Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Lauren's Legacy provides support to young people and their families who are undergoing treatment for cancer. This support could be in the form of respite breaks, provision of travel grants, provision of technology (tablets/laptops) to enable communication and study whilst isolated/hospitalised and other suitable grants/equipment as determined by the Trustees to add quality to life.

The charity aims to relieve the needs of people living with mental health issues or at risk of mental health issues. Particularly, but not exclusively those within the skateboarding community. Achieved by providing educational resources to inform about mental health issues, providing training schemes for volunteers, the general public & service providing organisations and raising public awareness.

Mental health and well-being charity

The Palmer Centre provides a Dementia Friendly Cafe service that is open to all from 8.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m., Monday to Saturday, every week, well-being and other recreational activities for older people and a room hire service.

We are a registered charity who support children with brain tumours and their families across England. Our aim is to bring a smile to the face of sick children and provide support to help their families at a stressful time. Currently we have activity trolleys in oncology wards in many hospitals and shared care units, these trolleys can be enjoyed at anytime and provide a range of craft activities.

Provide help and support, promote social inclusion, independence and a better quality of home life to the elderly and those of poor mental health, limited finances, failing health or reduced mobility living in South Brent & district. Help is provided by carefully selected, trained & fully supported volunteers & includes: befriending, transport, carer support, group activities & signposting.

To provide confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, at any time of the day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

Supports directors in need and inspires young people from all backgrounds to consider careers as directors. The Directors Support Scheme provides emergency short-term financial help to directors in need. The Get Directing! project mentors young people and teachers in and outside of the school environment. The Mental Health and Wellbeing service offers support, events and online resources.

Centre of Wellbeing, Training & Culture (CWTC) strives to be an important creative hub model organisation ensuring access to the accredited training, health awareness, dementia, wellbeing cafe and arts for mental health for all ages, work placements, encouraging a community cohesion and successfully supporting, partnering, and collaboration.

The Charity makes grants to charitable organisations in England involved in the following:1.The education and development of young people. 2.Supporting young offenders and those at risk in order to assist their participation and inclusion in society. 3.Supporting and protecting the physical and mental health of people with cancer, dementia and/or physical and mental disabilities and their families

We provide online support networks and in-person talking groups, fitness activities, social events, awareness raising and counselling for those who identify as men. We are an early intervention opportunity for those who might otherwise find themselves needing professional services or being unable to cope. We are building a community where the stigma around mental health is challenged.

The charity runs and delivers local voluntary and community activities. The charity runs a local building, namely Glenroyd House in Consett, County Durham. This provides provision for a number of local and community activities such as food bank, counselling services, sexual health clinics, drug and alcohol centre and job search clubs. We also have rooms for public use for training, meetings etc.

We enable persons in the Guildford and surrounding area and elsewhere who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time of the day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

Herts Musical Memories provides singing sessions for people with dementia and their cares. The sessions are based in musical therapy and help people connect with their memories. The sessions comprise of gentle seated exercise, breathing exercises and vocal exercises. Each week the members of the group sing songs from musicals and popular culture woven around a variety of themes.

A Christian charity. We provide funds for adults/children overseas who are suffering in poverty. We provide space for groups who help adults or children. For example we have a parent and toddler group for the public. We also provide space for Al-Anon for families who suffer through alcoholism. We provide counselling for bereavement,marriage or other traumatic events affecting people deleteriously.

To further or benefit the deaf and hard of hearing in a common effort to advance education and religion, and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life.

Mental Health Development Service for Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, working with third sector groups with an interest in mental health, mental health service users and carers.

To relieve the condition of disadvantaged persons in mid-Essex experiencing difficulties with homelessness, joblessness, substance misuse, physical and mental health problems, learning difficulties by the provision of support services to assist them in maintaining normal relationships with and within their community.

To provide patients with MS who are not suitable for current therapies, access to pharmaceutical-sponsored clinical trials. Furthermore, to use generated income by undertaking pharmaceutical clinical trials to devise & administer research-led clinical trials thereby providing greater access to potential treatments to more MS patients.

Community Cafe, Playgroup, Children's Dance, Children's Exercise, Adult Tap, Chair Zumba & Social, Yoga inc Pre and Postnatal, self help groups for people who stammer, Aphasia, Arthritis Care, AA, Bobbin Lace, Art Classes, Counselling for adults, Home Care, Education for adults with learning difficulties, Community Garden Group, NHS physio sessions, Space for meetings & training

BrightSparks Arts in Mental Health CIO (BSA) provides creative opportunities for people living with mental health conditions in Leicester/Shire and beyond to enable them to build self esteem, develop skills and challenge stigma. BSA delivers workshops, projects, events, exhibitions and publications to showcase the work of participants, and provides advocacy and advice to organisations/ the public.

Supporting the parents of children with cancer via a social media platform . Providing tangible goods to parents in hospital settings. Creating a community between parents whose children are undergoing or have undergone treatment for cancer

We care for spiritual, psychological, physical & mental wellbeing of individuals in Lancaster & environs. We set out to give hope & reassurance to homeless & mental health condition individuals through awareness, networking & engagements using events like sporting events, talk show, youth workshop, leadership programs so as to assist regain self-confidence & become optimistic for a better tomorrow

The SRC is a safe space in the heart of London for 12-Step recovery meetings, available to any 12 Step Fellowship group such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, Crystal Meth Anonymous, AlAnon and Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous etc. for their meetings to take place.It is open 365 days a year.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of people in the UK affected by a bleeding disorder, their families and carers through:A)The provision of counselling and therapy;B) Providing workshops, support and signposting.C) Raising awareness of the need for support for people affected by a bleeding disorder.D) Providing workshops to professionals to provide insight and i