Health Charities That specialise in Health services

Conduct of church servicesYouth groups catering for all ages of children and young personsWorking with community groups to help those in needSupporting mission overseas both financially and by sending teams abroadWorking alongside local schools

The Listening Ear's objectives are to provide a professional and confidential counselling and training service to the BCP (Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole) community, supporting children and families to overcome issues with mental health and wellbeing. Such provision shall be restricted to those children, young people, and their families, who are either domicile in or in full time education

TO ENABLE PERSONS EXPERIENCING DISTRESS/DESPAIR, INCLUDING THOSE AT RISK OF SUICIDE, TO RECEIVE CONFIDENTIAL EMOTIONAL SUPPORT AT ANY TIME TO IMPROVE THEIR EMOTIONAL HEALTH & REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF SUICIDE; TO PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR & THE VALUE OF EXPRESSING FEELINGS WHICH LEAD TO SUICIDE; TO SUPPORT SAMARITANS CENTRAL CHARITY IN FULFILLING THESE OBJECTS.

Sunday worship services,Prayer meetings and Bible study.Youth work:Kidz church, Kidz holiday club, Boys Brigade Community action, the church runs a healthy eating Breakfast Club weekly,and the church works alongside Hospitality and Hope. Financial support given to an orphanage in South India and Compassion sponsoring 4 children in El Salvador.We also support the work of Mercy Ships.

Meditation Centre

THE CHARITY MINISTERS TO THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS SOCIAL GROUPS WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE CHURCH. THE CHARITY PROVIDS A FORUM FOR MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT FOR ITS MEMBERS TO BE EQUIPPED, SPIRITUALLY(WHOLENESS),SOCIALLY AND EDUCATIONALLY. IT OFFERS COUNSELLING SESSIONS TO THE NEEDY,UNEMPLOYED AND MAKES REFERRALS WHEN EVER THE NEED ARISES AND ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES

Operating mainly in Merseyside and Cheshire, we provide supportive activities for cancer patients on any cancer journey. We provide a positive environment within workshops, social meet ups and health and wellbeing activities. We signpost our service users to any local services that they may need and offer friendship from survivors to survivors. We work as a team to get through a cancer diagnosis.

To provide out of school and holiday activities for children and young people up to the age of 19, to alleviate the effects of poverty and disadvantage in London's inner-city boroughs of high deprivation. To offer access to opportunities for recreation, sport, arts, skills-development, advice and guidance, to improve C&YP?s health and wellbeing, strengthen resiliency and broaden horizons.

Christian church services, Counselling services for people going through bad times, tragedy, bereavement to spiritually heal them, Youth services through trips, outing, police and community leaders involvements, food and clothes bank services to needy people. Donation to hospital for children, Great Ormond. All our services are provided from 42 Wildfell Hall, Catford, London SE6 4HU and facebook

We aid people who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm by:a. Providing day, residential care and,educational facilitiesb. To create a digital outreach programmec. Education of the medical profession and general public about complementary medicined. Researching, evaluate info about complementary therapiese. Client bursaries for the provision of complementary therapies.

To relieve poverty or financial hardship from people living in North London by assisting in the provision of education/training and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals and families in need to become self-sufficient.To relieve the physical, emotional and mental sickness of people living in North London by the provision of advice, support, referrals and counselling.

Telephone supportline, advice, counselling, coaching, protective behaviours & referrals to other agencies, for people over 10 years who have suffered rape & any other form of sexual violence at any time of their lives, The aim is to help them to cope & recover from the aftermath & trauma of the crime (s). We offer training and consultancy to communities, voluntary groups and professionals.

To support persons suffering from bereavement or loss by providing counselling and other support. Relieving mental and physical distress and saving lives through contact, support, and holistic alternative care by providing retreat and respite centres, and promoting activities proven to benefit health. Relieving poverty and hardship arising from bereavement with grants of money and necessary items.

Kingston Women's Centre provides affordable counselling for women living in Kingston and the surrounding boroughs. The Counselling Service is staffed by volunteer counsellors who provide long-term, one to one counselling.

We promote Christ, Christianity and provide a place of worship for different ethnic groups in the community. Provide pre and post marital counselling, parenting and family life. Provide jobs and career guidance to all manner of persons. Give grants and financial assistance to single parents and children. Establish childcare after school, music and drama. Organise youth sporting competitions.

The main activities include the advancement of education and training in particular Islamic education, providing counselling service to the local community, offering Bengali mother tongue classes to children and general services to improve the overall condition of life of local community.

Pregnancy Crisis Care exists to offer free, confidential counselling and support to those facing any pregnancy-related crises, at any age/stage. This includes impartial pregnancy-choices counselling, counselling for difficulties after abortion, counselling for baby loss, and support within pregnancy . These services are offered 1:1 to women (and their partners), or in a group, when available.

The objects of the Church are for the benefit of the public: a - to advance the Christian faith, b - to relieve sickness and financial hardship through the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including through the provision of counselling and support, c - to advance education in such ways and in such parts of the UK or the World as the Church Council may think fit.

The relief of financial hardship amongst parents of children (up to the age of 16) who are receiving end of life care and following their death in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by the provision of grants and other forms of financial assistance.

MEDICAL/HEALTH/SICKNESS/NHS RELATED

People in the eastern Congo (DRC) suffer from violence, instability and poverty - not least as a result of the wars in the region since 1998.The local Quakers work to rebuild their communities, providing medical care, trauma counselling, income generating opportunities and other initiatives to benefit all religious and ethnic groups.For QCP-UK input see http://www.quakercongo.org.uk

To advance the science and art of ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery and to improve the practice and teaching of this subject in Europe and to raise sufficient funds to make fellowship grants.

Provision of a free bereavement counselling service that offers practical and emotional support to those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Running a schools project to provide specific bereavement and trauma Counselling for Children in Croydon. Assisting the preservation of war memorials and other public monuments in the area commemorating figures of historical importance.

Advancement of the Buddhist faith, through education programmes, and day courses held at the centre and at branch classes.

Growing Hope King's Cross offers a therapy clinic for children and young people with additional needs and their families to support them in achieving their potential and to help improve their health and wellbeing in the King's Cross area. The charity aims to help anyone regardless of their religious beliefs.