Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Our Mission is to raise awareness about mental health issues among the Black, Asians and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Communities in UK and Africa.Focussing on support in the community for hard-to-reach communities to empower through education Staying true to our mission and ensuring that every Operating with Accountability and Empathy.To Train Mental Health advocates and ambassadors.

Focus worldwide to support youths and elderly people who are in need of counselling and assistance. Think fit for those affected by disadvantage situation, disability, social issues, mental illness, financial hardship and coronavirus (Covid-19) victims mainly in the UK, Congo DRC and all French speaking countries.

To help fight against Leukemia and for research work and also help people suffering from Leukemia in Bangladesh and the UK.

For the purpose of public benefit, to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to the advancement of education, the promotion of good physical and mental health and wellbeing by any such means as the trustees determine, but in particular by making grants and awards.

To relieve persons, particularly in London Region. That are in hardship and distress as a result of (but not limited to) poverty, criminality, mental health, domestic violence discrimination, substance misuse etc. Assistance with language translation and interpreting, assistance in finding employment. Advice on how to access public services, provision of legal advice .

The charity is established for the public benefit to make grants to (1) The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (209603), (2) Blind Veterans UK (216227), (3) Dame Agnes Weston's Royal Charity for the Naval Service (1176596), and (4) Royal Hospital Chelsea Appeal Ltd (1076414) (or such other names as those charities may from time to time be known) and/or such other beneficiaries from time to time.

Our purpose is to preserve and protect physical and mental health for the public benefit by providing free digital mental health support resources and services, importantly to bridge the gap between diagnosis and waiting to see a therapist.

The British Somali Medical Foundation is a charity focused on -Supporting and advocating for the physical and mental health needs of the British Somali Community. -Supporting widening participation in medical school education particularly from the British Somali Community.

Providing care to improve the quality of life and to relieve poverty of those people living with Alzheimers and their carers, primarily for people living in Pakistan.

The first is a music strand as we believe mental health and Music are linked and learning a musical instrument and creating music have so many health benefits, particularly in confidence building, relief of anxiety and depression among others. We offer Music resources from learning an instrument, home recording all the way to distribution. This is all done at home online, regardless of background.

The Charity makes grants to other charities that are registered in England and Wales, or which are exempt from registration. It particularly supports those providing socially excluded individuals with access to the arts, mental health, education and wellbeing services.

The relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support, including signposting to other services, and by any other means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

Supporting and promoting research into the treatment and care of individuals suffering from sickle cell and related disorders.

Happymaps provides relevant information and resources to support all stakeholders supporting the mental health needs of children and young people. This is mainly through the provision of a website which signposts to all available resources throughout the UK .

Archway Community Table Tennis Club exists to develop table tennis opportunities that not only grow participation in the sport but also enhance physical and mental health and recreational enjoyment, reduce social isolation and loneliness and improve cross community and generational interactions in and around Peterborough, a geographical area of high deprivation.

Our main role is to motivate women in all aspect of life include social support, setting goal for their future and recap their achievements, physical support, emotional support, psychology, and financial support. We also support women with family issue included children education advise and orientation.

For the public benefit, to provide relief and assistance of people who are the victims poverty and are suffering from hunger or eye disease in any part of the world by supplying them with food relief and eye treatment to prevent blindness.

We aim to support women and girls through our drop in services, advice sessions, health and well-being activities and arts and crafts. We have experience working with women who are survivors of domestic abuse and are diagnosed or struggling with mental health. We currently have 8 weekly groups including a coffee morning, a carers group and a young girls group. Our groups and activities are service

Supporting the work and furthering the mission of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) and Center (KHCC) in Jordan, which is to provide access to advanced cancer care to patients from across the Middle East-North Africa (MENA) region; Supporting the treatment of underprivileged patients and refugees; Raising awareness, building partnerships and performing outreach activities in the UK.

The Mitheridge Foundation is set up to support charities, projects and people particularly in the areas of housing, homelessness, education and mental health.

Providing free counselling for individuals struggling with poor mental health and individuals bereaved by suicide . Providing bereaved by suicide support groups . Providing free suicide awareness training . Providing information to raise awareness and prevent suicide particularly suicides linked to cocaine use

The charity raises public awareness of the importance of healthy living, such as good nutrition for mothersand babies, and also the various medical issues that arise both during pregnancy and, subsequently. Itdoes this by holding events and seminars that are delivered by appropriately qualified practitioners, in linewith national guidelines.

Mental health awareness and wellbeing,General charitable purpose and Promotion of our traditional culture and heritage awareness.

The relief of sickness and preservation of good health of persons living principally in the counties of Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire and West Sussex by the provision of psychological services and advice for those with needs not met by statutory or third sector services.

Promoting social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, assisting them to integrate into society, and creating good citizens. Socially excluded means being excluded from society, or parts of society, because of financial hardship or poor mental health and the relief of poverty in the United Kingdom by means of practical support and community/schools chaplaincy service.