Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

The charity provides advice, advocacy and support to anyone who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in the London Borough of Bromley. Activities include face to face, telephone and email advice service, hosted accommodation and ongoing welfare and tenancy sustainment support.

MoorVision is a Devon and Cornwall based Charity that supports families of children and young people aged 0-29 with vision impairment. We provide information, advice, support, advocacy, training and a wide range of activities and residential trips including fully accessible sports, arts, music, science & nature, cultural, social and leisure opportunities. We have a website and Facebook group.

Helpline for parents of bullied childrenFree anti-bullying courses, ZAP, for children and parentstraining for professionalswebsitebooks, leaflets and other educational materialsinformation on child safety

The relief of poverty for the benefit of people who are homeless or rough sleepers in Southend-on-Sea and the surrounding area, in particular but not exclusively, by providing short term accommodation and supporting and assisting those homeless persons who want to escape homelessness by providing signposting/advocacy and on-going support for up to 6 months to enable rough sleepers to move on.

African Rainbow Family is the Leading National Expert by Experience Grassroots Charity Campaigning and Advocating for Racial Justice and Human Rights of LGBTIQ Refugees and People Seeking Asylum of African Heritage and the Global Majority. We provide psychotherapeutic group supports, training, counselling, advocacy, legal advice, information, employability, moving-on and integration services.

People First Tameside is a user-led organisation working with learning disabled adults. The main activities include - Training in Disability Awareness,Health awarenessProvider of Day Activities/Services, Independent living skills,Self-Advocacy,LD Partnership Board,Campaign,Speakup for Yourself Skills TrainingEmployment training,Creative Communication Skills1:1 service

We alleviate conditions in the lives of carers, those who care for the elderly, sick, disabled, mentally ill or otherwise infirm, by any means that is charitable. We offer counselling, massage and other therapies,respite cover, short breaks, transport grants, advice and advocacy, various activity groups, and we can help carers access grants from other orgainsations.

We offer free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone in our catchment area on their rights and responsibilities. We aim to provide the advice people need for the problems they face and improve the policies and practices that affect their lives.

Disability Assist for Independent Living provides and promotes enabling independent living services to disabled people in Kent and Medway. It offers advocacy, peer support, advice, information and a range of support and assistance services which facilitate their independence as full and equal citizens in all aspects of life and the wider community.

The Maggie Oliver Foundation supports adult survivors of sexual abuse transform their Pain into Power. It provides legal advocacy and emotional support for survivors nationally.

The charity is faith based and carries out its activities to fulfil the social, cultural, educational, charitable and religious needs of the community.It is non political and doesn't ascribe to any particular sect. It provides supplementary education, advice and advocacy and work to improve community relations.

To promote any charitable purpose for the public benefit by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress in particular, but without limitation for the benefit of the community in Solihull and surrounding areas.

The charity works with partners in East Asia to support and resource disability advocacy initiatives through the provision of funding and training.

We support family members of people who are facing imprisonment, imprisoned or leaving prison by offering advice, advocacy, information and emotional support; signposting to other appropriate organisations when appropriate and providing training, information and resources to professionals who work with prisoners' families.

To enable:1.The relief of poverty/financial hardship and ending social exclusion of those whose immigration status is unresolved.2. British and foreign nationals and asylum seekers to have their human rights recognised in accordance with British and EU law and under the UN Conventions. 3. Persons who have been trafficked to the UK by the provision of legal advice and representation.

Our weekly activities / sessionsTues - Advice & guidance drop inWed - Well-being Wednesdays; Living life to the full low mood & anxiety course / Innovate art groupThur - Advice & guidance drop in Fri - Staff meetingSun - Drop in meal

Provide basic veterinary treatment for State Pensioners and People on Universal Credit at a clinic run by part time staff and volunteers plus vets who are paid. Assist with costs towards neutering outside of the scope of the clinic. Provide advice and guidance on animals welfare.Work with national RSPCA in rehoming of unwanted petsRun a charity shop with part time employees plus volunteer

To reduce inequalities, alleviate poverty and increase opportunities and wellbeing for the local communities; To provide Community Training programmes, capacity building, skills development, accredited courses, workshops, advice and guidance and enterprise opportunities to enable people to overcome barriers and improve financial, economic and social independence.

To provide free confidential impartial advice, assistance and information to the communitires of Preston and District regardless of gender, sexuality, marital status, religion, race and disability. The Bureau provides a generalist service from its main Bureau in Birley Street, outreach advice services at 11 community based sites and specialist money advice.

Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale Mind aim to raise awareness and put an end to stigma associated with mental ill health. Providing mental health information, support, training, and advocacy across Scarborough, Whitby, and Ryedale. We offer resources, compassionate support, expert-led training, and amplify voices to create a more informed, supportive community where mental health matters.

Accredited advice and advocacy for refugee & asylum-seeking adults, social and community support, education, cultural activities & training for refugee adults, mentoring for young people, volunteering, holiday activities for children & young people.

Enabling cooperative actions in obtaining contracts covering the whole county, and subsequently cordinating their delivery by some or all of the five separate CA bureaux acting as sub-contractors

Improving women and girls mental health & emotional wellbeing. Providing targeted support for those affected by mental ill health, domestic abuse, inequality, poverty, isolation and loneliness. Counselling : Befriending; Holistic Therapies and Advocacy to support progression and recovery. Support groups for women and girls to understand and manage depression, anxiety, loss and grief.

Rebuild Project exists to support & assist individuals who have experienced human trafficking, modern slavery and exploitation to rebuild their lives free from exploitation. We work with individuals aged 17 and above and their families by providing 1:1 casework, advocacy, wellbeing & group work support to assist them to rebuild their lives and embrace a hope filled future.

We provide trauma-informed, culturally competent services to adult survivors of abuse, including, but not limited to, survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and childhood abuse. We provide free counselling, legal advice, emotional and practical support, financial assistance amongst other services, to survivors from minoritised communities in the UK.