Charities and Voluntary Services
Find and reach out for professional support within our Charities and Voluntary Services category, whether you are searching for information for yourself or a loved one. We also have a wide range of services and mental health charities that are here to support you.
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For over 15 years our mission has been to give every child and young person access to the best possible support following the death of someone close. We work with individuals, families, schools and professionals to offer free bereavement support.
Providing counselling and support to those with, and the families of those with Asperger's and Autism.
Olive Tree Cancer Support Centre offers support for those with Cancer. We provide a range of services to support you from the point of diagnosis, through your treatment and beyond.
Our mission is to offer independent, evidence-based information and support to help build awareness of breastfeeding to individuals and organisations and to support a mum in her choice to breastfeed.
No Panic offers advice, support, recovery programs and help for people living with phobias, OCD and any other anxiety-based disorders in order to work towards recovery; enabling them to lead more fulfilled lives.
ANDYSMANCLUB is a group where men aged 18 and above can speak openly about their mental health in a judgment-free, non-clinical environment. Groups are volunteer-led and it's services used on a weekly basis by over 1,000 men.
Rainbow Trust Children's Charity provides emotional and practical support to families who have a child with life-threatening or terminal illness.
Support for frontline staff. The Hospice UK Just ‘B’ helpline sees our specially trained Just ‘B’ staff and volunteers offer emotional wellbeing, bereavement and trauma to NHS, care sector staff and emergency service workers. Available seven days a w
We know it can be difficult to talk about mental health and especially hard to talk to people or ask for help. We've put together some tools that will help you prepare for the first time you visit a doctor to discuss your mental health.
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