Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

Our aim is to enhance the quality of life for Broadwoodkelly residents and surrounding neighbourhoods by encouraging social interaction and promoting better physical/mental health and well-being through educational, recreational and leisure activities to reduce rural social isolation and the impact of the cost-of-living crisis for all, especially those with limited income and of pensionable age.

Charity arm for St Nicholas School Kenilworth - supporting the school to improve biodiversity of the school and mental health/well being of school commuity.

The Trust supports organisations in the fields of Industrial Archaeology, Mental Health and the environment

The Islington Mental Health Forum liaises Royal Commissioners, views, needs of mental health , Health events, food recycle, prepare docs for court, travel to court,witness, copy and prep docs for cases. Help to those older, over 57, walks, history and museum trips. Design of art, walks asked for by elderly. Help homeless, children anti-abuse campaigns, use social media as FB, watch PO perversion

London Borough of Richmond. Supporting patients of Barnes Hospital (a Mental Health facility) and people with a health need in the community in the area covered. Some active fundraising. Donations, including legacies, are received from members of the Friends and from local organisations.

Sponsorship of workshops and conferences to advance and further education,training and research in the psychology of children with visual or other disabilities and developmental difficulties

We support charities registered in the UK operating in the fields of disability, mental health, poverty relief, equality and diversity with a gross annual income of less than £500,000. Grant applications should be submitted by email between October and December for one-off grants of £300 which will be made the following February/March.

The charity makes grants to charitable organisations promoting mental health

We seek to distribute the trust income to promote the study of and research into mental health, nervous and neurological diseases. We aim to provide facilities to assist or support persons disabled through age, sickness, infirmity, accident or disease.

To promote the good physical and mental health of those living, working or receiving education in the area of benefit.The Charity provides transport, auxiliary medical provisions, disabled access and living modifications etc for the sick, elderly and disabled within the local community.

Supporting registered charities whose aims and objects conform with those of the Trust, including those which treat or research the causes of physical or mental illness, disease and disability, or provide care and welfare to those who suffer from them. Additionally, charities involved with the care and support of the homeless and foodbanks.

Support for children out of school (and their parents), especially support for children who are school phobic, truanting, or who have been permanently excluded from school. Support consists of education advice, behaviour management, tuition and help with future educational placements.

Award of grants and financial support for individuals affected by severe mental health problems, and organisations supporting such individuals, throughout the City and County of Swansea.

We meet as a group once a month.We enjoy informative & educational talks on a wide range of subjects & social occasions.Outings are arranged during the year and we vote on annual resolutions that our National Federation take forward and action to help raise awareness on such diverse issues as:Maternity; Equal pay; Waste & poverty; Carers; Mental Health; Climate Change; Plastic Soup; Ovarian Cancer

Secondary special school for boys with Social, Emotional & Mental Health.

To provide the residents of Dunmow with a friendship group so that they can spend time in the company of others. We meet for a social evening of games and live entertainment to provide physical and social recreation for our residents, promoting good mental health wellbeing and minimise risk of social isolation.

We support the needs of people suffering from mental health problems

to provide funding for outings, entertainment and necessary items to enhance the everyday life of the clients in the Trust

Providing, to residents of South Kensington and Chelsea receiving mental health care, grants for household items, clothing and at times expenses on holiday, according to particular guidelines which can be provded on request.

A members` meeting each month except August. 8 speakers on information topics. Supported the Village Hall with a donation, ran the cake stall at the West Horsley Fete, provided help at Christmas for women with mental health problems living in a local sheltered accommodation. Organised walks for members, family & friends, a craft group, bridge club.

Lytham St. Annes Relief In Sickness Charity provides one off grants to people living in Fylde Borough. Grants range from £50 to £800 and they are only given for equipment/training or household appliance. The applications must evidence that there is some physical or mental health need and verified by a medical report.

Swindon Mind provides a community, wellbeing & learning programme consisting of; Wellbeing House. One to one advice, counselling & Wellbeing Coordination. Activity & social inclusion in the community including sport, walking, connect & meet, Creative classes, swimming, football. Mental Health Training, Schools programme, Employment Services Support & Swindon Mindful Employers Network.

Give donations to local and national charities, especially to those involved with mental health, cancer, the arts and children.

We run a weekly drop in centre to support adults of all ages who have or have had mental health problems. We provide tea, coffee, various chocolate biscuits or just a friendly face for a chat, plus games, such as cards and Scrabble, and craftwork. Organised social activities are arranged monthly.

The charity can assist anyone of any age who is in need as a result of health problems (including mental health) or because of disability (this includes learning difficulties) and who is, at the point of referral, unable to make provision for their needs, and who lives within the area covered by the charity. Grants may be made to organisations who operate within the area to assist such people.