Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

The Leonard Trust distributes its income in amounts varying from £500 to £5000 to registered charities ranging from small local ones (Hampshire) to large nationals. Historically we have tended to concentrate on Christian based charities, mental health, and overseas aid, often in response to specific disaster relief. Our remit is wide and we also support many smaller and diverse charities.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN NEWARK AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS: (1) THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL BY: A) PROVIDING EMERGENCY FOOD, ESSENTIAL TOILETRIES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED AND PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH FOR THOSE SUFFERING WITH ILL MENTAL HEALTH AS THE TRUSTEES MAY DECIDE BY PROVISION OF EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.

The object of the charity for the public benefit is the advancement of the Christian religion through the provision of retreat spaces to be used by those in leadership roles in the Church of England, and other churches in communion with it, to promote spiritual growth, support healthy marriages and family relationships, restore mental health and promote wellbeing.

To promote social inclusion and advancement of education for the public benefit by working with adults in Wales who are socially excluded on the grounds of experiencing mental health issues. To relieve the needs of such people and assist them to integrate into society.

Listening service for people in distress to reduce number of deaths by suicide.

To support & improve the mental health, fitness, & wellbeing, of young adults, students, & staff, of all abilities within the education sector by: Championing Inclusivity, Helping to Destigmatise Mental Health; Offering Student Lived Experience Volunteer Opportunities; & Encouraging Institutions and Students' Unions to unite & embrace the BRIT Challenge as a UK-Wide Inclusive Wellbeing Initiative.

Apollo seeks to promote positive mental health and emotional well-being through the healing and therapeutic power of music and arts. In partnership with educational establishments, health care services and others, Apollo co-produces performance-based and participatory projects and bespoke training programmes. We champion the role of the arts in promoting positive mental health.

To benefit the inhabitants of Sale Moor-provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time for individuals who have need by reason of their youth age infirmity or disablement financial hardship social and economic circumstances to improve condition of life advance education relieve poverty promote good physical and mental health for benefit of public

Sunday meetings for preaching, teaching, worship, prayer: Coffee mornings provide instruction, support, fellowship: Support groups - drug & alcohol rehabilitation, mental health, veterans, other support groups as requested. Evening meetings provide teaching, encouragement, support, and fellowship: Support to the community: Operational base for Street pastors evening patrols, Place of Welcome.

The delivery of Mental and Physical wellbeing programmes in communities across South Yorkshire. These programmes are delivered to all genders, ages and ethnicities working in partnership with key organisations to identify those in need and get them the support they need. We deliver programmes to tackle mental health problems as well as physical health issues to ensure a whole body approach.

We are blink mental health, and our vision is simple, we want to see hundreds of thousands more people receive rapid, appropriate, and effective mental health support.

The Trust makes grants to a wide range of charities; in particular, to charities concerned with education, religion, physical and mental health, the arts and the protection of the environment.

We find single person accommodation in the private sector for veterans who are or at risk of being homeless or in prison and provide ongoing support during their tenancy for problems that led to their situation or with their tenancy or benefits. We refer issues such as mental health, alcohol or drug misuse, or debt, to specialist partners. We provide access to employment and lifeskills training,

TO RELIEVE THE EMOTIONAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, BEHAVIOURAL, LEARNING OR/AND SOCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF YOUTHS BY THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT FOR SUCH PERSONSTHE RELIEF OF MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ILLNESS RESULTING FROM ALCOHOL OR DRUG ADDICTION OR FROM OTHER FORMS OF DEPENDANCE ASSOCIATED WITH COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOUR OR WITH STRESS OR DEPRESSION.

promote and improve mental health through creative activities

Smalley Road Runners mission is to encourage people in the community to participate in running and jogging as part of a healthy and active lifestyle. It aims to create a supportive and inclusive network where all members are valued and feel motivated to improve and maintain their wellbeing and mental health, through participation in sport.

Y:AMHS raises funds to provide funding to local families for mental health treatment for children and young people, as well as running a Parent Support Group and offering signposting services.

ACE is a community-run local charity that initiates projects to relieve poverty, preserve the environment, promote education, and connect the community while advancing physical and mental health. We provide grants to community groups for projects aligned with our charity aims.

This is a Service User and Carer Mental Health Wellbeing Renovation Project to help Service Users rebuild self confidence; self esteem and develop new skills to equip them to enable them to get back into the job market. When completed it will provide a multi-purpose venue to generate income to enable the charity to fulfil its objects and provide a drop-in, jobs, training and activities for all.

We offer education, skills training for youth aged 8-16 years. we provide activities for young people and women who are have mental health issuesWe run a day centre for isolated older people especially from the BAME community to come together for socializing and networking and victims of domestic abuse.We provide education to children in Africa and we provide economic empowerment to widows

Samaritans' vision is that fewer people die by suicide.

We use the charity's financial assets to support and encourage chess in the county of Nottinghamshire. Grants of money are made to other bodies who organise chess-related projects which use chess for recreational, educational and mental health purposes. Trustees take an active interest in the progress and success of projects but do not organise or administer them in their capacity as trustees.

Raising awareness of a range of mental health difficulties in local communities by providing support, initially using animal assisted therapy and other activities in the area. Educating the public on animal welfare/needs.To assist within other countries and supporting poverty areas by providing support and assistance where possible.

Assist with the provision of recreational and leisure time activities for children and young people to and including the age of 18. Interests: social welfare with the object of improving their condition. Award grants.Preserve and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Staphylococcus aureus and Pericarditis in the UK. Refer to website https://jackdulsonmemorialfund.org.uk

The Elliot Project currently provide training and environments for individuals to come and learn and speak openly about their mental health.