Social welfare Charities That specialise in Loneliness

The purpose of DAGE is to combat social isolation for pensioners of Lewisham and Greenwich by the provision of a pop-in facility for social contact, an advice and information service providing help with forms and referrals to specialist agencies, and the provision of advice from fire safety to crime prevention. The DAGE charity shop will make affordable items available to pensioners.

Practical gardening and horticultural activities open to all adults and young people. Weekly free public sessions in Tinsley offering fun, social and recreational activities to promote well-being and alleviate isolation.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate in to society.

we provide a day drop in centre with social, educational and recreational activities. we reduce isolation of elders by providing awareness raising sessions, advice and information and befriending. we also provide carer support. we arrange trips and outings as well as in house activities. We also provide mental health awareness project which provides support and assistance for carers and sufferers.

The Shop! is managed by a core group of 8 people overseen by 3 Trustees.We provide a welcome & friendly cafe environment at 89 Selsey High Street. A place to chat, meet & make new friends in the community. We especially want to provide a safe place for the lonely etc.In the afternoons local Community Groups - Dementia Awareness, Shut Ins, Learning Difficulties, use the shop.

To relieve the suffering of people living in Sheffield and surrounding districts who are affected by Myalgic Encephalomyelitis [ME] or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome [CFS] through the provision of special adapted remedial yoga classes, related information and social contact.

IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE AND REDUCING LONELINESS THROUGH THERAPEUTIC ART SESSIONS.

Providing free mental health support and counselling in Hartlepool, specialising in neurodiversity, including Autism and ADHD. We offer one-to-one sessions, wellbeing activities, and early intervention for those facing loneliness, trauma, or distress. Funds support counselling, neurodiverse inclusion, and our accessible community wellbeing hub.

THE CHARITY IS ESTABLISHED TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND SICKNESS, LONELINESS, DEPPRESION, ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROTECT AND PRESERVE HEALTH, PARTICULARLY, BUT WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING, OF ELDERLY ERITREANS WHO HAVE SETTLED IN LONDON AND WHO ARE IN CONDITION OF NEED, HARDSHIP, SICKNESS, ISOLATION OR DISTRESS BY REASON OF THEIR SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES.

The advancement of Education of people including the teaching of Bengali language and promoting a better understanding of Bengali culture, heritage and history. The promotion of Social Inclusion for the public benefit among women who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, in particular members of the Bangladeshi community living in Medway, Kent and the surrounding area.

Main Activity: Fixing, mending, repairing and making things. Performing ukulele concerts for the benefit of the local communityPublic Benefit: Help prevent social isolation, reduce waste, improve environmentDirect Benefit: Improved mental, physical and psychological health and well-being for members and those reached through our performances. Contribution to local environmental goals

Two's Company Keswick is a befriending scheme offered to lonely and/or social isolated adults in the Keswick and wider CA12 area. Fully trained and vetted volunteer befrienders are matched up with those referred into the scheme according to personality and interests.

Men's shed provides a safe space for men to meet as a support group and carry out practical activities such as woodwork, metalwork, repairs, recycling, repurposing, up cycling and refurbishment. it aims to encourage physical and mental health well being benefits and reduce isolation and loneliness.

To relieve financial hardship, poor mental and physical health, technological barriers and isolation amongst elderly, disabled or other vulnerable individuals based in the UK to enable the accessibility of homebased care.To relieve financial hardship and poor mental and physical health barriers amongst individual providers of homebased care for individuals based in the UK.

We operate a workshop environment for men who suffer from isolation or loneliness issues by offering friendship and support. We interact with other local charities providing help and support. The SHED has developed into a full joinery workshop where we work together offering a tool renovation and sharpening service. We make items for sale in our showroom and at various locations in the area.

The charity provides high-quality music projects for individuals who are socially excluded, with the aim of increasing social inclusion and developing self-confidence, self-respect, trust and self-belief. The charity operates primarily in south east England.

Provide transport for our less able clients to take them to hospital appointments and doctors surgery. We also take them shopping, to stroke clubs, hairdressers and dentists. These trips are carried out with our team of volunteer drivers.We also have a caring arm of Downton Link mainly befriending our clients who have lost their love ones or are lonely

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit of men and women living in and around Hook, Hampshire, to combat loneliness and social isolation arising as a result of their age, infirmity, disability, financial hardship or social circumstance. To do this, we will provide workshop facilities and settings where they can meet to socialise and engage in projects and activities together.

We provide a safe environment and activities to encourage young people to get out of the city and enjoy the countryside and nature - explore and take positive risks, a peaceful place where older people can come together for days out, combating isolation and loneliness, and a calming, green sanctuary offering respite to those affected by mental illness.

The charity creates community for those that are losing theirs by directing support and relief to people who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society as a result of their dementia and memory loss.The charity does so by providing the cared for and their carers with regular access to singing/music sessions, nourishing food and social eating.

-Teach young people the basic Islamic moral values of tolerance, peace, kindness to others, and responsibility towards the environment.-Develop childrens confidence, mental and physical abilities, social manners and communications skills to help them become law abiding British Muslim citizens. -Help children deal with difficult issues of growing up, racism, prejudice and social isolation.

We are an arts based charity that works to improve the lives, well-being and health of those that face isolation through poor health and circumstance.Our Aims are to provide a safe welcoming environment where participants are given the opportunity to explore their own creativity through music, singing and a wide range of media including printmaking, sculpture, pastels, paint...

- Obesity prevention and keep-fit activities for children and young people;- Weekend and evening supplementary education for children and young people;- Coffee morning, light group exercise and befriending service for the elderly(over 55s); - Employability training and career advice for young people and the unemployed;- Welfare benefit advice sessions, signposting and referral services.

Employment support and Training ProvisionsAdvice and Guidance on Welfare Benefits,ImmigrationYouth activities Sport and physical activitiesEducation Debt Management Advice Befriending Antisocial behaviour Domestic violence Homeless Signposting to a free legal representative

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit of men, living in Uckfield and the surrounding area, in particular, but not exclusively, older men, preventing them from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of premises in which men can meet and undertake activities.