualised services which support people with learning disabilities, mental health support needs and older people. This includes supported living, domiciliary services, extra care schemes, registered care homes, day services and respite/ break services
Established in May 2007 Hope 4 Kidz gives children a sense of hope and support, the wellbeing of youngsters who require various degrees of extra care, whether they are suffering from a physical or mental disability, living with a serious/prolonged illness, or need respite from poverty/abuse.