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The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity works in partnership with the NHS to support patients and their families at the Arthur Rank House Hospice in Cambridge. The Charity's main financial responsibilities are funding the Day Hospice, providing treatment and support for patients with cancer and other life limiting illnesses, Bereavement Counselling, Voluntary Services and the Hospice at Home service

The charity's primary activity is to organise and arrange fundraising events to raise money for the improvement of education and wellbeing for local school children

Providing advice to those with mental health problems; and their carers

Financial and other support for community-based charitable activities in Manchester area. Providing counselling and practical support for vulnerable individuals in crisis situations.

Relate South Essex aims to offer good quality counselling, mediation, training, support and guidance to the local communities. The focus of our work is improving relationships at home, at work and in social settings thereby enabling people to lead satisfying and creative lives.

St Charles School PTA actively raises money to support the wellbeing and education of children at St Charles RC Primary school.

ONE-TO-ONE COUNSELLING, FAMILY THERAPY, PARENTING WORKSHOPS, CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S PROGRAMMES, HOMEWORK CLUBS, YOUTH FORUMS, A RANGE OF TRAINING INCLUDING HEALTH AWARENESS, BACK TO WORK SKILLS, LIFE SKILLS AND COUNSELLING SKILLS MUSIC PROJECT FOR 8-18 YEAR OLDS

Counselling,Youth Development, Women Empowerment and mentoring,Strengthening Families and Strengthening communities . Employability training and return back to work training , Business start up training ,social enterprise startup training .EducationChurch Activities

Information provider/advocate for the general public for counselling, hypnotherapy and psychotherapy by the new website & telephone support. Publication of best practice for accredited therapists & interested healthcare professionals by NACHP News newsletter & other documentation. Involvement with relevant bodies for statutory regulation of counselling, hypnotherapy & psychotherapy.

Support for small predominantly local projects particularly involving health wellbeing and QOL.

IKWRO provides advice, support, advocacy and referrals in Arabic, Kurdish, Dari and Farsi to women and girls living in Britain, in particular helping women facing domestic violence, forced marriage, 'honour'-based violence and female genital mutilation (FGM). IKWRO also provides training, International conferences, seminars, and counselling in Kurdish, Farsi, Arabic and English.

The provision of recreation and leisure time activities, social and cultural events, workshop, awareness and networking aimed at women of all ages to improve: health, wellbeing and quality of life, encourage social cohesion, community awareness/participation in cultural events, advancement of education. To encourage user and peer lead, cross generational and multicultural activities and events.

Promote the Christian faith for the benefit of the community: Through conferences, prayers meetings and Bible study. Social action in the community. Supporting minority groups, helping Asylum seekers for integration into society and those suffering with their mental health. Activities for the disabled, children, young people and vulnerable adults. Promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity.

Production of resources to aid the spiritual pastoral and social participation of Roman Catholics and others in the Christian life. Advice and counselling services also provided.

working towards understanding mental health

Surf Action helps promote and protect the physical and psychological wellbeing of serving and former serving members of the armed forces of the crown and their families who are suffering physical or psychological difficulties as a result of their service and to assist them in making the transition to civilian life. Surfing, peer group activities, signposting and emotional support are provided.

An International charity working to help improve life, and relieve the mental and physical sickness of the worlds poorest people. Helping those suffering from bereavement or loss with counselling and support. Providing resources, advice, assistance in organising programmes of physical, educational, employment and other activities for all those in need. Promoting equality and peace.

The charity exists to raise funds that benefit the children attending Cedar Road Primary School. Money raised will used to fund equipment and activities which enhance pupils' enrichment, their personal development and wellbeing, helping to create a positive and engaging school environment.

Religious Bible teaching and worship centre and counselling and support services

The charity works for the public benefit having as its objects the development and education of childrenand young people in particular by:(1) promoting their care and safety;(2) promoting their education and promoting parental involvement;(3) promoting their health and wellbeing;(4) providing services to support them and their families and carers;(5) providing services to individuals h

Provision of facilities including football pitches, playing fields, bowling green, indoor skittles and multipurpose rooms.Health and wellbeing promotional activities to encourage local people to become more active and develop healthy lifestyles. Development of sports education, particularly for children and young people.

Providing free yoga sessions to people suffering from poor mental health

Well-being for All support organised with templates and guidance, to assist with developing well-being strategies, and delivers Mental Health awareness sessions within the workplace, free of charge.

To relieve persons, particularly in London Region. That are in hardship and distress as a result of (but not limited to) poverty, criminality, mental health, domestic violence discrimination, substance misuse etc. Assistance with language translation and interpreting, assistance in finding employment. Advice on how to access public services, provision of legal advice .

We are the Parents, Teachers and Friends Association for Avanti Park school. We work to strengthen relationships between staff, parents, and the wider community of Frome. We organise fund raising activities and community gathering events. We donate the money we raise to fund activities, facilities and equipment that will enrich the education and wellbeing of the children at the school.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: TO RELIEVE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS AND WIDOWS IN ZIMBABWE BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, HEALTHCARE, COUNSELLING AND SUCH OTHER ITEMS AND SERVICES AS THE TRUSTEES DEEM APPROPRIATE.

THE RELIEF OF NEED OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, INCLUDING LEARNING, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND THEIR CARERS IN THE SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK AREAS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY: A) ASSISTING, BOTH IN PERSON AND VIA ONLINE FORUMS, IN ACCESS TO LOCAL SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE THEY CAN OBTAIN SPECIALIST ADVICE, GUIDANCE AND ADVOCACY SERVICES B) RUNNING GROUPS AT LOCAL COMMUNITY CENTRES TO ALLEVIAT

- The Charity will primarily teach about the gospel of Jesus Christ our Lord and the hope of salvation.- The Charity will provide help to the homeless (Feeding and clothing)- The Charity will provide advise and and counselling services to its community and recipients (Home and abroad)

AmplifyChange's objects are restricted specifically to the preservation and protection of the physical and mental health of the public, particularly (but not exclusively) in relation to sexual and reproductive health, by promoting education, increasing access to reproductive health services, and supporting advocacy, by removing barriers and by protecting human rights or climate change.

Luton Africa Hope provides support to asylum seekers, primarily from French-speaking communities, by offering signposting to relevant statutory services, assistance with the translation of documents, and general welfare support. We deliver community-based support through Christian values, aimed at promoting wellbeing and providing social and emotional support to individuals experiencing hardship.

Black Country Together attracts, secures and manages programmes of funding within the areas of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton to enable charities and not-for-profit community organisations to support residents wellbeing. It also facilitates community/ charity leaders engagement with statutory/ health leaders in order to advocate for community needs and influence decision-making.

The Churches' Ministerial Counselling Service provides confidential support to ministers (and adults in their immediate households) through short-term, professional counselling in the UK; and counselling for adults in ministry-related roles (and for adults in their households), in organisations that are members of CMCS. CMCS also offers CPD training for qualified counsellors on related themes.

We use art to improve peoples lives by providing access to skills, training and facilities via a wide range of learning and engagement programmes, including exhibitions, residencies and workshops. Our work advances the arts, in particular the visual arts, for the public benefit and advances education in methods of improving mental health and wellbeing through art.

We promote social inclusion and empower parents and carers to improve their lives and their childrens futures. We offer ongoing, individual and group advice and advocacy, peer and mentoring support, wellbeing activities, parenting courses, and information workshops, including SEND parenting support. We continue the services we formerly provided through unincorporated charity no.1051440.

For the public benefit, to advance good general health and wellbeing among the general public and to relieve ill-health among those suffering depression or anxiety-based disorders, in particular, but not exclusively, by: upholding the highest standards of practice in the field of mindfulness in both practice and in teaching, training, and supervision.

Mind The Gap is a Music for Mental Health charity. We run various music sessions in our community and in our local hospitals helping people to connect through music and creative expression. We offer safe spaces where our members can meet and play, sing, learn instruments and build their confidence through music. We run in Norwich and Norfolk and aim to make music accessible to all in our region.

Strouden Park Community Association provides inclusive activities, events and services for local residents, offering space for learning, recreation, wellbeing and community support. We manage the Community Centre, host groups and projects, and work with partners to improve the quality of life in Strouden Park.

More Than Therapy Foundation is a mental health charity focused on Talking Therapy and life coaching as a service to men. We include a holistic approach, essential and practical support to men struggling with stress and life transitions. The charity offers a safe and confidential space for men to relax open up and discuss their thoughts, emotions, and personal struggles without fear of stigma.

Fit For Life Youth operates in North Kensington, London, providing a range of programs to support children, young people, and families. The charity focuses on health, fitness, and sports as tools for personal development and empowerment. Activities include group fitness classes, youth mentoring, holiday clubs, sports programs, mental health support, and after-school clubs. It also runs community g

To support young people aged 13-18 from the BAME community or those socially, economically, or educationally disadvantaged (NEET) by promoting education through mentoring and programs. Provide relief through personal and social development strategies to foster independence and responsibility. Protect and promote mental health through counseling and support to help them advance in life.

The Unity Centre is a cafe/charity shop offering advice/befriending/hate crime support. Activities: karaoke, arts & crafts, Bang & Crash, wellbeing and Groove. Our Unity Youth Projects department runs The Fort, a gaming hub that specialises in improving social connectivity & life/social skills, through digital/IT-based & modernised projects & activities, such as card/board/video games, D&D & VR.

We provide inclusive, youth-led play and creative sessions for neurodivergent and Disabled children and young people in Thanet. Our work supports social connection, self-expression and wellbeing, helping to reduce isolation and improve quality of life.

The Adolescent Health Study (AHS) is an ambitious initiative to establish a prospective, longitudinal population study that will generate a globally leading open science data platform and research resource. AHS aims to recruit at least 100,000 young people aged eight to 18 years from across the UK and to follow their mental and physical health and wellbeing over at least 10 years.

The EMVA charity was set up to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for education, recreation mental and physical health and wellbeing. The charity creates a living community-centered space that promotes remembrance, environmental stewardship and public wellbeing. By planting and caring for trees, EVMA fosters a landscape that symbolises growth, memory, and continuity for generations.

For the public benefit, to promote physical and mental health and wellbeing for the people of Sheffield, by providing or assisting in the provision of regular walking activities irrespective of their age, level of fitness, or physical and mental capacity where this is reasonably practicable.An umbrella organisation supporting independent walking groups by providing trained volunteer walk leaders

We provide opportunities for people to explore faith and spirituality in a non-prescriptive, open way through our activities and communities, understanding both that everyone has a unique story and the importance of spiritual wellbeing as part of our Wellbeing offer.

To provide support to people who are suffering from or at risk of poor mental health, suicide and suicide prevention by providing assistance, education advice and services and seeking to improve the provision of mental health services. Advance the education relating to mental health. The relief of poverty. Providing grants and awards to students and other charities for public benefit.

Connecting people in the BA9 postcode area with the services they need, particularly Care, Support or Information. To To provide the care that can help people tpromote the physical, emotional, mental & social wellbeing of the residents and to reduce social isolation.To provide the care that can help people to stay in their own homes, avoid social isolation and stay physically and mentally well

AAW aim to improve mental wellbeing in West Cumbria by delivering accessible support services including 1:1 coping strategies, counselling, adult and youth groups, walking football, alternative therapies and awareness training for organisations/schools. We remove barriers such as transport, cost and confidence, reducing isolation, building resilience and enabling early intervention before crisis.

We support the preservation of good mental health by promoting the conscious practice of taking time on a regular basis to step away from the distractions, stresses and challenges of daily life via the use of a free technology platform creating an interactive virtual space to raise awareness and to upload a picture documenting their reflective action of closing their eyes and taking a moment.