Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To give financial assistance to those small charitable organisations engaged in the positive rehabilitation of ex-offenders or persons with mental health problems, who find it difficult to access funding from the statutory authorities.

To enable persons who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time. To promote a better understanding of suicide, suicidal behaviour and the value of expressing feelings which may otherwise lead to suicide or impaired emotional health.To collaborate with and support Samaritans Central Charity.

helping cancer victims

Kinmos provides a day time service for people with mental health issues.Kinmos provides activities ie; healthy lifestyle sessions, exercise, art therapy, games, social evenings and day trips.Kinmos provides a warm welcome to all who are in need.Kinmos provides teas and snacks at a low cost.Kinmos provides support, advice, advocacy and signposting.

Deafroots' mission is to undertake research and actions to address the inequalities faced by Deaf and Hard of Hearing people. Based in the London Borough of Newham, Deafroots is a registered Charity that was established in 2000 to support Deaf and hard of hearing people in UK and abroad, with a focus on Black, Asian and Minority ethnic (BAME) community.

Reflect is a free support service in North Yorkshire for anyone facing a Pregnancy Choice and for those in need of support after experiencing Pregnancy or Neonatal Loss.

Help all Deaf people to socialise and be active e.g. outings, book clubs etc and generally help deaf people to understand their disability.

To listen & talk with persons who are suicidal or in a state of emotional distress who are resident in the Taunton & Somerset area but not exclusively to that area. The volunteers are selected and trained to undertake the sensitive task of listening to callers and help them resolve their issues in accordance with laid down procedures.

Providing support and information for those who have or have had Cancer, together with their carers and family.

The object of the charity is to help promote the welfare of state registered blind people within the South Devon and Cornwall area. This is done mainly by providing grants to help them purchase educational equipment and living aids.

Makes grants to the Jewish Institute for the Blind, Jerusalem

helping people to cure blindness.

The range and focus of our work includes providing advocacy and crisis interpenetration surrounding domestic violence, including emotional and practical support, interpreting and translation, recreational activities, careers advice, drug abuse awareness, escorting, and transport, while promoting, and befriending networks.

The prevention of relief of poverty of orphaned and/or otherwise vulnerable children in Zambia (especially those affected by HIV/ AIDS) by providing or assisting in the provision of education and training.

Training for those using BSL in Christian settings: workshops, professional training days, residential events, ministry training.Advice to individuals and organisationsProvision of interpreting teams to major Christian events and monitoring and supervision of such teamspublications and help sheetsprovision of Website to enable on-line support, advice and resources

Chiva Africa objectives are the advancement of education:Of the public and others in the subject of HIV/AIDS and specifically paediatric HIV care in Africa OfHealthCare workers and other treating children with HIV in Africa For any other related purposeswhich are exclusively charitable.

Making grants for the relief of suffering from cancer and the promotion of animal welfare

Promotion of education within the UK, the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good physical and mental health, promotion of religious harmony, preservation and conservation of historical buildings and monuments and the maintenance of historical records and archives and the education of the public on these.

The Charity provides confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, with the aim of improving their emotional health and reducing the incidence of suicide. The Charity operates a telephone helpline which is open 24 hours a day; 365 days a year. Our support allows contacts to explore difficult feelings.

The Foundation offers affordable tennis programmes and a comprehensive parent and playereducation programme throughout the South-East of England, committing to schools from disadvantaged areas. TheFoundation delivers free sessions in schools to pupils who otherwise may not have been exposedto the benefits of tennis to show them the benefits of focusing on their physical and mental health.

Our work focuses on our three core themes:1. Enabling positive Encounters between those who disagree,2. Helping inform and Educate,3. Equipping and Empowering people to advocate for greater inclusionIt aims to tackle misunderstandings about LGBTI people through better education of the science surrounding sexuality and gender issues, and the impact of prejudice on their mental health.

To enable persons in Bromley and Orpington and all other areas who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair to receive confidential emotional support at all times in order to improve their emotional health and reduce the incidence of suicide. To promote a better understanding in society of suicide, suicidal behaviour and the value of expressing feelings which may otherwise lead to suicide.

HiVitality runs residential retreats for people from across the UK who have been diagnosed HIV positive. We offer peer support, facilitated discussion groups and complementary therapies, amongst other social activities .

The provision of financial support and guidance to established charitable organisations:(1) in the UK, supporting young people in the UK with a bias towards young people, who are suffering from depression and mental health issues or who are confronting drug abuse issues; and(2) within the UK and Europe, supporting education and healthcare projects and programmes in the third world

Our activities support home-educated teens, especially those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), through tailored education and mental health programmes, fostering community connections, and promoting inclusivity. We provide family support, resources, and nature-based learning to enhance personal growth, reduce isolation, and improve well-being.