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We raise awareness of mental health and suicide prevention across England, offering a safe, supportive community and advocacy. We organise events and provide support, training and encouragement to break stigma, foster connections and help those struggling with mental wellbeing.

TAYCT is a grassroots, needs-led charity that runs youth and community projects in the Tetbury Area, Gloucestershire. We provide weekly youth clubs for 11-19 year olds, youth mentoring, youth wellbeing projects and offer a calendar of school holiday activities for children, young people and families. We also run community projects, including a thriving Friendship Cafe, open to all.

All For One supports people facing homelessness by providing hot meals, clothing, essentials and a safe community space. The charity offers guidance and signposting to services, working with local partners to reduce hardship, improve wellbeing and help individuals move towards stability.

North Somerset Sports Foundation promotes physical, mental and social wellbeing through accessible sport, fitness and wellbeing activities. We operate community sports facilities offering inclusive gym, fitness, football and wellbeing programmes for all ages and abilities. We work with partners to reduce barriers to participation and support healthier, more connected communities across NS.

The provision of NACCC accredited Supervised Child Contact Centres, provision of support to families in crisis through family support work, mental health and wellbeing support work through Issie's Emotional Wellbeing Hub, Mentoring to young persons and domestic abuse support for clients.

The Gathering is a place for Everyone to Socialise with additional activities you can join, also the relief of need of those with disabilities or mental health living in Abergavenny, area of Monmouthshire and surrounding areas by particularly but not exclusively providing classes to socialise or develop skills, such as keep fit, cooking, arts and crafts. Our services are open to anyone.

South Lakeland Phoenixes provides peer support services to adults experiencing mental health and wellbeing issues. Services include a Drop-In Centre and associated activities for people living in and around Grange-over-Sands and signposting based on individual needs. In addition, we plan to work with local organisations in the sector to develop policies and improve best practices.

St.Albans City ABC provides boxing, mentorship, and workshops for young people, adults, and vulnerable groups in St.Albans. We support those at risk of crime, mental health challenges, and social exclusion. Our inclusive programmes empower disadvantaged youth, women, and ethically cultured women facing isolation, promoting well-being, discipline, and community engagement.

Spotlight CIO empowers people to feel supported, included, and valued. We promote mental health awareness in Black, Asian and Middle Eastern communities through sports, arts, music, and creative projects. We also provide food and fuel help, housing and energy advice, and referrals for essential community support.

ICE- Torbay operates in Torbay and surrounding area . working in primary schoolsObjectives - the advancement of the Christian faith in support of local educational services including religious education, lunch clubs ,workshops- the advancement & provision of safe spaces to promote mental health and wellbeing - the provision of relief for children who are suffering hardship

Sanddancer Community Japan Park Golf is a registered charity, that runs a fun family free easy to play game, called Japan Park Golf. Money is raised by public voluntary donations, which is collected, banked, then distributed to various selected charities. A fantastic game invented in Japan and now played in England. Suitable for most every age, ability and a great game for health and wellbeing

Support the physical and mental health for the public by organising walks and recreational activities that provide an opportunity to support their mental health and access peer support and by providing access to mental health resources and information

The charity offers counselling, education and Christian support to all members of the public.

We support neurodivergent individuals through tailored outdoor activities, support, and future access to counselling. Our work promotes inclusion, confidence, and wellbeing. We operate on a regional basis across the UK to help people thrive in everyday life.

We work to support individuals and communities affected by poverty, displacement, and conflict through a range of charitable activities. These include providing emergency relief and essential health-related support, improving access to education, and promoting health and wellbeing. We also contribute to environmental sustainability by supporting biodiversity and sustainable agricultural practices.

The ACA Supported over 2,000 people across Northamptonshire ,especially of Albanian descent ,through our Albanian Language School ,cultural events ,wellbeing groups ,mental health and hardship support, and family activities ,promoting inclusion through education and community engagement .We offer workshops ,food and transport support for all communities

Our charity provides community programmes, education initiatives, and outreach activities. We work with volunteers and local partners to support wellbeing, create opportunities, and strengthen the communities where we operate.

We are a peer-led mental health and wellbeing service that helps adults in North Tyneside adapt, grow and move forward with their mental health challenges and experiences, regardless of diagnoses. We help people find new purpose, and meaning, and have a fulfilling life.

Based in Witney, Oxfordshire, Welcome Counselling provides counselling in-person and online, for individuals over the age of 18.

The Archie Matthews Trust works to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young men aged up to 25, particularly those who are neurodivergent or at risk of poor mental health. The charity raises awareness and promotes understanding of young men's mental health and neurodiversity, challenges stigma and stereotypes, and provides opportunities for young men to access support. The Trust works in pa

We support Bangladeshi, South Asian, refugee, asylum seeker and wider communities in North Somerset through poverty relief, cultural and arts programmes, education and skills support, recreational sports, community events, and activities that reduce isolation, promote wellbeing, and strengthen inclusion and cohesion.

Military Craftmanship is a charity that has been set up by Veterans for Veterans and local / rural communities. To support those individuals with severe mental health issues such as , isolation, PTSD, low self esteem, lack of self confidence, loneliness, depression and anxiety. Safe and supportive atmosphere.Improved mental health through working with wood - Jodie Kidd is our patron.

We support the mental health of BME men aged 16 to 45 in the UK through peer support, activities, and awareness work. We reduce stigma, provide advice and signposting, and offer culturally safe spaces to share lived experience and build wellbeing.

The SupaJam Foundation exists to support young people (15-26) with social, emotional, or specialeducational needs who are finding it difficult to cope within, or when transitioning from, education. Manyhave faced adversity making coping and progression difficult. The charity offers support to with access to music therapy, counselling, mentoring, and life enhancement activities.

We run a community hub in Penzance, providing Open House sessions with free meals, support , connection and signposting, alongside cooking, wellbeing and children's activities that reduce isolation, build confidence and open pathways into volunteering, training, education and employment.

Yo-Chi unlimited is dedicated to improving the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of children through our unique programme that combines Seasonal Yoga, Tai Chi, reflexology, drama, story massage, breathwork and mindfulness. Delivered in schools, hospices and community settings, Yo-Chi supports children to be creative, connect with nature and with their own body and learn tools for life.

We offer free counselling and support to all trauma victims in Hull and East Riding.We help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, violence, accidents, ex-military PTSD or any other cause, historic or current.We train and support counsellors and staff to deliver this specialist service.Referrals are accepted from professional bodies via our website www.trauma-centre.org

Hope4more supports young people and their families who struggle with Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), preventing regular (or any) school attendance due to anxiety or other mental health conditions. We help those at risk of dropping out (or already out) of education access learning, opportunity, and tailored support to re-integrate into education reach their potential

Provide a safe, non judgemental space for men to talk about their mental health and wellbeing.

Willows 301 supports domestic abuse survivors with crisis advocacy, safety planning and legal signposting, trauma~informed counselling and group recovery, move~on help with housing, finance and skills workshops, peer mentoring, drop~ins and partnerships with agencies and services. Our recovery and resettlement work supports move~ on and independence.

To advance education for the public benefit in the Rhondda community by providing a range of tailored workshops and projects designed to offer opportunities for individuals to acquire and develop skills in areas including (but not limited to) literacy, digital skills, wellbeing, and employment readiness.

The Spectrum Place supports neurodiverse and SEND children, young people and families through inclusive educational, creative and wellbeing activities. Services include sensory play, art and STEM workshops, social skills sessions, therapy-informed support, parent and carer groups, and community outreach, helping participants build confidence, independence and wellbeing.

The Teen Project delivers early-intervention programmes that support girls' mental and physical health by building confidence, resilience, and wellbeing. We run school-based courses, community sessions, and training for professionals - creating safe, inclusive spaces where girls feel stronger in mind and body, and empowered to thrive.

To advance the Christian faith by proclaiming the Gospel and teaching the Bible. We support vulnerable people in the UK including the homeless, widows, and orphans through outreach, food, counselling, education, and mentoring, working with volunteers, churches, and professionals

To relieve the needs of people with mental health issues in Oxfordshire and the surrounding area by theprovision of counselling and psychotherapy services.

Mens Fitness Sessions, Drop in Services and Gatherings all designed to motivate and support men with their physical and mental health, faith and overall wellbeing.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health and to relieve their needs of children and young people aged 12 to 21 affected by their own substance addiction and other behavioural/addictive disorders, or that of a close family members and its impact.

Welfare SupportOffering vital help for individuals and families facing hardship, connecting them with resources that protect dignity, improve wellbeing and strengthen community care.Cultural PreservationWe celebrate heritage and strengthen community bonds by engaging people of all ages in cultural activities, ensuring traditions, language and values are shared with future generations.

Providing supported living, residential, nursing and respite care across the North West of England. Supporting people with learning disabilities, complex health and social needs, dementia and other conditions, enabling independence, wellbeing and access to healthcare.

Head Outside builds community to improve wellbeing and reduce loneliness. We bring people together through outdoor experiences, talks, workshops and gatherings that spark meaningful conversation and connection. Our work helps people feel part of something, strengthens belonging and supports better mental health.

Symphony Collective creates equitable spaces and equalising platforms through education, arts and advocacy. We deliver tuition, mentoring, creative programmes, media, events and campaigns that widen access, nurture talent and unlock confidence, wellbeing, leadership and opportunity across the UK, online and through international partnerships

The Irish Pensioners Choir brings together older Irish people, most of whom are in their 70s and 80s. We use Irish music, culture and song to enrich the lives of older people, building friendships, laughter and prolonged independence. We promote wellbeing, movement and good health and tackle isolation, loneliness and distress.

The advancement of health and the saving of lives by offering an affordable integrative counselling service for people suffering from stress, anxiety and other emotional difficulties or who are in need of counselling by reason of their social and economic circumstances, which is accessible to all in the London Borough of Croydon and surrounding areas

Rebuilding Christian Foundation Church CIO advances the Christian faith for the public benefit through regular worship services, prayer meetings, Bible teaching, and pastoral care. The charity provides spiritual guidance, counselling, and support to individuals and families, promotes Christian discipleship, and carries out evangelism and outreach activities within the community.

We support people affected by sickle cell, especially in BAME communities, through health education, family support, fitness, and community events. We empower young people with skills and activities that boost confidence and wellbeing. Through art, culture, sport, and outreach, we raise awareness, build connection, and improve lives.

Covenant Ways Church advances the Christian faith through worship services, Bible teaching, discipleship, outreach, and pastoral care. We support individuals and families in Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas with spiritual guidance, emotional wellbeing, leadership training, and community engagement.

TeesDance advances health and wellbeing through inclusive, care-centred dance across the Tees Valley, focusing on those with the fewest opportunities. We run community programmes, workshops and progression routes for children, young people, families, disabled adults and over-60s, delivered in accessible local venues with trained freelance artists.

Shifting Your Mindset supports people facing homelessness, poverty and social exclusion through a community kitchen, food distribution, supported accommodation, mentoring, mental health support and employability programmes across Nottingham, helping individuals and families rebuild their lives and achieve long-term stability.

Based in Northampton. We support people leaving prison, homelessness, rehab, or detox to rebuild their lives and thrive in recovery. How We Help : Health & Wellbeing: Support with GP appointments: Mental health: Exercise, self-esteem, and confidence building: Living abstinent and maintaining recovery: Recovery Support:Meetings and peer support: Group work and one-to-ones: Family and community.

The aim of the charity is to advance health for the public benefit, particularly among young people, by promoting physical, mental, emotional, social and environmental wellbeing through the provision of structured educational and training programmes by focusing on developing skills such as emotional resilience, critical thinking, interpersonal comms, financial awareness to enable healthier choices