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1. The advancement of health and wellbeing for the public benefit by the provision of a therapy clinic run in accordance with Christian principles for children and young people [0-18] with additional needs and their families living in the Farnham area.

Promote good mental health, focused on children/adults and their families. Seeking to improve emotional wellbeing and life outcomes for those experiencing psychological, emotional or social difficulties. It is an inclusive and supportive environment. Early intervention and therapeutic approaches, include, but not limited Play, Art, Drama, Counselling, Filial, EMDR, Assessments an Life Story Work

EPIC Dad supports fathers, father figures, and families through mentoring, fatherhood workshops, dads and and children's activities, family events, and wellbeing drop-ins. We help dads build confidence, skills and positive relationships with their children. We work in communities and partner with organisations to strengthen families.

Sesame Organisation employs intersectional approaches to promote racial harmony for the public benefit and to relieve the needs of those experiencing or at risk of poor mental health, particularly amongst persons of East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) heritages. We achieve this through our free mental health services, and our training and education for all.

Havenswood Trust supports neurodivergent children, young people, and adults, and their families. We provide inclusive education, family support, and community activities that reduce isolation and promote wellbeing. Our work is rooted in kindness, respect, and the belief that every individual has the potential to thrive and lead a productive and meaningful life.

We promote archery in Sunderland and the North East by providing inclusive opportunities to learn and participate. We run beginner courses, community events, and open sessions for all ages and abilities, fostering personal growth, social connection, and wellbeing through the sport of archery.

To advance the Buddhist religion in Hull and surrounding areas by providing a place of worship, facilitating meditation and mindfulness practices, organising religious teachings and community activities, supporting spiritual and mental wellbeing, and providing Buddhist religious education for children, young people, and the wider community.

All We Can inspires and enables acts of kindness worldwide. We provide a free digital platform for schools, communities and organisations to track, celebrate and amplify kindness, alongside campaigns, partnerships and initiatives that increase wellbeing, connection and measurable social impact.

The Darren Deady Foundation provides temporary accommodation and trauma informed support for homeless veterans across Greater Manchester and Lancashire. We offer safe housing, wellbeing support, advocacy, and pathways into stability, working with local authorities, NHS teams, and veteran services to help veterans rebuild their lives with dignity and respect.

The Psychiatry Research Trust supports staff based at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King's college London or at the associated Mental Health Trusts. We fund research projects, pilot studies, prizes and awards to improve understanding and treatment of mental health.

Provision of counselling services

The Acrewood Project is an inclusive outdoor learning and wellbeing initiative in North Cornwall. We provide nature-based, animal-assisted activities for children and young people, particularly those with SEND or who need alternative provision. Through homesteading, animal care, gardening and bushcraft, Acrewood builds confidence, emotional regulation, life skills and connection to nature.

To advance the Christian faith, to relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including through the provision of counselling and support. Also to advance education.

Riverside offers affordable and accessible therapeutic services for young people (12 and over) and adults of any age. Our services include 1:1 counselling; therapeutic groups and timely interventions offered via drop-in provision. We work to remove the barriers to mental health services for those most in need.

Connect360 supports legal migrants and individuals experiencing financial hardship or social exclusion across Tees Valley. The charity provides practical advice, employability support, education and training, wellbeing support, community integration activities, and signposting to relevant services to help beneficiaries improve their quality of life and integrate into their communities.

The charity works to promote education, relieve poverty, advance health and wellbeing, and support community development. We provide information, advice, training, cultural activities, and practical assistance to individuals and families in need. Our aim is to improve quality of life, encourage social inclusion, and strengthen community cohesion.

Gives grants to locally-based registered charities and churches supporting economically and socially disadvantaged and residents of West Yorkshire. Areas covered are social welfare, older people, young people, support and activities for those with disabilities, physical/mental health and well being, community music, arts and environment for disadvantaged communities.

The principal purpose is the advancement of the Christian faith through activities in Bell Street, Romsey -main worship on Sundays,full programme of activities for children and young people,home fellowship groups, Bible study and prayer groups,baby and toddler group,community cafe and wellbeing cafe,Fellowship for seniors,Alpha courses,supporting Romsey Food Bank.

Street Pastors are Volunteers from different churches who care about the safety and wellbeing of their community. They come in all shapes and sizes and are known for being a peaceful and practical help on the night-time streets and a caring, listening and helpful presence in their communities. They are an approachable and non-judgemental team looking after anyone who is in need of support.

We support parents to help them improve their co-parenting relationships after or during parental separation (or incarceration), and support/improve their mental health. The issues we support are wide, although include suicidal ideation/self-harm, anxiety, depression, abuse, loneliness and isolation. We work hard to reduce parental conflict and ensure their children's voices are heard.

We provide a space where men can come together and work on woodworking projects improving skills, mental health and any feelings of loss or social isolation they may have via physical interaction with others of a similar age .

The promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit in Penrith and surrounding areas amongst persons who are excluded from society for any reason, but in particular those who are elderly and in poor physical or mental health, assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of one-to-one befriending and through promoting initiatives which promote social inclusion.

Friendly Fridays is a drop in space for the local community offering support and activities to enhance the 5 ways of wellbeing.

FoC promotes collaboration between parents, teachers and the wider community to support children's learning and wellbeing. We run events including discos, Christmas market, Summer fair etc to raise funds to buy equipment for school, eg Life Vac anti choke devices for the nursery and a Buddy Bench for the school playground.

Activities and fund raising events to support local clubs, societies and organisations. Also to raise funds and awareness for good causes and to help the needy in Uttoxeter and the local district. Events such as "Party on the Pitch" which also raises awareness for Mens Health and Wellbeing, particularly prostate cancer awareness. Funds are also raised through our annual bonfire and fireworks event

Our PTFA was established to support Ferry Lane Primary School. We work closely with the school community to identify priorities and create activities that enhance pupils' learning, wellbeing and overall school experience. The PTFA intends to support all subjects taught at Ferry Lane Primary School by raising funds for additional resources that will help deliver and enrich the curriculum.

Imagine This raises funds to deliver projects which support the mental health of seriously ill children and their families across the UK. By improving access to specialist, imaginative and empowering support at the earliest possible moment, these children can go on to lead happy and fulfilling lives.

We aim to promote physical well-being, mental health, and social connection through the joy of running. By organizing regular runs, training sessions, and community events, we aspire to build strong bonds among our members and contribute to the vitality of Easingwold. Our club encourages both competitive and recreational running, ensuring that everyone finds a place and a pace that suits them.

Worship sessions; Faith discussions; Community Outreach; Well being programs; Evangelism and mission; Development partnership; Fellowship and Benevolence; Pastoral counselling; Family life and personal transformation.

Free Spirit of the Sea (Charity No: 1217090) is a Hampshire-based marine charity in the UK dedicated to improving mental health, education, and coastal conservation. Operating a specially designed community boat, they provide therapeutic water-based activities and environmental projects for young people, veterans, and coastal communities."Blue Health" Therapy: Providing floating classroom experien

The activities of the charity focus on the relief and prevention of poverty, the reduction of financial hardship, and the improvement of wellbeing and resilience for individuals and families experiencing financial crisis. The charity provides emergency food support and money advice and guidance to the most needy and vulnerable in the town of Carmarthen and the surrounding area.

The Southmead Project offers specialist counselling and support for survivors of abuse and addiction across Bristol and surrounding areas.

Various activities with the aims of Worship, Mission and Service. Morning worship each Sunday. In the week community activities engaging with all ages, including a Cafe with Playspace, Boys' Brigade & Girls' Association and a Renew Wellbeing afternoon.

For the promotion and wellbeing of the shire horse.

the advancement of education into the management of stress and anxiety and marital and sexual problems and ill health caused by the failure of personal relationships and the treatment of personal problems by behavioural psychology

Financial and in kind support for the teaching and counselling activities of Buddhist teachers. Distribution of books. Maintenance of a website. Transcription of oral teachings. Conducting public ceremonies.Preservation of Tibetan Buddhist texts.0001

Help with the environment & community wellbeing

The Art of Meditation Foundation supports people to go on meditation retreats that would otherwise not be able to access them in order to relieve stress, anxiety, addiction and ill health. Many participants find that these retreats are a deeply healing and supportive experience.

The Lymington Foundation Trust supports and empowers individuals and groups to run projects to expand the wellbeing of the wider community. Our Ambassadors work with Project Managers and Teams by making grants or individualised programmes of financial support. Each project will clearly demonstrate its benefit to the community (local or wider), in its aim, process and realisation.

The Founder of the charity and all the IT'S OK NOT TO BE OK (IOKN2BOK) team are fully committed to helping people who are experiencing issues with their mental health or struggling with addictions.The biggest tool we have as a charity is to help people in their darkest days by creating environments to talk about the struggles that they find themselves in and implement the support that they nee

We provide community events at Birchwood Avenue Primary School for the children of the school and the wider community.These events are free or to raise funds for projects at the school or for the wellbeing of the children.

Mental health charity dedicated to the construction world building connection before crisis, breaking the stigma around men's mental health and highlighting the appalling suicide rate that goes unspoken.

We provide mental health and emotional wellbeing support to any one in need.

We are a group of Elmington Estate residents who identify disused and misused places on the estate and re-establish them as areas which aim to improve biodiversity, estate aesthetics, resident mental health and community engagement.

Supports prevention or relief of povertySupports the relief of sickness, disease and the preservation of physical and mental healthRelief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial or other disadvantageHelps young people advanceSupports education through dissemination of research and best practice in the field of Jewish studies

PROVISION OF CAREERS PLAN, INFORMATION, ADVICE AND GUIDANCE; WORK TRAINING AND EDUCATION; WORK PLACEMENT; JOB FINDING; FREE INTERNET FACILITIES; WEB ACCESS FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND CLIENTS; PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS; UK ONLINE AND ICT TRAINING; ESOL, BASIC SKILLS, SKILLS FOR LIFE TRAINING; COUNSELLING; TRAINING BURSARIES AND REFERRALS TO PARTNER AGENCIES

Support children and families by providing wellbeing services and support

The trustees/ volunteers are delivering education-based initiatives to the ArmedForces community, to relieve social disadvantage. The trustees are furtherpromoting the advancement of education of the public in military mental healthrisk factors and supporting agencies.

Provides grants towards speakers expenses for lectures on mental health and spiritual values

Makes grants to provide training and personal development opportunties for persons employed wholly or partially in the field of mental health.