Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

M and C Foundation provides sports activities such as martial arts, Teakwondo, Basketball, boxing, football and sports activities that proves physical and mental health.

Oxfordshire Discovery College provides informal learning programmes to children and young people, along with their parents, carers and professionals, on mental health topics. These programmes are designed and delivered by Experts-by-Training and Experts-by-Experience, to develop resilience, skills, understanding and support networks, and to improve wellbeing.

To provide housing and support for those with mental health problems in the Salisbury area.

Objects of FCCHS: The provision of education for young people admitted to C&W, The Royal Brompton, St. Mary's, Collingham Child & Family Unit, Lavender Walk Adolescent Unit, Bayswater Children's Centre & any children & young people who are unable to attend school due to medical or a mental health diagnosis also to support the education of students returning to their home Community.

WEEKLY LUNCHEON CLUB AND DROP IN SERVICE FOR, DISABLED, ELDERLY, ISOLATED, LONELY AND DEPRESSED WOMEN IN THE REDBRIDGE AREA. WE PROVIDE YOGA AND KEEP FIT TO MUSIC SESSIONS, ADVICE AND INFORMATION SEMINARS ON A RANGE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY MATTERS, OUTREACH SERVICE PROVIDING HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITS. REGULAR CLINICS HELD BY PSYCHOLOGIST. VISITS AND TRIPS.

Space (Aylesbury) aims to promote and protect good physical and mental health of the people of Buckinghamshire who are experiencing relationship breakdowns, loneliness, bereavement, homelessness, unemployment, ill health, isolation or other mental or emotional stress.

24/7 listening service provided by Volunteers for suicidal callers, by telephone, email and face to face. We aim to help anyone suffering from emotional distress and offer a totally confidential service.

To enable persons in Winchester & the surrounding area, as well as elsewhere, who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time of day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

To improve the emotional and mental health of people who are experiencing feelings of distress and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

The purpose of the project is to provide accessible and free structured coaching, health and well-being sessions tovulnerable community groups across the Wirral; including children with SEN's, disadvantaged young people and adults (55+), people with mental health issues, post cancer care patients; including structured support to help with recovery.

Running a drop-in centre (The Canterbury Care Centre in Guildford) for people with any mental health problems, providing social contact, organised activities and advice.

The Society, which is a registered charity, was formed to advance the understanding, prevention and treatment of mental illness related to childbearing.The Society was founded in January 1980. The Society employs a part-time administrator.There are autonomous branches in Australasia, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Ireland.

we provide a bag of support, help and advice to anyone bereaved by suicide

Advancement of Christian ministries,missions, relief of poverty, provide food,support to persons in crisis,hardship. Advancement of education, training,counselling services,advice and advocacy, accommodation, housing & support to destitute and homeless.Overseas aids.Fight scourge of mental health, crime,anti social behaviour.Advancement of other charitable purposes that the trustee shall decide

Organise health promotion seminars, workshops, and peer support group for people living with and affected by HIV and Mental Health. Run a support group for people living with HIV. We also organise activities for children and young people 'supplementary school' to get them off the street and empower them. Support and advocacy for Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Help to support and reduce poverty.

The charity provides holistic care, with an emphasis on mental and spiritual health, to people living in the Durham Dales area, through provision of a parish nursing programme. It provides support and signposting, and works collaboratively with other community groups and health providers in the area to improve the mental health of people living there.

The Foundation has general charitable purposes. It's objective's are:The advancement and promotion of education, interest & research in the arts, sciences, economics, business studies, mental & physical wellbeing and medicine.The relief of poverty, hardship and inequality of opportunity in the young.The promotion of mental health awareness in the young.

LWBS provide families in Norfolk and Suffolk with trained support to reach their breastfeeding goals via volunteer-run breastfeeding cafes, IBCLC home visits and breastpump hire. Support with Perinatal Mental Health and baby wearing is also available. We provide education and training to volunteers, families and HCPs. We work to build links with the NHS and other third-sector organisations.

The main activity of the Trust is to provide support for those who are socially and economically underprivileged and disadvantaged - in particular refugees, asylum seekers, victims of trafficking, people in prison, those with physical and/or mental health issues.

To advance the education of the public in the psychology of C.G. Jung.

Worthing Samaritans aims to enable anyone experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those that may be at risk of suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time of the day or night. We support people across the UK who contact us and we also work with the community and partners in the Worthing area to promote ways of improving emotional health.

To improve the mental health of people in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and provide better access to treatment. This will be done by the provision of free group therapy sessions, based on tried and tested cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness techniques for people who have a range of mental health conditions, and don't have the means to pay for effective treatment.

For the public benefit, to promote and protect the physical and mental health of young people engaged in sports clubs and sporting environments at all levels, with a focus on club rugby through making grants to support mental health work, related issues and initiatives and working with other organisations and partners to raise awareness of mental health, provide insight and support improvement.

The MASE Groups offers friendship to Carers and their cared for who are on the dementia journey.It is a meeting place offering far more than tea and sympathy and is a way of unlocking doors for people, helping to avoid social isolation and enabling them to engage in activities to promote and protect the physical and mental health of their loved ones with Dementia in South Staffordshire.

Helping people experiencing loneliness and social exclusion by providing volunteering and employment opportunities through the preservation of historic wooden canal boats, boat recycling trips and a charity shop. Offering wellbeing breaks for disadvantaged people and those with depression or mental illness. Preserving traditional boat building skills and the heritage surrounding these boats.