Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

To preserve and protect the mental health and wellbeing of young people aged 11-24 through the provision of activities designed to build resilience and equip them with healthy coping strategies to manage the pressures they face, replacing self-destructive behaviours with positive life skills.

The charity is funded by donations and/or legacies from patients, their relatives, the general public and other external organisations. The overall strategy of the Charity is to provide support to patients, staff and purchase of capital equipment not normally provided by the NHS or in addition to that normally provided by the NHS.

4Winds User led Association provides a user-led mental health resource service to people living in Cardiff, the Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding areas. It offers a range of recovery focused support services.

Creative Recovery (Creative Recovery CI0) is a people-led charity that uses creativity to bring about social change, boost and support Recovery and wellbeing and nurture community spirit in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. We support individuals and families with experience of mental health and/or drug and alcohol issues. We also aim to challenge stigma and raise awareness of mental wellbeing.

To help our members and the wider public maintain or improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing, build diverse skills and confidence, reduce social isolation and connect with their community. Through our commitment to equality and diversity and provision of inclusive services and support we aim to break down the stigma of mental ill health and build understanding and empathy.

VITAL (Value, Involve, Talk Advocate & Link) were previously known as Bradford and Airedale Mental Health Advocacy Group (BAMHAG) is a service user led mental health organisation and was established in 1989. Our mission is to ensure that the vulnerable and disadvantaged have a voice within the health and social care framework, whilst supported by experts by experience. www.vitalprojects.org.uk

To advance the physical and mental health and well-being of children and young people and to advance the physical education and development of children and young people.

In accordance with the Constitution, the principal activity of the charity is to promote the welfare, education, social and recreational needs of inhabitants within the City of Derby who are elderly or in poor mental health. The activities provide culturally sensitive services at the day centre on Burton Road and the main client group are members from the African and Caribbean communities.

To preserve and protect the mental health of children and young people, in particular, but not exclusively aged between 4-18 living in the Cheddar Valley, Somerset through:a) The provision of one to one counselling, support, advice and information;b) Recreational and leisure time activities.

We were founded in 1901. We exist to further philosophy by publishing the academic journal Mind and by funding philosophical events and research of the highest quality.Please note that we have NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the mental health charity MIND, founded in 1946.

To improve the quality of life for people in Staffordshire and surrounding areas who have or may be at risk of mental distress or ill health. Our main service is the Emotional Wellbeing Toolbox; by focusing on strengths and community involvement we enable people to take charge of their mental health. We challenge stigma and discrimination of people with mental illness.

(1) Youth and Children: Create opportunities, improve social welfare, overcome barriers using arts, creativity, education/training to raise leaders who affect social changes. (2) Community: Fortifying cohesion in community through cultural, heritage, physical/mental health and job search activities. (3) Women and vulnerable adults: tackling loneliness, mentoring, improving services' access.

To support parents with young families in the Boroughs of Woking & Runnymede who are struggling to cope. Reasons may include physical or mental illness, isolation, bereavement or multiple births. Home visiting volunteers provide non-judgemental, practical and emotional support and help to build the family's confidence and ability to cope.

Bringing about improvements in the quality of life of persons, who are recovering from, or are in treatment for a mental illness, or who have a physical or learning disability and other vulnerable people with special needs, in Salisbury and adjacent districts.

Education and training for people who are or who have experience of mental illness and support for their carers.

Funding Mental Health, Homelessness and Health in the Community. Appeals are considered for project costs, running costs or salaries. Applications for funding for refurbishments/alterations to bring a building up to standard to meet legislative requirements may be considered. Exclusions apply - please see our website.

Street Forge Workshops provides Day service opportunities through tuition and guidance. This ensures personal development and progression, for adults with physical, sensory or learning disabilities, including those with multiple disabilities and/or mild mental health problems. We are accredited by Norfolk & Suffolk County Council, which means our services are safe, secure, legal and sustainable.

Aims & Activities.Communicating the life changing message of Jesus Christ and therefore carry out initiatives to address the needs of the socially and economically disadvantaged in the community such as a Soup Kitchen and Laundry/shower services for the homeless, a friendship cafe for the lonely, Singing & Art groups, Mental health wellbeing Forums and Widow's forum & promoting local festivals.

We aim to reduce the rate of suicide in young women in Cornwall aged 18-25, by highlighting the warning signs and with early intervention through our free support groups, building a support network, promoting wellness, and referrals to appropriate therapies/professional services.

WE EXIST TO IMPROVE THE EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL WELLBEING OF CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS WITH MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS, LEARNING DISABILITY, PHYSICAL DISABILITY, LIFE-THREATENING OR LIFE-LIMITING ILLNESSES AND LIFE-CHANGING CONDITIONS, THROUGH OUTDOOR AND ADVENTURE-LED ACTIVITIES.OUR ACTIVITIES STRENGTHEN RESILIENCE, IMPROVE VITALITY AND SELF ESTEEM AND PROVIDE A SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Wilmslow Youth provides free mental health support for young people aged 11-18 and their parents though various 1-to-1 therapies, groups, workshops, resources and activities. Based in Cheshire East, we deliver therapeutic work both in schools and in our local community, as well as offering support and training to those working with young people throughout the UK.

The Objective of the charity are the relief of poverty, mental & physical health preservation and others. The activity of the charity is to fulfil the charitys' objectives by obtaining share of profits from trustees and their families.

The Charity runs a food support services for residents aged 18 or over who suffer from financial hardshipThe Charity runs a baby bank service offering baby essentials to families in Kensington and ChelseaThe Charity provides peer support and complementary therapies to residents who suffer from PTSD as a result of the Grenfell Tower Fire

Let's Link provides support to people with mental health difficulties, with a particular focus on raising awareness of underlying causes of mental ill health and promoting the empowerment of those who suffer mental distress, within Surrey.

Aim: Improving Mental Health through creativity. To use creativity as a tool to influence positive changes in people's mental wellbeing and attitudes towards mental health.To achieve this we run a service 4 days a week, this provides an innovative range of creative based services that are directed at improving and enhancing the quality of life, health and social integration of its members.