Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

WWCA offer a counselling service that works towards enhancing the wellbeing of an individual who has varying degrees of mental ill health. To give people who have compromised mental ill health an opportunity to contribute positively in the community. WWCA offers clients a sliding scale of charge to make sure the counselling is affordable to as many people as possible.

Community Parenting, poverty relief, helping the homeless, helping women victims of domestic, alcoholics, helping orphans with accommodation and education, people with mental health problems, religion, supporting young people and creating also an environment to identify self talent and gifts, space for the community activities and charity shop and referring people when they can get help.

Aura supports anyone from the age of 4 years old that is affected by changes within their family that has had a negative impact on their mental health within Staffordshire, East Cheshire and its environs. Aura provides counselling support, group counselling and workshops to help improve mental health, lessen isolation, improve confidence and well-being.

The aim of The Daily Mile is to improve the physical, social, emotional and mental health and wellbeing of children regardless of age, ability or personal circumstances. The Daily Mile Foundation seeks implementation partners across the world, to help us grow The Daily Mile programme so we may offer it to all Primary and Nursery school children.

We create awareness of mental ill health among the West Africans, we provide basic needs like food clothing and shelter to the destitute ones among the mental ill health patients. Due to covid -19, we were unable to carry out activities as supposed, however, we have had 3 sections of seminar in the community with various community leaders where we discussed on identifying beneficiaries.

We are an inclusive, amateur, Cornish Pilot Gig Rowing Club. We row on the open sea in 32ft gig boats, out of Newlyn harbour. Our age range is 9-82, in all genders, we promote physical and mental health well being, by offering training, team-work & social rowing. Social events are very important to us. "Silent Mountain" is our community boat, open to all other clubs and organisations to hire

We provide counselling and one to one or group support to people of all ages, who have issues around mental health, domestic violence, relationship problems, emotional and/or physical trauma. We offer a drop-in service that gives additional support to people between sessions. We work with all ages and specialise in working with young people who are or have lived in a domestic violence family.

a. The advancement of the Christian faith. b. The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of physical and mental health. c. The relief of poverty.

ASK FOR JAKE PROVIDES A NETWORK OF TRAINED VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE ABLE TO OFFER EMOTIONAL SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS IN DISTRESS WHERE REQUIRED, IN THE FORM OF TALKING THERAPY, DESIGNED TO PROVIDE INFORMAL EARLY INTERVENTION TO MINIMISE ESCALATION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS. CURRENTLY OFFERING FREE MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING, A WEEKLY' DROP IN' SESSION AND ONLINE TEXT SUPPORT.

To provide facilities were like minded people can work together on woodworking projects that support mental health and the community.

Global Refugee Aid (GRA), working name EQUALIS, is a UK-registered charity founded in 2018. We support vulnerable populations by addressing health challenges and poverty through integrated programmes. Our work includes culturally sensitive counselling and mental health support; improved access to essential health services; and practical livelihood training that develops skills and employability.

Marley's Aart Foundation provides the relief of need for children and young adults with social or anxiety disorders or other mental health issues by assisting in the provision through funds for Art Therapy.Marley's Aart work closely with schools and organisations in Bedfordshire with the resource in terms of trained and skilled personnel to provide this relief through art therapy for the objects

Promote the welfare of older people in Lewisham.Provide facilities and opportunities to meet, discuss matters of common interest and undertake action to advance their well being, Information and campaiging in the interests of older people locally or nationwide.Low cost events and outings for the Forum membership to relieve the effects of poverty and advance mental health and well-being.

The provision of residential, respite and day services in a therapeutic community for people with special developmental needs, which can include life crises, mental health problems, an/or learning disabilities, however, the registered care home run by the charity has now been closed.

The organisation will undertake a range of methods to educate people about pre- and postpartum depression and related illnesses, including but not limited to, social media campaigns, public relation campaigns, hosting of events andseminars, and fundraising campaigns.

we provide a day drop in centre with social, educational and recreational activities. we reduce isolation of elders by providing awareness raising sessions, advice and information and befriending. we also provide carer support. we arrange trips and outings as well as in house activities. We also provide mental health awareness project which provides support and assistance for carers and sufferers.

We aim to raise funds to research the mental health needs and problems of offendersCurrently recruiting committee members, completing web-site & preparing business caseMoving our seminar programme to a series of webinarsFormalising our membership structure

Advance the education of young people by providing for facilities for education Promote/assist any charitable activity directed to the care or special education of people who have learning difficulties or are physically disabled or suffer from mental health problems Promote/assist any charitable activity directed to the relief of poverty caused by disability,social or economic circumstances

A Charity that supports mental health, well-being, innovation and young entrepreneurialism in the UK.

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND PRESERVATION OF GOOD HEALTH BY THE PROVISION OF ONE-TO-ONE AND/OR GROUP COUNSELLING OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY (CBT), MINDFULNESS, TRAINING AND CONSTRUCTIVE SUPPORT TO THOSE WITH OBSESSIONAL COMPULSIVE DISORDER (OCD), THEIR CARERS, FAMILY MEMBERS AND THOSE WHO WANT TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS ANXIETY DISORDER.

Providing free mental health support and counselling in Hartlepool, specialising in neurodiversity, including Autism and ADHD. We offer one-to-one sessions, wellbeing activities, and early intervention for those facing loneliness, trauma, or distress. Funds support counselling, neurodiverse inclusion, and our accessible community wellbeing hub.

We are a non-profit charity that has been set up to help promote good mental health of veterans and serving members of the armed forces, who are suffering from combat related health issues. We are based in run from Swansea, South Wales, with a parcel of land near Pen-Y-Fan, which will be transformed into a retreat, that veterans and serving members of the armed forces can use for free.

AN LGBTQIA INCLUSIVE RESOURCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN AGED BETWEEN 16 AND 25 LIVING IN THE BRIGHTON AND HOVE AREA, HELPING THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT, MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF ONE TO ONE MENTORING ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE, AND THE ORGANISATION OF WORKSHOP PROGRAMMES FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND PRACTICAL SKILLS SUPPORT.

We are committed to supporting ex-service personnel and their families, who are often disadvantaged and at a point of crisis in their lives. The charity delivers tailored employment guidance, housing advice, mental health support and provides a supportive environment in which to develop. We provide a community focal point. The aim is to transform lives.

To relieve the needs of young carers aged 8-18 in North Hertfordshire, Stevenage and the surrounding areas through the provision of support, recreational activities and the opportunity to meet with peers faced with similar situations.Young carers help look after someone in their family who has an illness, a disability, or is affected by mental ill-health or substance misuse.