Health Charities That specialise in Mental health

Research and publication of application of Psychosynthesis as a psychospiritual psychology and psychotherapy.Development and expansion of a healing clinic for the members of the general public providing a range of psychological and physical treatments.Research into the possibility of creating a centre and clinic for Spiritual Emergence and Emergency in London, U.K.

Medical/Health/Sickness facilitation of mental health and personal development. Facilitation of the field of Islamic counselling, Islamic counselling services and Islamic counsellors. Research, Publishing and dissemination of educational material. Holding educational seminars.

Conferences on topics involving psychology and religion

The AUTP is an independent body, whose principal aim is to promote the effective learning and teaching of psychiatry to medical undergraduates in the medical schools of the UK and Ireland trhough educational meetings. Membership of the organisation is open to all staff that have a role and an interest in teaching psychiatry, regardless of their own academic discipline.

Telford Mind works to promote recovery; aiming to provide high quality services for people who are experiencing mental health issues and/or emotional distress. It also offers support to people undertaking caring roles. It provides one to one support on a drop in basis and support through an outreach service. Telford Mind promotes well being.

We provide a wide range of community services that include: Older Adults, Children and Families, Mental Health, Adult/Community Learning, CAB and Legal Advice, Support. Each service area has activities and projects meeting local needs.

The charity's object and principal activity is that of providing a mental health day centre and outreach, offering support, a range of therapeutic activities, counselling, care and friendship to emotionally distressed people in and around the town of Wisbech

Specialist psychosocial, communications, lifeskills programmes, confidence building and practical support for people with severe and enduring mental health issues; enabling reduced isolation & increased ability to take an active part in the wider community. Social skills programmes enable participants to engage with others develop self-esteem and sense of self outside their mental health issues.

Provide free, high quality, 1:1 counselling to young people aged 11- 18 in the Peterborough area. Referrals accepted from parents, carers, teachers or directly from young people. We also offer mental health education and early intervention to young people, schools and professionals. We have a base in our first Annabelle Davis Centre (ADC) in Yaxley.

St Peters Highfields provide relief of social isolation by provision of Lunch club for older persons, those suffering from physical or mental health problems or deprivation , Wednesday & Fridays 12pm-1.15pm. Hall hire for affiliate regular groups & for private hire.The work is now being undertaken by St Peters Highfields P.C.C

Hyphen-21 promotes activities and skills which strengthen community. These include 'Poems for the wall,' a project which supplies poem-posters free of charge for display in schools, libraries and healthcare settings. The material includes a large number of bilingual poems and collections on mental health and learning disability ; also a collection of 25 illustrated poems for children around 10.

Education/TrainingMedical/Health/Sickness

To employ activities to address poverty, distress, mental illness amongst our local community by the provision of advice, information, support relating to welfare benefits, health, housing, training and fundraising exercises.To assist with climate changes issues, Justice and Youth development within our community.To assist our local community in tackling coronavirus and related illnesses.

OUR AIM IS TO SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE PEOPLE EXPERIENCING MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES THROUGH A DAY CENTRE PROVIDING A SAFE AND FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT FOR SUCH PERSONSLOCALLY . ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO REBUILD CONFIDENCE WERE OFFERED. OUR MEMBERS WERE DRAWN FROM AN AREA IN NORTH AND MID NORFOLK AROUND FAKENHAM AND WELLS.THE CENTRE HAS NOW CLOSED FOR LACK OF FUNDING.

Provision of emergency food supplies. Loans for necessities eg cookers. Personal advocacy re statutory groups eg local council, police. Training of local community volunteers. Listening - counselling poor mental health sufferers, appropriate referrals. Provides youth activities, mentoring and training. Trains volunteers and brings the community together in events and family days.

At present we are travelling all over the UK spreading the word about the charity. We are also this year looking to raise money and the charity profile.We also travel around the country teaching children and young adults with disabilities, mental health and special needs martial arts

1. Alievation of mental distress & suffering to residents in the Bermondsey & Rotherhithe SE16 area (Southwark Borough of London). 2. To fund raise and encourage membership to the group in furtherence of its aims & objects. 3. To meet, talk, support and advocate for & with others in Berm & Roth M.H.S. group & beyond.

COPE: Mental Health Foundation is a non-for profit voluntary organisation committed to working to provide quality and timely services, (not exclusively) for Black & Minority Ethnic (BAME) mental health services users, carers, lone parents and families in partnership with other organisations. The Community Contact Family Center (CCFC) is the foundation of COPE's work with young people and families.

stressCareuk is a unique charity offering progressive Bragg's Law based DNA Colour Sequence and PTSD psychological therapies/activities, designed for those recovering from PTSD and related conditions, involving family and affected others, using a programme in a compassionate, confidential and non-discriminatory environment in order to assist participants to lead a fullfilling life of well-being.

to support people within the borough of Bolton who live with mental health problems to reach their full potential as defined by themselves, through:-the promotion of choice and independence-the provision of support for the individual-the facilitation of education, recreational and social enterprise opportunities-contributing to the development of services across the mental health economy

The charity is governed by a scheme dated 27th August 1999. The object of the charity is the protection and preservation of good physical and mental health by fostering temperance in the consumption of alcohol and the curbing of drug abuse.

TO PROMOTE MENTAL WELL BEING BY PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILL-HEALTH, ENABLING THEM TO LIVE SUCCESSFULLY IN THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Support to people with mental health problems drop ins advice counselling

- Supporting victims of Domestic Violence-Supporting the Homeless- offering consumer advice - Sexual and mental health promotions and awareness.- General Health Promotion, outreach and advocacy works.- Teanage pregnancy, youth and young people services.- Training workshops and Seminars - Volunteering opportunities.- referrals to other specialist agencies.

Courses for family members caring for a person with mental health problems. They are educational and coping skills. They also give hope and teach carers how to look after themselves.