Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

1) advancement of education for the public benefit in subjects relating to horticulture, conservation, food and nutrition by providing opportunities to learn about horticulture2) promote and protect the health of people with learning disabilities and mental health issues by providing meaningful daytime activity, education and work to enable them to obtain life skills and improved quality of life

Organising Drug and Alchohol Awareness Projects for children and young people between ages of 13-25.Offering counselling sessions to clients on various issues like bereavements, loss of job and income, depression, family and relationship issues. Counselling and mentoring young people that have dysfunctional behaviour and children and youth referred from the youth offending team.

Provision of day care for people with mental health problems, including independent living.

A grant making Charity established to help those suffering from physical or mental illness or disability, those suffering from financial hardship, and the elderly. Applicants must live within Devon, the Trust Deed stipulates a preference for those from East Devon. Charities, organisations and individuals are eligible to apply. All grants are awarded at the discretion of the Trustees

Generate supports the mental health and wellbeing of trans, non-binary and gender questioning adults, building resilience and confidence and empowering them to live happier and more stable lives. We provide safe spaces where trans people can be themselves and are supported to explore what their gender identity means for them. Generate empowers individuals to live authentic and fulfilling lives.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people residing permanently or temporarily in England and Wales through the provision of facilities to help people with Personality Disorders or c-PTSD diagnosis including those with an experience of Complex Trauma, or who are in the process of diagnosis, to recover and to sustain that recovery.

HMS is an independant local charity, operating under the umbrella of Men's Sheds Uk, who run workshops where members can undertake practical engineering and craft activities within a social environment to avoid issues of social isolation and depression.

To provide Spiritual, Health and Well-being Support for Children, Youth, and Older People; Promoting Community Cohesion through Luncheon Club, Education, Employment Services, Music, Basic Computing & Counselling and Providing Support Services for people with Mental health problems, and Older People, raising awareness of Dementia, isolation and independent living

SFAC provides training, mentoring, and advice to adults working to care for and protect children. We provide support in social work, psychology (including trauma, therapeutic care, and protective behaviours), and judicial practices and processes. We work alongside local organisations (NGOs, governments and courts) and provide subsidies to small organisations so our support is accessible to all.

The charity's purpose is to protect and promote the health of young people through the reduction of the incidence and severity of mental health illness, and to reduce the number of young people taking their own lives. The purpose is to be achieved by activities to improve the translation of research into innovations that are used in practice and by raising the understanding of such developments .

Sporting activities to improve physical and mental health.

Tamarind is a mental health charity, we support people from the black and ethnic minority communities of Coventry. We offer counselling, mental health outreach support, group drop in service & day opportunities.

The charity has three key objectives: 1 To advance the Jewish religion for the benefit of the public, pastoral care, and outreach work within the local community. 2 Support of the local community but not exclusively through the provision of poverty relief, and mental health services. 3 To advance the heritage of eastern Jewish communities through the preservation and education.

Jaya Mental Health's strategy focuses on advancing the education of nurses, occupational therapists and other allied health professionals in low and middle income countries, and ensuring the continuous professional development and expertise of these professionals, and of those individuals filling the gaps in communities where health services are limited or not available.

Links provides supported learning opportunities for people with mental health issues. An example of courses we run are: Information Technology and accredited Learndirect courses, pottery, art, textiles, creative writing, digital photography, film making, cycling, waking and greencraft.

One to One Counselling, Therapeutic and Support Groups, Service User Representation, Mental Health Awareness Training, Representing the views and needs of those experiencing mental health issues to other agencies and the wider community.

The preservation and protection of good physical and mental health for the public benefit in particular by providing sports based mental health programmes

To spread the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, To provide support for those in need, provide forum for interaction and friendliness, counselling and training to the Community in areas of Fire, Health and Safety Management, Health Education including support for and advice for Stroke sufferers. Youth inclusion and using the media programs to discourage, reduce and eliminate suicidal thoughts.

Youth Club (Supplementary School)Healthy Living and Mental Health projectsMoney AdviceSocio-Cultural activities for Children and AdultsConferences and workshopsServices:Drop in sessionsSignposting and advice on:- Education- Health- Housing0001

Root & Branch was an unincorporated charity (1088493) until Aug 2011. Located on an organic farm it provides opportunities for people with mental health disorders to engage in gardening, woodworking, blacksmithing, crafts and other skills, to help them to recover confidence, meet new people, prepare for future employment and be able to engage more fully with the wider society.

All-inclusive dance, yoga, singing, performance and fitness programs for Special Educational Needs and the disability community. The charity promotes physical and mental health and wellbeing through lifelong participation in dance, fitness, yoga and related wellbeing activities for all, where neither finance, fitness, ability, disability or family circumstance are barriers to participation.

Our counsellors are experienced at working with a wide range of issues, including:relationships low self-esteem and self-confidence anxiety and panic attacks depression bereavement and loss work stress trauma and abuse issues adoption issues

Talitha Arts uses creative arts to provide therapeutic arts workshops that benefit people's mental health and wellbeing, particularly survivors of trauma (including women survivors of trafficking and domestic abuse, refugees, and people living with dementia), enabling people to reach their full potential.

Counselling and support for children, families, couples and individuals in the community. Workshops on a range of mental health and drug/alcohol issues for young people in secondary schools and colleges in the local area.

We work to relieve the needs of young people with anxiety, adhd and/or autism, their families and the local community, particularly but not exclusively, by: -the provision of education which aims to raise awareness, change perceptions and break down barriers for those affected by these conditions -the provision of specialist advice and support through counselling, drop in sessions and groups.