Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

Funds held by the charity are used for: the relief of patients in financial need, patients who are mentally ill the advancement of education other purposes beneficial to staff and patients not falling under the other two categories mentioned

BaggyTrousersUK exists to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Testicular Cancer through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice; and to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to Testicular Cancer.

Provide a safe place for men and women to come and chat and to help build and repair items, and to improve their mental health

Counselling and recovery programmes

Promote and deliver programs that encourage participation in sports and physical activities to improve physical health, mental health, and overall well-being. Support disadvantaged and underserved communities by providing access to sports facilities, financial advice, and housing, with a particular focus on young people and women. Provide aid, including food, clothing, shelter, & other essentials

Research Schizophrenia is fund-raising for research into all forms of mental illness and in particular schizophrenia.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING COURSES IN VIPASSANA (INSIGHT) MEDITATION IN LONDON

For the public benefit, the preservation and protection of the physical and mental health of serving and retired members of HM Forces who have some form of physical or psychological impairment as a result of their service by providing and assisting in the provision of opportunities to take part in the sport of dragon boating.

The organisation gave effective support and counseling to families those experience depressionEncouraged women to take part local activities.The organization launched mental health campaign called Time to Talk specially on women, under the Refugee council, it provided ongoing support such interpreting through surgeries,held a networking sessions,Social groups on Saturdays to release isolations

Lincolnshire Rural Challenge t/a The Serendipity Foundation aims to support people 16 and over in Lincolnshire who are seeking permanent employment. We provide grant funding, workshops, training and access to mental health support.

WOLVERHAMPTON SUICIDE PREVENTION STAKEHOLDER FORUM CHARITABLE TRUST works to prevent suicide in Wolverhampton through its activity and actions. It can also provide funding for others to prevent suicide in Wolverhampton.

Promoting and protecting the good mental health of young people, particularly students aged 16 to 25 in such ways as shall be thought fit in particular but not exclusively by:Conducting & commissioning research into all aspects of anxiety in young people and disseminating the results.Providing a weekly drop in for students.Working with other organisations to promote good mental health.

To advance the education of the public in order that they are equipped to commence or return to work. This will support those with high needs, NEETS, young mothers and mental health and emotional issues. The subjects covered are Hairdressing, Equine and Small Animal Care, Land Based Studies and Maths & English. To relieve poverty by assisting with developing social, mental and physical skills.

The Lion's Den (Shed) is based in Keighley West Yorkshire and operates in one location.The aim is to provide activities to help men (but not exclusively) with Mental Health and Well-being, Isolation, Loneliness, Bereavement and Suicide. Activities include Woodwork, Metal-craft, Glass-craft, Singing, Modelling, Bike repair/Maintenance, Arts & Crafts, Plus 3D printing and more

A small independent charity with a desire to help children by encouraging and facilitating the development of life-skills, better mental health and personal self-esteem whilst networking to raise awareness amongst children of other cultures.The charity operates in the UK and elsewhere to provide funding and non-financial support to help needy children, their families and their communities

Faith based gospel Church, we conduct prayers, evangelism, Spiritual Counselling, Communion service, Marriages.we engage in visits to hospitals and prisons and ensure prayer commitment to individual families, Communities and Nations. Outreach ministries to the homeless people, those stress, depressed and with suicidal ideation.

The BLSO is the UK's only orchestra for all Emergency Services personnel. We also promote and support music-making in the emergency services to aid mental wellbeing and promote the use of music therapy to treat serious mental health problems such as PTSD, chronic stress and anxiety.

We provide soup, sandwiches and hot drinks and a listening ear to adult persons (aged 18 years and over) suffering from homelessness, addiction, mental illness or loneliness. We are open on Thursday nights from 7.15pm-8.45pm. This work is a practical expression of our Christian faith. We also sign post guests to other useful agencies.

Charitable activities for the benefit of service users, staff and other connected parties of Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH OF DEAF PEOPLE, INCLUDING HEALTHY EMOTIONAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF MENTAL ILLNESS AND OTHER DISORDERS. BSMHD FOCUSES ON THOSE WHOSE FIRST OR PREFERRED LANGUAGE IS SIGN LANGUAGE AND ADDITIONALLY IS INTERESTED IN THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ALL DEAF PEOPLE, WHATEVER THE AGE OF ONSET OR DEGREE OF DEAFNESS.

To provide a community based transport service within a radius of 10 miles from Welshpool in Powys. Our participants using the scheme are given taxi tokens to enable them to access taxis operating on our behalf. The scheme is for the benefit of people who are disabled, elderly, frail or otherwise disadvantaged in terms of their mobility due to poverty, isolation, mental ill health or hardship.

The relief of hardship amongst those granted refugee status in the borough of West Devon. To preserve and protect their physical and mental health and that of their dependants. To advance their education and training so as to advance them in life and assist them to adapt within a new community. To advance the education of the public about the issues relating to refugees and those seeking asylum.

Supporting registered charities whose aims and objects conform with those of the Trust, including those which treat or research the causes of physical or mental illness, disease and disability, or provide care and welfare to those who suffer from them. Additionally, charities involved with the care and support of the homeless and foodbanks.

TAO runs a drop-in service 3 full days each week for people with long-term mental health difficulties - this provides space to socialise, quality meals at cost price, art group, drama group, therapy, massage, board games and other activities as and when volunteers are available to run a group. All activities are free.In addition we provide occasional subsidised meals (eg: Christmas) and outings.

MSL will benefit the inhabitants of Lichfield and the surrounding area by establishing a safe and comfortableenvironment in which older men can meet and work together on their chosen leisure activities. It has beenshown that this can promote wellbeing and improved mental health in a group known to be at risk of socialisolation and loneliness.