Health Charities

Wessex Counselling & Psychotherapy provides low cost professional counselling in Frome and the surrounding area in Bath, Bristol and Street. We also provide diploma level psychodynamic counselling training and post graduate psychotherapy training in Frome.

Walsall Society for the Blind mission is to provide information, support and friendship to all the visually impaired people within the Borough of Walsall.

To relieve the suffering of and promote and protect the physical and mental health of patients affected by cleft lip and palate and related conditions by supporting research and through the provision of support, education, practical advice and financial assistance to clinics in lower and middle income countries.

We operate retail outlets within the Royal Berkshire Hospital and throughout West Berkshire. In addition, we organise events and online fundraising activities.

To preserve & protect good mental health for the public benefit within the farming community in Herefordshire by providing events, information, advice & support designed to raise awareness of mental health issues, remove the stigma of mental health & encourage those suffering with poor mental health to seek appropriate help and treatment.

We provide affordable osteopathic healthcare and accessible wellness classes to under-invested communities whilst researching the affects of osteopathy on quality of life. We also provide mentoring to new graduate osteopaths and promote drug-free treatments for chronic pain amongst the public and healthcare practitioners.

Provision of hyperbaric oxygen therapy together with physiotherapy and other therapies and services

The Richard Oatley Foundation provides funding to small number of specific charities who have a direct impact on the lives of people living and working in Wiltshire and Somerset.Our partner charities operate across a wide spectrum of activities which include farming & agriculture, cancer research & patient support, rural communities, mental wellbeing, and historic buildings & landscapes.

To relieve persons who are emotionally disturbed or distressed. To educate and train persons in counselling so that they may assist in the treatment of persons suffering from emotional disorders or problems.

The charity operates in throghout the UK with its main base being in Unit1&2 Oska Building Boreham Road Wood Green London N22 6SLActivities include Regular Sunday worship service,prayer Bible study.Providing young people with practical, emotional support, sport activities, arranging conferences.Counselling.Mother tongue classGeneral advise on issues of housing,education,health

PROMOTING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH.Funding Rainbow Toddlers who range from new born babies to pre-school children;Cuppa and Company a support group for anyone who has experienced loss and/or change; Knit and Natter -a group for people who are able to knit, crochet or sew and make blankets for the homeless and premature babies.

Provides places for Christian Worship to the public in U.K and abroad. Make available range of community programmes to address various needs, provide facility for clean water in villages in Nigeria also free health checks and assist with improving health, drop-in centres, care, counselling, referrals,provision of food,clothing,advise,education and training, visitation for the sick and elderly.

Support for sick newborns and their families at the Newborn Care Unit, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford

The World Dementia Council is collaborating with global partners to: Drive forward progress in finding cures or disease modifying therapies for dementia, in line with the G8 declaration made following the Dementia Summit in 2013.

The promotion of any charitable purpose for the benefit of the public in the City of Cambridge and its adjoinng rural area by the furtherance of health and wellbeing, especially amongst persons suffering from mental disorder or emotional disturbance.

Advice to help reduce poverty for individuals; Support Service at local hospital; Befrienders to reduce social isolation; Clubs to provide peer support; Home visitors to help with correspondence and provide companionship; Registration and Rehabilitation for Blind and Partially Sighted People; Demonstration of aids and equipment; Environmental Equipment Service for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

Holding of daily 5 prayer meetings, public lectures, tuition, production and distribution of literature, counselling, collection of donations, sponsorship, and interfaith dialogue. Empowerment of youth, women and community service users to play an active role for the betterment of the community through engagement, education and spirituality.

we have 2 childrens dance classes keep fit & step Whitstable active retirement meet here 2/3 a month weddings christenings dog training blind club 2 bridge clubs 2 yoga bingo 2 badminton teams short mat bowls, art class, dance class, local council meetings and we are used for a voting station.

Millennium Farm Trust provides supported work and training opportunities and programmes in agriculture, horticulture and rural skills for adults with additional needs, people recovering their mental health or those with an acquired brain injury at Depden Care Farm, their six acre care smallholding in Suffolk.

BCS provide affordable counselling to vulnerable people in the Basingstoke area, who not otherwise be able to gain access to such support.We also provide training courses on counselling up to Diploma level for those wishing to follow a career in counselling.

Omega is based in the West Midlands. Its objects are to provide personalised befriending and support services by telephone, mail and social media, to establish and support groups to meet physically or by other means to address issues associated with isolation and loneliness, and to collaborate with other agencies working to similar ends to enhance provision and effectiveness.

Brunswick Healthy Living Centre is a multi-service centre. Through Partnership working the centre acts as a joined up centre offering services to the community addresssing holistic health and wellbeing.Work is achieved through activities : the community cafe, physical activities, room hire, computer facilities, supported Volunteer programme, health promotion and a business enterprise service.

-To advance the Christian faith (in accordance with the statement of beliefs):-To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods and services of any kind, including through the provision of counselling and support; and-To advance education.in such ways and in such parts of the UK or the world as the Trustees may think fit.

Cotswold RDA is so much more than just a riding school. It is a supportive community of riders, families, carers, schools, colleges, trustees, volunteers, staff and our herd of very special ponies. Over 200 adults and children with a wide variety of physical disabilities and learning difficulties take part in riding and other equine based activities each week improving their health and wellbeing.

The provision of facilities for education, recreation, training and employment for the blind and partially sighted; to promote the well-being of such persons including financial assistance to those in need; to promote the awareness of the needs of such persons amongst the general public.