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We promote environmental conservation and community development in Three Cocks and surrounding areas. Our activities include habitat creation, ecological surveys, and community gardening, alongside play areas and events that support people of all ages and backgrounds. We provide facilities and education that improve wellbeing and enhance the local environment.

To enhance the proven physical and mental health of our members and to share the joy of choral singing

Guided by principles of love and compassion, DARE supports asylum seekers and refugees in Blackburn with Darwen. We provide practical help through our drop-in centre, offering food, family support and casework. We run English classes and enrichment activities to advance education, aid integration and improve wellbeing. We also work to educate the public about issues facing refugees.

The Buckinghamshire Community Wellbeing Hub provides outreach activities and services to residents that improve their physical and mental health and prevent illness, training and educational opportunities to those working, volunteering and/or studying for careers in health and social care, and collaboration opportunities for health and social care professionals and students.

The Church holds regular public worship services, prayer meetings, Bible study, children's Sunday school, seminars on Christian life, family life, parenting, etc. It also distributes literature to the general public through social media and provides counselling and welfare services to those who need them in the community.

Providing education in furtherance of the advancement of religionThe provision of pastoral counselling and supportWorking with other Brethren in Christ Churches in the United Kingdom and world over by initiating and developing programmes for inter-church relationships between autonomous general conferences and emerging church fellowships of the Brethren in Christ in the international settings

Downs and Special Friends supports children and adults with Down syndrome, Autism, ADHD, and other diagnosed or undiagnosed disabilities. We provide inclusive social events, educational workshops, recreational activities, and family support to enhance wellbeing, confidence, and life skills. We operate in Batley and surrounding communities, promoting inclusion and social integration.

HBGI UK transforms & build high-performing mental health systems that maximize outcomes for individuals. We work globally, partnering with funders, payers, the public sector and service providers to optimize and expand mental health provision through system reviews, performance management, program innovation and outcomes-based contracting.

We offer open-access support for expectant and new parents. We aim to prevent social isolation and protect mental wellbeing by providing inclusive and welcoming social groups that will enable parents to find the supportive 'village' that will help them to thrive in early parenthood. We aim to empower parents to make informed choices about feeding and caring for their baby.

Welsh Bikers for Suicide Prevention, Comprised of bikers and motorcycle clubs with skills, experience and ability to relate to predominately men with mental health issues who are at a higher risk of suicideTo extend a hand of friendship to all and give them a positive hope for a future To teach bike building and repair skillsTo liaise with Mind, the Samaritans, Mental Health Motorbike etc

Provision of artistic and creative opportunities for the wellbeing of the general public

Campaign and support the heritage and conservation, and promote the continuing maritime use, of the canal and its waterside and associated buildings, and encourage its use and enjoyment for wellbeing, sport and leisure.

To advance the Christian religion and the ethics, ideals and principles of the Presbyterian church for the public benefit. To also provide advice, counselling and support for members' training and education for the relief of poverty. Participate in social welfare activities to improve the conditions of the members and their children.

We let the house called Barmoor, Hutton-le-Hole, North Yorkshire to charitable and not-for-profit groups for religious, educational, social welfare and health/wellbeing purposes. This could include activities such as retreats, away days, courses, youth events, rest & recuperation for socially disadvantaged people.

Kent Orthodox Monastery advances the Orthodox Christian faith by establishing a Romanian Orthodox monastery in the UK. It provides public worship, religious education, pastoral support, cultural activities, and community outreach. The charity promotes wellbeing, social integration, relief of hardship, and Romanian culture, while welcoming people of all backgrounds.

Art for All Mental Health is a Gloucestershire charity that uses therapeutic creative interventions as a tool to help adults with a moderate to severe mental health condition. Through structured group programmes and community based provision we aim to alleviate and improve symptoms, reduce social isolation and support sustained mental health management, resilience and improved quality of life.

Provide Fitness, Community activities and Therapeutic well-bring support to young people and adults who are at the edge of, or have been involved in the judicial system, and/or those facing challenges related to addiction, mental health, poverty and social exclusion.

Deaf Aspirations through its activities is reducing mental health and increasing well-being ;improving access in digital technologies and social media; including deaf people with some additional needs ; educating through leadership by motivation and mentoring via BSL/relevant communications ; teaching awareness of work skills-;creating deaf aspirational leaders through its successful projects.

The provision of education and training opportunities, employment support and wellbeing activities especially for the benefit of persons who are unemployed, or not currently in education or training, or who are in insecure or transitional employment and at risk of being socially and economically deprived, or otherwise have need of such opportunities.

The provision of education and training opportunities, employment support and wellbeing activities especially for the benefit of persons who are unemployed, or not currently in education or training, or who are in insecure or transitional employment and at risk of being socially and economically deprived, or otherwise have need of such opportunities.

To receive income and purchase equipment and amenities for any charitable purpose or purposes relating to the National Health Service, in particular but not exclusively relating to the health and wellbeing benefit of the people and communities currently served by Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust and its successor organisations and its partners.

Our mission is to prevent social exclusion, assist in the integration of Ukrainian refugees into society by running regular session to increase employability skills, supporting with learning English, providing signposting services, provide mental health support via group activities and celebrate Ukrainian traditions and culture while introducing the British culture and values.

Northfield Town Foundation's activities are for the public benefit, in particular, to the inhabitants of Northfield, Birmingham, and the local surrounding areas.This includes the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing provision for the playing of association football and other sports capable of promoting wellbeing, physical health and fitness.

To help girls and young women (including those who identify as female), especially but not exclusively through dance classes, opportunities for performance in dance, and other such support, so as to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals and to preserve and protect mental health and wellbeing.

Fortuna Female Society provide supper clubs helping women step out of isolation and reconnect with others. Provide safe, trusted spaces. Including Domestic Abuse Peer Support Cafe, wellbeing sessions, confidence building and our group for girls aged 11 to 17 and their female carers to promote healthy relationships.

Hartlepool Indo Malayali Association exists to promote community cohesion, cultural exchange, and the wellbeing of Hartlepools diverse communities. The charity provides cultural, educational and recreational activities that celebrate Indian-Malayali heritage while fostering inclusion and unity across all backgrounds.

We advance the Hindu religion for the public benefit through religious, cultural & educational activities. We organise festivals, ceremonies, workshops, and community outreach in hired venues, work with local schools and groups, and promote wellbeing through yoga and meditation. We also aim to establish a Hindu temple in Cambridge. Our activities are open to all and promote inclusivity & culture.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY: A. PROMOTING COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUCH DUE TO MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. B. MAKING GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE SUCH PERSONS TO RECEIVE SUPPORT AND FUND COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT PROGRAMMES. C. TO PUBLICISE AND PROMOTE THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE F

The Relief of Sickness and the relief of need of people of all ages with disabilities, and long term physical and mental health conditions who reside in the United Kingdom through the provision of grants towards respite breaks, related care and other services.

The AKT Up initiative seeks to help young people improve their mental, physical and economic circumstances, achieve their potential, and foster positive community engagement:Active: Promote physical activity as a means of improving health and wellbeing.Knowledge: Share education, skills, and information to empower individuals and groups.Thriving: Support mental and emotional wellbeing

Guardians UK is dedicated to health and wellbeing, outdoor education and environmental regeneration, We are stewards of three key sites: Tree Rescue Hub in Southwark (London), Old Beard's Wood in West Sussex, and we partner with stewards of Pencoedtop in Ceredigion, Wales.

St Aidan's Hall, Berwick upon Tweed is a community facility that provides a venue for various group activities that promote the physical health, mental health and social welfare of the community.

SMIF is dedicated to improving mental health awareness, advocacy, and access to culturally appropriate education and services. Through culturally relevant activities, campaigns, and research, we reduce stigma and boost wellness, bridging gaps for underserved, marginalised and underrepresented groups, including Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities, Indigenous people, and trauma survivors.

Our vision is to transform lives through aviation in isolated communities around the world, advancing health, wellbeing and the relief of poverty. We fund partner organisations that use light aircraft to provide life-saving medical assistance, disaster relief & essential supplies and services to reach areas inaccessible by other means. We also promote the importance of humanitarian flying.

As a church we provide a variety of activities to our members and to the community generally. Our aim is to show the love of Jesus Christ in both word and deed. Central to what we do is regular worship on Sunday mornings and afternoons. Details can be found on our website. We also run a wellbeing cafe Monday to Thursday which is open to all. More details are available at renew37.co.uk

We raise funds to advance student education and wellbeing, focusing on improving outdoor learning environments and playgrounds affected by flooding, poor surfaces and limited play equipment. We provide indoor and outdoor learning resources, equipment and enrichment opportunities to support physical literacy, mental health and inclusive learning for the public benefit.

At Men in Sheds we promote wellbeing in a safe environment where both men and women can keep active mentally and physically. Where like minded people can learn new skills, make new friends and share stories. Using donated materials we create items for sale at local fairs and take on commissions. Our work has included projects for the local council, schools, charities and the general public.

The sole activity of the organisation is to provide counselling to children and young people aged 5-25 and their families,

Broken Bridges Nature Reserve CIO promotes the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment at Broken Bridges, Salisbury and associated natural environmental sites. It does this for the wellbeing, education and economic benefit of current and future generations of Salisbury residents and visitors.

For the public benefit to promote the education (including social, physical training and mental wellbeing) in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England of persons under the age of 30 years currently or historically resident in, and/or receiving education, within the boundaries of the old (pre 2022) Borough Council area of Northampton for over one year.

Dancing for Well-Being runs accessible weekly dance groups for older people with health and mobility challenges, including dementia, Parkinson's, COPD, as well as mental and emotional health challenges, like bereavement, anxiety or depression. We operate across Harrogate and it's former district, running groups in community venues in Harrogate, Nidderdale, Ripon, Boroughbridge and Knaresborough.

Kane's World Foundation supports children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their families. We deliver inclusive play, learning, and support services across the North East, promoting inclusion, wellbeing, and opportunities for families within their communities.

Creative Communities offers tailor made courses for vulnerable adults, including those suffering with mental health conditions, physical health conditions, adults with special educational needs and older adults with age related illnesses, including Dementia. Our courses aim to reduce stress, improve cognitive ability and memory function, increase confidence and build relationships.

Our charity is dedicated to supporting motherless mothers. We are a place for women whose mothers are absent due to loss, illness, estrangement, or any situation whereby maternal presence and support are missing. We work to influence healthcare pathways and policies to ensure the needs of motherless women are recognised and met within maternal mental health services and beyond.

Education/Skills demonstrate model skills to members and public. Community Engagement exhibitions/Workshops/Visits. Encouragement public participation in our hobby. Preservation of Heritage celebrate railway heritage. Fundraising to provide inclusive access for all to the hobby. Outreach visit schools, libraries, toy fairs, etc. Wellbeing providing a safe space for all for good mental health.

Friends of Goit Stock Wood conserves and improves Goit Stock Wood through volunteer-led environmental work and community engagement. We promote wellbeing and education about wildlife and conservation, encourage the public to visit and enjoy the wood responsibly, and support the woodland's long-term protection for community benefit.

The object of the CIO is to promote and protect the mental health of children and young people, in particular (but not exclusively) those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), by developing and delivering in schools and other educational establishments workshops which educate on and promote all aspects of positive mental health.

Black Park Shed is located in Black Park, near Slough in Buckinghamshire. We operate a woodworking facility with the aim of reducing social exclusion in older adults by promoting the opportunity for friendships, social engagement and skill sharing in a safe and enjoyable environment. We also promote good health and wellbeing through participation and periodic circulation of health information.

The Group is established to promote personal development, positive mental health and physical activities for the benefit of individuals from in and around Inkberrow and its surrounding environment in Worcestershire to advance the health, well-being and education of its members by providing a safe and happy environment where its members can, in the company of others: i. pursue hobbies, pastimes

NE Amputee provides peer support, guidance, and practical advice to amputees and their families across the North East of England. The charity offers safe, welcoming spaces where individuals can share experiences, access tailored information, and participate in regular community events and activites designed to create a sense of community, build confidence, reduce isolation, and promote wellbeing.