Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

To enable those in the Hillingdon area and 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 to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide. To increase understanding of suicide and suicidal behaviour and to support Samaritans central charity.

Provide support and accomodation for people suffering with mental health issues in West Yorkshire and surrounding areas to enchance their quality of lfe.

Musicians in need due to poverty, social, economic or financial circumstances have benefited. 1 to1 health services have continued through the year with great success.Community Respite/ health courses with approx 100 wkly participants continue with success.Conditions range from depression, arthritis, CVD, COPD.Entertainment, music & health resources continue to be developed.

It Takes Balls to Talk is a campaign which uses sporting themes to encourage people, particularly men, to talk about how they feel.SO WHY ARE WE FOCUSING ON MENSuicide is the biggest cause of death in men under the age of 45Over three quarters of people who kill themselves are male (ReferenceONS)5% of men in the UK are suffering from one of the common mental health disorders,

promoting self-efficacy, prosperity and social mobility by building on the skills and experience of Care Leavers, such experience to be gained by means of career development and creation and/or funding of opportunities (e.g. internships, work experience, shadowing etc), To advance education and to protect and preserve the physical and mental health of young people who have been in the care

a) The advancement of education of the public in horticulture; b) The preservation and protection of good health among persons who are suffering from mental ill health or disability by the provision of therapeutic horticulture and related nature-based activities; c) The provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of i

Family Tree Wirral provides training, information, support groups, counselling, advocacy, newsletter, library and social events for family members of those experiencing mental ill-health. In addition, members of the charity bring the needs and views of carers to local decision making bodies and the charity seeks to work collaboratively with other agencies, both statutory and voluntary.

TO ENABLE PERSONS IN MAIDSTONE AND THE WEALD OF KENT AND 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 THE DAY OR NIGHT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THEIR EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF SUICIDE; TO PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING.

The charity will provide mental health support through counselling low-income families, children in need and children in care within the community. We will also provide educational support to statutory-age children and young people (Post 16). Providing vocational support as well as job skills opportunities. We aim to do this through the support of the local communities, counsellors and tutors.

The objectives of the charity are:To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of anxiety and depression through the provision of support and practical advice.To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to anxiety and depression.

1.To further understanding on economic policy, particularly related to countries such as the UK which need to improve their economic performance both in terms of their growth rates, dealing with imbalances within their economies and producing fairer and more inclusive economic outcomes.2. To support mental health initiatives, particularly those not covered by the NHS or other NGSs in the field.

Our organisation was established to create avenues for increasing awareness on the rights and opportunities and to promote the integration of isolated African refugee who are Swahili-speaking with health problems problems in Newham into their new host society; provide food, warm space, advice and guidance on issues such as mental health, education, employment training and sports.

The provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for those persons in particular vulnerable men and boys with multi/complex needs and or suicide ideation resident in Birkenhead and neighbouring areas of Merseyside.

We support Neurodivergent (Autistic,PDA, ADHD, DCD) teens and young adults aged 13-30 and their parent/carers who are experiencing mental health difficulties or supporting people through a hard time.We currently run multiple clubs per week where the attendees meet up, join in activities, speak to neurodivergent adults, go out for activities, and get support for their mental health difficulties

HERE4U provides social support to those affected by mental health. We run a variety of services dependent on peoples individual needs. Our main area we operate in is Blackpool, however we may be able to offer services in Lancashire.

To provide help & assistance of all kinds to the local community. To support other charities at home & abroad to react to natural & man made disasters in UK & abroad. To help the young & old sectors of the community. To assist those with physical & mental health problems in any way possible. To further education, research & the arts. To encourage sport. To help the poor and needy.

Parklands Riding for the Disabled offers horse riding and animal therapies to anyone with a learning or physical disability or who struggles with mental health

We promote positive mental health within the gaming community and the games industry by raising awareness of mental health challenges and reducing the stigma surrounding these issues.

We organise activity-based support groups for mental health and wellbeing for adults in The Ashdown Forest area. The groups are run by trained volunteers and open to any adult who would like to support their mental health and wellbeing. Groups are suitable for adults with mental illness, addiction or stress (including stress caused by physical illness, injury or bereavement)

The charity's principal object is the education, training and rehabilitation of people suffering from depression and other forms of mental illness, to enable them to earn their living and develop their full potential as members of society.

To relieve need and promote social inclusion To advance education in the english and Neke-Ibo languages.To advance in life and help young people through support and activitiesThe relief of need and preservation of good mental health of those who are suffering as a result of bereavementTo further such other purposes that are charitable under the laws of England and Wales

The provision of:1. Care packages for newly diagnosed families (of cancer);2. Establishing a support network for parents, siblings and grandparents and offering practical advice where necessary;3. Funds to support the provision of a mental health professional at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon;4. Funds to support the provision of a family support telephone helpline.

Reflections Counselling Service offers support for a broad spectrum of mental health issues, currently through counselling for adults (Age 18 and over). We aim to empower, educate and support our clients to enable them to improve their mental health and well-being. The geographic area we take referrals from is generally based in Bolton, Lancashire - dependent on funders geographic criteria.

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE MENTAL HEALTH OF MEN AND BOYS IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND THROUGH SUPPORT, PRACTICAL ADVICE AND NATURE CONNECTION ACTIVITIES IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING WORKSHOPS AND PEER TO PEER SUPPORT GROUPS.

We are a Mental Health Life Skills Rehabilitation service for people who have long term emotional and social problems. Until we have new premises we are offering support in the community. The skills training offered are: budgeting , household management, relationships and social skills. Training is given in understanding and developing good Emotional Health in relation to good Mental Health.