Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

uS supports young people aged between 12 and 25 with or at risk of developing mental health difficulties, helping them to become physically active and transform their lives.uS currently delivers on an outreach basis, funding sports and other fitness activities to small groups and individuals. In addition to this offer, uS plans to open a centre, housing sports and fitness and other facilities.

The Charity provides confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, with the aim of improving their emotional health and reducing the incidence of suicide. The Charity operates a telephone helpline which is open 24 hours a day; 365 days a year. Our support allows contacts to explore difficult feelings.

Mercy Foundation CIO, is a Bradford based charity that aimsthe relief of poverty, in particular but not exclusively by the provisionof a food bank;the preservation and protection of good physical and mental health;* the advancement of education and training of those in thecommunity who are in need thereof so as to advance them in lifeand assist then to adapt within the wider community

Sheffield Samaritans provides confidential emotional support, by telephone, face to face, email and letter. We provide assistance to individuals who are suicidal, despairing or in distress in order to reduce the incidence of suicide. We advance education by providing society with a better understanding of suicide, suicidal behaviour, and the value of expressing feelings that may lead to suicide.

Over a hundred families in Britain have a loved one killed by a person with mental illness every year. But the families affected by such tragedies do not often get the support, information and help they need. We support families, and work with the NHS and others to prevent further avoidable deaths.

We provide 1:1 pastoral mentoring, group courses and a Wellbeing Cafe for young people which promote their positive self-esteem, mental health and identity in order that they can thrive educationally and in family, community and work life. This includes young people who are coping with loss experienced as a result of bereavement and family breakdown and those who are at risk of school exclusion.

To assist people who are suicidal, despairing or in distress. This service is primarily intended for persons in the town of Colchester, Essex and its surrounding areas, (but without specific limitations as to area).

We support poor families with young children, hard to reach groups, older people and those with a language barrier who are suffering from loneliness, social isolation and depression caused by Covid-19.We aim to enhance educational development, social integration and emotional wellbeing of our disadvantaged migrant beneficiaries.

We support people experiencing mental health difficulties in the community through the provision of various services either on a group basis or one to one for both adults and children. We also work to reduce stigma and discrimination by providing mental health training to individuals/companies. We have a support telephone line until 11.00 p.m. 7 days a week.

The Independent Group of Independent Psychologists offers a training programme for becoming a Jungian Analyst. The programme teaches and facilitates study of the theory and practice of the psychology of C.G. Jung.

We produce, promote and create opportunities for children and young people to improve their mental health and wellbeing through singing. The benefits of singing, especially in groups, are wide-ranging with extensive research supporting the physiological, social, psychological and behavioural benefits.We believe in harnessing the power of singing to improve people's mental health and wellbeing.

The objects of the charity are to work for the assistance of persons who are suicidal, despairing or in distress by providing a service to enable such persons to receive immediate help and compassion from members of the charity.

Sanctuary delivers training online and in person, and offers free downloadable resources for leaders and members. All material is developed with mental health professionals, church leaders, and people with lived experience. Resources and training help grow wellbeing awareness and build communities where individuals with mental health challenges feel safe, supported and a sense of belonging.

THE PREVENTION OF SUICIDE AND PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF MENTAL HEALTH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS IN PARTICULAR THROUGH PARTNERING AND SUPPORTING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUICIDE PREVENTION CHARITIES IN THE UK TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO INCREASE AWARENESS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS IN THE UK THROUGH JOINT INITIATIVES.

Providing facilities for adult learning, ie U3A English.Meeting place for local groups.drama,plays, panto's.Art groups.Indoor bowlsBingo for the elderlySocial Services Day& Mental Health ResourcesParish Council Office and Archives

Lets Get Growing provides regular gardening therapy sessions for adults of all ages experiencing a range of mental and physical health difficulties, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, bi polar disorder, dementia and mild learning difficulties. Also one-off therapeutic garden workshops for a range of groups, including addicts in recovery, homeless people, carers, refugees & asylum seeekers.

Overall vision of connectedness and challenging isolationSupporting organisations working in the following areas:1. Health, medicine and disability (particularly mental health and dementia)2. Helping people thrive in old age, and respite care3. The use of music and other arts in relation to above4. Building trust and friendship between communities5. Responsive relief in disaster zones

The focus of the charity's work is to provide help and support to children and young people caring for a member of their family who may be disabled or suffering from mental health problems , substance misuse or have a long term or terminal illness. Young carers benefit by being involved in a range of activities to have a break from their caring responsibilities and regain their childhood.

Our purpose is to promote awareness around mental health and suicide prevention for the public benefit using football as the platform. We will achieve these through charity football events across the UK that raise donations for several mental health charities.

We are a community health project offering an affordable ear acupuncture service for people living in Brighton & Hove and surrounding area who have or are affected by substance dependency, mental health issues and hepatitis/HIV infection. Central to our service delivery is our 'Volunteer programme', offering work experience and training for up to 18 individuals every year.

We deliver visual art, film & media. craft, skills & employment training courses to unemployed young adults, young offenders, economically & socially disadvantaged local residents & mental health service users. Our activities are tailored to meet the needs of our client base: film making, murals, printmaking, ceramics & mosaics.

We aim to give ongoing support and care. They gain self esteem, confidence, mutual peer support, giving the women a chance of moving on from what may have been a very dislocated life. We also help to give then skills and training in how to overcome their illness working in partnership with other agencies.We provide support groups,drop in centre, newsletter,computer skills,conference., advice

We empower individuals and communities through personal development, education, creativity and communications. Through training, we offer solutions to a lack of opportunities, loneliness, isolation, and regional disparity. Our skills-based learning programmes are inclusive, supporting neurodiversity, learning disabilities, mental health challenges and those seeking employment.

RTProjects aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of people in County Durham through engagement in creative activities with others. Our core work takes place in our community art studio 'The Open Art Surgery', a safe and supportive environment where individuals connect with others in their communities, support each other, learn new creative skills, and have a place they can call home.

All our services are based around the Social Inclusion Model. We encourage people who have become socially isolated due to the effects of mental illness to play a more active part within their local community. Currently we provide a Volunteer Befriending Service, Social Groups in all area of the borough, social activites, and an allotment. We operate in the Borough of St Helens.