Social welfare Charities That specialise in Loneliness

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the need of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of a social club.

Charity provides Day centre members with activities, outings, hot meal and social interaction to reduce lonliness and isolation in members of the community over 60 years.

Offering a group to carers in order to relieve feelings of social isolation and stress many carers suffer with. Delivering short trips and breaks to carers as a form of respite care to relieve the care burden from the carer. Providing support to carers through group sessions. Increasing awareness of the charitable care options available to carers and raising monies for such charities

Volunteers provide transport for the elderly frail to hospitals, surgeries and clinics. They also undertake shopping, befriending and the occasional odd job. A weekly escorted shopping by minibus provides social contact and enables elderly people to shop independently with help. Ipad familiarization sessions are also offered

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 into society. We work to assist in getting the socially excluded back into society; with a particular focus on those who are homeless.

Day centre on Mondays during term time - providing a social day out for lonely elderly of Corfe Mullen.

We provide support services that help socially excluded individuals and deprived communities to become independent and integrated into society. our services include:providing training and development providing temporary financial helpproviding counselling & support servicemaking grantfood distribution to the needyproviding references to support their job applications and the others.

The objects of the Shevington and District Community Association are:1. To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Shevington . . .to advance education and provide facilities . . . for recreation and leisure time occupation . . . improving the conditions of life especially for the lonely and isolated in our community

The promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit of men living in the vicinity of Wokingham to combat loneliness and social isolation by the provision of a workshop where they can meet and engage in activities together only limited by their ability to participate independently, aimed at increasing their engagement and condition of life

Work with the helpless,homeless and needy in the Reading Area as well as parish visits to the sick,lonely,terminally ill and bereaved. Donations were made to other Charity Organisations with similar objects as well as to individuals.

Ludchurch Village Committee aims to improve our rural village and enhance life for residents. We've transformed Longstone Chapel into a community centre, where we host activities like coffee mornings and men's shed to combat social isolation. Our fundraising events ensure the Community Centre's maintenance and improvement, fostering a supportive and close-knit community.

Preventing people particularly but not exclusively men aged over 18 in the Winsford areafrom becoming socially excluded. This will be done together with other organisations by development of their individual capabilities by working together with members and the trusties.We operate out of Unit 12 , Winsford Industrial estate, Winsford, CW7 3QL

To provide the best facilities, coaching and accessibility to those who are:* Unfit* Have unhealthy life styles* Suffer disabilities or discrimination* Suffer from well-being issues such as loneliness, isolation, domestic abuse* Local school children whose schools cant or dont provide such access* Young people looking to engage in sporting activities for the first time* The elderly

Provide facilities and support for groups including adult keep fit and social contact groups, also several dance groups, bingo and lunch clubs.

Oswestry Mens Shed provides a place for men who may be isolated or lonely to gather together for purposeful and meaningful activities. We are in the process of building a large workshop, a project which, in itself, has provided a satisfying and successful project for the Members.We have given presentations about our activity to local Councils (Whittington) and in a Public Meeting (Oswestry).

MSL will benefit the inhabitants of Lichfield and the surrounding area by establishing a safe and comfortableenvironment in which older men can meet and work together on their chosen leisure activities. It has beenshown that this can promote wellbeing and improved mental health in a group known to be at risk of socialisolation and loneliness.

Harlequin Care offers complementary therapies , counselling and befriending to Dorset's unpaid Carers

Relief of loneliness and isolation in the bereaved through social activities and lunch clubs.

to relieve need and provide facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation for the benefit of former carers in Wirral who have had a long private caring role that has now ended to overcome social exclusion experienced by such people and in doing so improve their conditions of life.

IN UK,CEDCOW INTEGRATE AND EMPOWER MIGRANTS ESPECIALLY REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS TO OVERCOME POVERTY, SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND DISADVANTAGES.IN AFRICA,OUR ACTIVITIES FOCUS ON RELIEF OF POVERTY AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE IN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA.

Our mission is to provide support and connections for families and carer's of those experiencing eating disorders, within the Scarborough, Whitby & Ryedale areas.Together we wish to reduce isolation and raise awareness of the devastating impact eating disorders can have on individuals and families.We aim to help by;Being an ear to listen Connecting peopleRaising Awareness

To enable men a place to meet others for social contact and to learn new or develop existing skills. Such skills are particularly around woodworking and gardening but the organisation is open to accommodating other disciplines wherever possible. We have now a dedicated day each week to train and assist females in the use of tools and other equipment and to help with their chosen projects.

Phone line operation which is available to help people who are experiencing emotional crisis by providing them supportive intervention: face to face,workshops,courses in order to help people to overcome isolation, low self-esteem, depression, stress and family problems and young people whose mother tongue is Spanish and Portuguese. And also the integration and relations among the communities.

Open Door provides free drop-in support groups for anyone living in the Warminster Area who may be affected by loneliness, cancer or bereavement. The 'Chat Cafes', as the groups are known, provide social connection and a chance to talk with others going through the same experiences.

Sharing Lives is a Christian charity that looks to share the love of Jesus with the community. Starting in Chessington and growing across Hook, Surbiton and Epsom, we run a befriending service and have a community garden and run a "Men's Shed" work.