Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

Charitable trust that supports charitable bodies such as youth groups, sports teams and schools across Worcs/Here/Gloucs to raise the support and awareness for mental health illnesses. We support these groups with grants to support awareness initiatives and to increase participation in sport and club activities. We also fund mental health and suicide prevention courses for club leaders an mentors.

Raising awareness amongst the youth of Cancer,Mental Health issues

The relief of poverty, the relief of persons suffering severe or prolonged shock or depression, which threatens their mental or emotional stability by the provision of counselling. The advancement of Christian religion by preaching the gospel. To provide facilities for education and training for people who have need of such facilities by reason of age, infirmity, poverty or social and economic cir

Providing a cancer support group and wellbeing therapist service. The object of the charity is to pay and apply the capital and income to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of all kinds of cancer through the provision of financial support, education and practical advice. Either directly to individuals or through grants to charities who provide similar support.

To promote social inclusion for previously excluded young adults in Lichfield District. We help people who are dealing with anxiety and social isolation by hosting a supportive space where people can socialise while enjoying shared hobbies. As a group, we take a modern approach to befriending, focusing on video games, crafts, board games, and Dungeons & Dragons.

The preservation and protection of the mental health of children who havesuffered from the bereavement of a parent or sibling by providing and assisting in the provision of days out and activities for recreation in the interests ofsocial welfare and such other support designed to protect mental health andwellbeing as the trustees may determine.

Education and training for churches and volunteers to help them provide support to those with mental health problems and addictions.The running of addiction recovery groups in local communities.Recruitment , training and sending out of befrienders and pastoral care workers into the community to support those struggling with mental health problems and addictions.The running of art workshops.

The Social Anxiety Alliance UK works for a society where Social Anxiety is better understood and diagnosed quickly, where appropriate treatment options are open and accessible, where support and information is readily available and where nobody feels ashamed to ask for help.

1)ESOL women only classes:Weekly Wednesday ESOL classes from 10-12pm in Leeds Afghan Education Centre.These ESOL classes are run in partnership with PATH Yorkshire.2)Weekly Saturday Classes for children aged 5-163) Weekly Walks4) Many workshops are delivered in partnership with other organisations. For example: safeguarding training with Voluntary Action Leeds,First aid, Mental health

The activities the charity hope to assist with are as follows:- Provision of housing shelter/fighting against homelessness, provision of and support the advancement of education/Islamic education, provision of aid to tackle loneliness and mental health issues ,provision of relief from poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need.

The charity offers support for people suffering with mental health issues by posting support, articles, blogs, advice and points of contact for those struggling with their mental health and for their loved ones who help and support them. Funds are raised through physical challenges to support the charitys social media presence and to support the work of the Blurt Foundation and York Mind.

Endeavour to bring all the vulnerable, lonely, isolated homebound older members of the Tamil Community together to free them and combat isolation and loneliness and enable them to mix freely with other members of the similar condition. Bi monthly luncheon club, leisure and recreational outings to free them from stress and depression, annual festivals like Christmas and Tamil New Year.

Flower Power Book operates thoughout the UK; we provide curriculum enrichment, PSHE, mental health and wellbeing resources for primary schools and families through an online service and printed book; workshops and visits to schools, libraries and community groups are also available. We hope to support existing children's charities by making donations with the proceeds of our work.

We promote the physical and mental health of mothers through the provision of education in the techniques of breastfeeding. We also provide education to the general public and medical staff regarding the health benefits of breastfeeding. We do this through online training, workshops, and seminars. We target England and Wales, although, because it's an online training, is available worldwide.

To promote and develop the community field in the village of Parcllyn. To encourage all residents of the Aberporth Ward and further afield to participate in sporting activities and events, with no discrimination to age, ability or origin. To improve the wellbeing, mental health, physical health and social aspects of the ward. To arrange Events to encourage community participation.

The Forum offers a guide to support, information and training to those caring for people suffering from all forms of mental illness within the local community, whatever the circumstances.KMHCF allows Carers' collective views and opinions to be expressed directly to Health and Social Services, for the improvement of facilities for both Carers and Service Users alike.

The charity will assist members of the orthodox Jewish community, who have been advised by a referral expert / organisation to seek assistance from a professional mental health practitioner but are not able to afford the costs associated therewith, with those costs. This could be a psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, rehab clinic etc.

An international health link between TEWV NHS Foundation Trust and mental health services in the Zomba District of Malawi, Central Africa. The link was established in 1999 and provides education and training in the care and treatment of people with mental health problems.

The advancement physical and mental health and self esteem.Disability.Amateur Sport.

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS BY SUPPORTING THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF SUFFERERS PRIOR TO, DURING AND AFTER UNIVENTRICULAR HEART TRANSPLANT THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND PRACTICAL ADVICE.

We provide mental health services for the ethnic minority communicateWe proved Advice and Information, in the London area. At the moment we have one part time qualified therapist and dedicated volunteers+assist us to meet our aims and objectives.we run evening homework classes for Primary and Intermediate school children.We assist in fundraising for women in east Africa.

Zimbabwe Life Project is a group of mental health nurses, doctors and therapists in the UK who have come together with one aim, to develop a skills exchange program with mental health professionals in Zimbabwe which will be marked by participatory exchanges of knowledge, skills and experiences.

We exist to provide support to individual as well as groups within and out of the United Kingdom. This support is aimed at improving the livelihood of people from our culture in terms of education and health.Our activities are centred around workshops, seminars and one to one psychosocial and material support to people who are suffering from loneliness and mental health

Mind to Mind Myanmar (M2MM) delivers mental health training workshops for General Practitioners, using the WHO Mental Health Gap Action Plan - Intervention Guide (mhGAP-IG), in different towns/cities in Myanmar. This is a successful tripartite collaboration between M2MM and the Royal College of Psychiatrists Voluntary Scheme (RCPsych VS) and Myanmar Medical Association GP Society.

Supporting the mental health of our local community by providing counselling, exercise therapy, support and wellbeing groups.