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Heads Up Gentlemen is a dedicated non-profit charity committed to supporting mens mental health and overall well being within the community. Built on lived experience, compassion, and genuine brotherhood, we provide a safe, judgement free space where men can talk openly, connect with others, and access meaningful support.

Kula Culture CIO advances education and wellbeing through environmental learning, animal care, and community projects in Cornwall and Devon. It promotes conservation, humane behaviour towards animals, and practical support for people facing hardship, delivered in ways that ensure public benefit and inclusion.

Community Care Link (CCL) primarily provides food-bank, hygiene bank and second-hand clothing exchange services to those who are in need; with many items provided discreetly from our base in North Shields. CCL provides community activities & access to other service providers in the region who can assist with mental health & wellbeing, financial advice & guidance and career (growth) opportunities.

We keep community events financially viable by offering donation-based medical cover where organisers cannot afford private services. This helps sustain fundraising, wellbeing, and social connection. Our presence protects public health, prevents minor issues escalating, and ensures lifesaving care. We also respond to acute events in the community and deliver CPR training to build local resilience.

Volunteer Time Bank connects charities with volunteers through skill-matched opportunities, time banking and fundraising. We promote youth engagement, lifelong volunteering and community connection by providing endorsed volunteer hours, training, and partnerships that strengthen organisations and improve wellbeing.

Brightstar Foundation uses sport, including boxing, to improve mental health, wellbeing and life chances. We deliver community-based programmes, mentoring and training that build confidence, resilience and skills, supporting young people and communities across the UK to pursue belonging, belief, peace and purpose.

Care to Dance supports care-experienced young people across England through free dance programmes, mentoring and creative activities. We work with local authorities, schools and communities to improve wellbeing, confidence and belonging through trauma-informed, long-term dance provision.

We prevent young suicide by offering to young people and their support network, workshops, peer to peer support, supportive podcasts, wellbeing activities in a safe space to learn about taking care of their mental wellbeing through movement and other beneficial activities appropriate to their age. To provide a long term safe space that is for them to use to increase confidence and well being.

Abyan Foundation supports the Somali community across England and Wales, focusing on youth development, education and wellbeing. We provide learning support, skills training and community initiatives to empower young people and assist families facing hardship, helping to build stronger, more confident communities for the future.

Guided by our ethos of enabling people to thrive, we care deeply for people, especially those who are vulnerable or marginalised. Our activities include; family events, youth clubs, wellbeing groups, money management courses, a community football group, seaside trips, residentials, 1-1 and family pastoral support, carol singing, informal church, litter picks, community projects, and much more.

Little Nest Rescue provides rescue, rehabilitation, rehoming and lifelong care for equines, farm animals and domestic pets. We advance education and wellbeing through animal-assisted learning, therapeutic and community activities, and supported volunteering opportunities for vulnerable adults with additional needs.

Thrive Health Alliance provides trauma informed, non clinical early intervention and recovery support for adults aged 18 and over and young people aged 16 to 25 affected by mental health challenges, trauma and domestic abuse. We deliver one to one support, group activities and workshops in person and online to promote wellbeing, reduce isolation and prevent crisis.

Mersey Mind Project is a community-driven initiative committed to empowering men throughout Merseyside to take charge of their physical and mental wellbeing.

To relieve the needs of neurodivergent children/young people aged up to 25 and their caregivers through the provision of counselling and psychotherapy.We work from our offices in Great Yarmouth, as well as within schools/colleges/education centres. Counselling sessions can also be accessed online.Future groups include, parent/child, parent wellbeing, young carers, dads, shortbreaks provision

STEP Foundation operates in Bangladesh and the UK to relieve poverty and social disadvantage by delivering community-based initiatives that improve living conditions, support education and wellbeing, and promote sustainable, long-term development.

Ashys Cricket Academy provides inclusive cricket facilities, coaching and structured sessions for young people, individuals with disabilities, those in need, SEND participants and older people. We use cricket to improve physical health, confidence and wellbeing, promote social inclusion and strengthen community engagement in local areas.

The CIO seeks to advance the education and wellbeing of the pupils in the Lycee francais Charles de Gaulle de Londres and its annexes in London by(1) Developing effective relationships between the parents, pupils, staff, management and other stakeholders of the School, and(2) Engaging in activities or providing funds, facilities or equipment which support pupils' education

EdShift CIO provides therapeutic support for young people affected by domestic abuse and complex trauma. We deliver arts-based programmes, one-to-one support, and group interventions to support emotional wellbeing and recovery.We also provide training, prevention, and awareness-raising activities for schools, professionals, and community organisations, with a focus on early intervention.

The charity supports, but is not exclusively for, Eritrean refugees and migrants in the North East, particularly Tyne and Wear. It provides advice, information and guidance to help individuals and families integrate into local communities, improve wellbeing, access services, develop skills, reduce isolation and achieve a better quality of life through community-based support and activities.

One Life One Love Healthy Lifestyle Foundation promotes mental, physical and emotional wellbeing through workshops, community programmes and advocacy. We provide health education, resilience training, signposting and empowerment initiatives for adults and young people. We also raise awareness of national and international health campaigns to reduce inequalities and strengthen community wellbeing.

Manage a community Hub which facilitates community and Church based groups. Other activities include Christian outreach . Debt counselling. After school reading clubs. Mental health and well being groups. Language group for local community. Providing support for the elderly in the community

Swansea Veterans Hub CIO support veterans, serving personnel, reservists and families across Swansea through drop ins, wellbeing support, signposting, social connection and access to a safe, warm, non judgemental space. We provide guidance on welfare, housing, employment, mental health and community engagement in partnership with local organisations.

EmpowHer Rebuild Initiative supports disabled women, particularly single mothers, across Manchester and the UK. We deliver wellbeing support, skills training, mentoring, and community programmes to reduce isolation, improve confidence, and promote independence, social inclusion, and long-term resilience.

We provide inclusive educational, cultural and wellbeing programmes, workshops and events for children, young people, families and older adults from migrant and diverse communities, promoting integration, skills, confidence and social cohesion locally and online.

The objects of the CIO are:the relief of financial hardship amongst those granted refugee status and their dependents, in particularly (but not exclusively) by the provision of affordable rental accommodation;to advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependents; andto preserve and protect the physical and mental health of those granted refugee status.

Living Like Linda promotes social inclusion and wellbeing for mostly elderly, cancer patients on long term chemotherapy treatments. It does this by organising outings and social events that may otherwise not be possible for patients because of financial, loneliness or transport and logistical barriers. It provides small gift boxes of some basic needs to patients and encourages togetherness.

We support the needy and feed homeless individuals. We desire and aim to give them a place to call home. We provide emotional support to individuals that needs encouragement. We motivate individuals to consciously think positively,for a better mental health and our overall health.

Beach Ability Lincolnshire provides free specialist beach wheelchairs, walkers, and a hoist, enabling people with disabilities or mobility challenges to safely access and enjoy the seaside. Entirely volunteer-led, we promote inclusion, wellbeing, and independence across the Lincolnshire coast.

HeadStart is a community-driven initiative dedicated to promoting mental and physical wellbeing. We provide regular football sessions designed to support individuals who are experiencing, or are at risk of, mental ill-health. Our activities tackle social isolation, build confidence and enhance both physical and mental health.

Jewels of faith delivers online and in person initiatives that support women through faith, community and personal growth. Activities include webinars, wellbeing discussions, mentorship, community events, teaching sessions and conversations focused on emotional wellbeing, relationships, life transitions and spiritual development.

Inner Peace Foundation delivers wellbeing education, Mental health support and practical support to individuals and families across England and Wales through Yoga and Meditation. We run workshops, online sessions and community outreach to promote emotional resilience and healthy living, and provide targeted food support for those experiencing financial hardship.

The Church holds regular weekly church services that are open to the public. Church services include praise and worship, preaching, nurture and growth in Christian principles. The activities also include - Prayer meetings mentoring and counselling sessions - outreach events of Christian teaching through social media- Bible study lectures and teaching of the message of Jesus Christ

To promote the physical and mental health of female refugees and asylum seekers in the United Kingdom; in particular, but not exclusively, through running and movement programmes, wellbeing initiatives, and access to support services.

-Providing guidance and support to families seeking autism support services- Offering practical assistance to families experiencing hardship linked to disability and care needs- Contributing towards therapeutic, educational, or wellbeing-related interventions- Supporting autistic children and young people to access meaningful opportunities within education and community- Autism awareness

The Elderwood Project operates in West Yorkshire, reclaiming and reusing waste timber to reduce landfill and promote environmental sustainability. We provide inclusive woodworking workshops and practical skills training in Leeds and Bradford, supporting community wellbeing, confidence and employability through hands-on learning and volunteering.

Our objects are to promote the health and wellbeing of the public by the provision of a Lido in Brockwell Park, Herne Hill, London. We will do this by fundraising; making grants; liaising with Lambeth Council and others to help protect the Lido's future, including arrangements to oversee its running; and liaising with community groups, clubs and user groups to promote wider participation in Lido.

Helping teenagers and young adults facing homelessness due to family crisis and abuse, by providing drop-in centres and other facilities, counselling, vocational training, rehabilitative programmes and general assistance.

We provide sensory therapeutic sessions for service users with disabilities and mental health challenges in a purpose-designed space led by experienced staff. We offer small groups, 1:1, holiday clubs, EOTAS and inclusive social and seasonal events. Our service provides respite for families while ensuring service users feel safe, engaged, supported and able to be themselves!

The Charity will promote participation in healthy recreation in the local community, specifically through; a) the provision of facilities for participating in Padel tennis b) the making of grants to local sports clubs that provide facilities to participate in sports capable of promoting physical health, fitness and wellbeing.

Growing Hope Ipswich provides therapies (such as occupational, speech and language, music, art therapy or counselling) free of charge to children and young people with additional needs, up to the age of 18, living in the Ipswich area, in partnership with Holy Trinity Church, Back Hamlet. It also supports the children's parents, carers and siblings through groups and courses.

The Nativity of the Most Holy Mother of God Hull charity advances the ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN faith by providing regular worship services, sacraments, religious education, pastoral care, and community activities. We support the spiritual, moral and social wellbeing of Romanian Orthodox Christians and the wider public through prayer, guidance, charitable assistance, and outreach to vulnerable people.

Ceglona supports children, young people, families and vulnerable adults through education, mentoring, welfare support, community outreach and practical assistance. We provide advice, training, signposting and partnership-led programmes to relieve need and improve wellbeing in the communities we serve.

Community Locker provides school uniforms, school supplies, toiletries and essential items to families in need across Bolton. We operate weekly sessions, appointments and community events, offering free and low-cost support. We work with schools, agencies and local partners to reduce poverty, support children's education and strengthen community wellbeing.

We raise funds and provide support to enhance the education, wellbeing and school experience of pupils at Myddle CE Primary School. We work in partnership with the school, parents and the local community, funding resources, activities and events that benefit all pupils and strengthen the school community.

Supporting orphanage homes in Sierra Leone provide shelter, education and maintain the wellbeing of orphans.

For the public benefit. the relief of men in need throughout England and Wales who are experiencing. or are at risk of experiencing. poor mental health by providing early intervention and peer support. practical advice and signposting and activities that raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding mens mental health. promoting mens mental health through community activities, events, partnership

Providing outreach to people, particularly those aged 11 to 25, who are at risk of or affected by violence, by providing training and education on:1. Emergency life-saving skills including CPR and managing bleed control.2. Psychological first aid and wellbeing.3. The negative effects of carrying or using a weapon, thereby reducing morbidity and mortality caused by violence.

RCCG Destiny Sanctuary advances the Christian faith through public worship, prayer meetings, Bible teaching, pastoral support and community outreach activities.The charity provides religious services and activities for people of all ages, including children, young people and families. It also promotes community wellbeing through counselling, faith-based guidance and charitable support.

We are a charitable organisations that provides mental health and well-being services in the community.

June's Wish grants meaningful wishes to people in the advanced stages of dementia, helping them and their loved ones create lasting memories. We work closely with families, care professionals and community partners to deliver personalised experiences that promote dignity, emotional wellbeing and connection at the end of life.