Social care Charities That specialise in Carer support

Courses and study facilities in meditation and Buddhism. Yoga and tai chi. Visits to and from local schools and colleges. Information resource to the public with access to library. Day retreats and group for carers. Meditation courses designed for coping with depression and chronic pain. Open days and arts events. Celebration of Buddhist festivals. Financial support to practising Buddhists.

Always Bee You CIO provides social and work opportunities for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health issues and parents/ carers from Hertfordshire and Essex.We provide recreational/leisure time activities in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve conditions of life.Assistance with volunteering, employment and respite, advice and guidance for carers

Support for children and young people who look after a family member with a long term health condition or disability

Sunday - services AM & PM , with break out kids groups & crecheWednesday - Bible study groupsThursday - Tiddlywinks - A parent and toddlers group Friday - Amicus - A division of The Boy's Brigade for young people.Monthly "clubs" - Carers Cafe (support group for carers) / Craft clubWeddings, Funerals & maintenance of Graveyard

Support and opportunities for social, vocational and cognitive rehabilitation for individuals who have survived an acquired brain injury. Information and support for carers and families of survivors of an acquired brain injury.

Harrys Pals provides emotional support to parents of children who are severely ill or disabled. This is through the provision of counselling services, respite breaks and support through an online community of parents. Harrys Pals also campaigns for change to improve life for carers and people affected by disability.

Advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination; church services, Bible study and prayer; supporting sharing the Christian message worldwide; being available to members of the local community; operating clubs for children, young people and older members of the local community; engaging with local schools; and providing meetings for carers and toddlers.

At The Dementia Care Hub CIO, we offer a programme of hub-based activities to support people living with dementia and the carers who support them. We operate in Hampshire, focusing on underserved communities. We provide social drop-in groups for anyone affected by dementia, wellbeing respite sessions, therapeutic activities, support for carers and advice, guidance and signposting.

We provide advocacy, advice, information, emotional/practical support,social activities and training to all unpaid carers and their families in Doncaster and volunteering opportunities.

Youth work. Supplementary education. Summer Holiday Programme. Kinship Carers Support Group

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings. Outreach to all villagers by providing a care team and a meeting point for carers.

1) To cater for the religious needs of SEN children and adults. 2) To advise and assist other organisations to meet the needs of children and adults with SEN. 3) Establish an advisory centre and provide training for individuals and organisations who work with SEN children and adults. 4) Provide respite for carers of Muslim children and adults with SEN.

To promote the mental health and wellbeing of NHS workers and carers in the UK, in particular but not exclusively by (a) providing access to free tickets to music events (b) providing grants and financial assistance to charities and organisations which provide access to mental health and wellbeing services

The Blackdown Hills is a very rural area on the Devon/Somerset border with poor transport links. We aim to connect people to their communities, alleviate isolation and improve health and wellbeing. We run a community transport scheme, regular social groups, volunteer visiting, bereavement and carer support services, form filling support, toenail cutting, accessible vehicle and wheelchair loan.

Church of England team ministry with Team Rector (Rev Geoffrey Bayliss). There are 2 places of worship: St. James' and St. Francis'. Regular public worship open to all with teaching of Christanity through sermons, home groups and school "Open the Book" assemblies.There is Lunch Club, a monthly Film Club, groups for carers and toddlers, Junior Church and other social occasions.

Derby Kids' Camp is a 100% volunteer-run charity providing FREE holidays for some of Derby's most deserving young children. With the support of 150-170 volunteers, approx 350-300 children each year benefit from what may be their only holiday.We provide a much needed break for disadvantaged children, children who will benefit from social/personal development or provide respite for carers.

Bradford Inclusive Disability Service provides a specialist toy & resource service to assist in the development of children with disabilities. Interesting weekly theme days/events for users are organised, including an extensive summer holiday and school breaks scheme. , Social skills group from 5 to 18, Adult social group and a carers support group.

The charity provides day care facilities for recreation and other leisure activities for persons over the age of 18 who have need of these because of their physical disability.The objectives of the care service seek to provide both an enjoyable care environment for its members and provide a break for carers and family members

Provide help and support, promote social inclusion, independence and a better quality of home life to the elderly and those of poor mental health, limited finances, failing health or reduced mobility living in South Brent & district. Help is provided by carefully selected, trained & fully supported volunteers & includes: befriending, transport, carer support, group activities & signposting.

Worship GodBible teachingcounsellingmoney advicewalk in community chat & coffeejob clubparents & carers support

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE:TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY (MENTAL HANDICAP) IN THE AREAS CURRENTLY COVERED BY THE COUNTIES OF CARDIFF AND THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN.THE MAIN ACTIVITIES ARE THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION FOR CARERS AND FAMILIES AND REPRESENTING CARERS' VIEWS AT PLANNING MEETINGS IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT UNPAID CARERS' VIEWS ARE REPRESENTED.

The object of the Charity is to relieve the social, emotional, mental, physical and educational needs of carers and families in the county of Essex, through the provision of support, person and group centres interventions, advice, guidance and signposting to other services as appropriate.

1. Autism training in the Thames Valley area.2. Special interest youth groups.3. Parent/carer support and information

Carers Support Woking, supports Carers within the Borough of Woking, we Advocate, give information. one to one phone calls, arrange away days, workshops, support groups and regular newsletters, we also assist with letter writing and we will attend meetings and give advice on Benefit checks and services.

To provide support for the elderly of Barnet in the form of [but not limited to] day care, good neighbour schemes, carer support, community transport, shopping, bill payments and pension collection, health and fitness. The community transport and shopping service operate across the whole borough.