Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

The charity operates a counselling centre offering help, advice and support in family and personal issues, including pregnancy crisis, post-abortion syndrome, marriage support, divorce/separation recovery, general low-level stress and anxiety and provision of sexual health and relationship guidance.

To assist in the treatment and care of persons suffering from mental illness of any description or in need of rehabilitation as a result of such illness, by the provision of grants and funding 1. To promote and protect the mental health of sufferers of mental illness in the borough of Wirral, through the provision of financial assistance, and to support the delivery of education and practica

We support the needs of people suffering from mental health problems

All our activities are aimed at helping our community to reconnect to their newenvironment and the community around them, adjust to their new lives in the UK as UKCitizens and re-integrate into their new community helping to reduce social isolation,loneliness and mental health concerns caused from moving to a new Country and notknowing anyone.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of women and their families living in England, by:providing information advice, support and signposting about good physical and mental health and wellbeing throughout all stages of life through, training, seminars, workshops and outreach projects, both online and face to face;

To help all those experiencing mental Health problems. To reduce loneliness, enhance health, and support general well-being, by creating welcoming spaces for people from all backgrounds. To strengthen and build resilient communities.

A members` meeting each month except August. 8 speakers on information topics. Supported the Village Hall with a donation, ran the cake stall at the West Horsley Fete, provided help at Christmas for women with mental health problems living in a local sheltered accommodation. Organised walks for members, family & friends, a craft group, bridge club.

STEPPS provides mental health first aid training and educational workshops for dance schools, companies, and performing artists. Our services, delivered by therapists with a dance background, include low cost counselling, resources, and tailored programmes to enhance mental well-being, reduce stigma, and promote resilience within the UK's performing arts community.

We provide supportive counselling and signposting to women, along with their partners and families, who are experiencing physical or mental illness, distress or poverty during or resulting from unplanned pregnancy, or following abortion or miscarriage. We advance education in the subject of pregnancy and termination thereof.

Bilad Al Shaam provides food, health and medical support to refugees and displaced families in Syria and Turkey, sponsors Syrian orphans, widows and families with mental health and special needs in Turkey. Also provides educational supplies to schools teaching displaced and refugee children and provides educational support to Syrian refugees in England and Wales.

Provide one to one and Group Psychosocial and Psychotherapeutic support.Deliver Mental Health and Psychoeducational training, workshops and networkingFood Poverty Programme and Support to the needy.Information, Advice and GuidanceEmployability and capacity building support

The relief of those in need by reason of ill mental health and their carers , in particular but not exclusively by providing the opportunity to take part and perform in a choir with others affected by mental health issues and support groups

The Doctors' Support Network (DSN) Is a confidential peer support network for UK based doctors and medical students with concerns about our own mental health. We aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma and influence the agenda regarding physician health.

1) To promote and protect the physical and mental health of patients with colo-rectal cancer in the Mid Wales area through the provision of financial assistance and other support and:2) To promote the education of medical professionals involved with colo-rectal cancer by assisting in the provision of financial support to attend training courses not otherwise provided.

Providing free, short-term respite accommodation for carers of people with mental health conditions.

1. Providing food and clothes to child soldiers and victims of war in Northern Uganda.2. Providing an on- going psychotherapy service to victims of war through a rehabilitation centre built to annex Laroo Boarding School in Northern Uganda.3. Enhancing public awareness of the impact of mental illness on the lives of child soldiers and child victims of war in Africa.

Altering Images of Mentality aims to enable and empower the local community to address all issues surrounding mental health in an effort to tackle discrimination and to reduce the stigma felt by people with mental health problems. AIM evolved from Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Promotion Department's World Mental Health Day planning group but is now busy campaigning all year round.

To promote the physical and mental health of sufferers of mental health problems, throughout England, through the provision of support, education, practical advice and support to relevant projects.To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to mental health problems.

Providing support and advice, raising awareness of mental health, Anxiety, Obesity

Education, training, supervision and research on psychological trauma and mental health provided mainly through Samutthana the King's College London Centre for Trauma, Displacement and Mental Health, Sri Lanka. Samutthana through its resource centre in Colombo trained more than 10,000 individuals on Trauma and other mental health issues.

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO ISTO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND TO ASSIST IN RELIEVING PERSONS SUFFERING OR AT RISK OF SUFFERING FROM MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS OR EMOTIONAL DISTRESS FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING GUIDANCE, SUPPORT, TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN COSELEY AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS

We centre ND experience and provide a platform for ND voices to be heard. Our co-produced activities include:providing information and training for mental health professionals;providing information and guidance for ND people and their loved ones;connecting ND people with effective neurodiversity-affirming support;building a society in which ND people feel understood and able to thrive.

The object of the charity is to relieve and support the families and carers of adults suffering enduring or recurring mental illness throughout Nottinghamshire. The activities of the Committee include raising awareness of carer issues with health and social care staff and providing support to carers through our newsletter and social events with information about mental health and related issues.

We help to support those affected with lower limb differences (LLDs) using our social media platforms. We raise funds and awareness for our charity through local art projects. We promote art and culture, inclusivity, well-being and mental health support. We aim to provide a variety of workshops, classes and exhibitions for our local community.

Mental Health Navigator CIO sets out, for the public benefit, to relieve the needs of people experiencing or at risk of poor mental health through providing a mental health signposting service to find and access mental health support and mental health resources.