Support: Homelessness

The Wallich/Welsh Homelessness

UK: Wales

We believe that everyone deserves the right to a home, but more than that, everyone deserves the right to feel safe, valued, and optimistic about their future. The Wallich operates under three core objectives: getting people off the streets, keeping people off the streets, and creating opportunities for people.

Support: Loneliness • Development

UK Men's Sheds Association

UK

Sheds are about meeting like-minded people and having someone to share your worries with. They are about having fun, sharing skills and knowledge with like-minded people and gaining a renewed sense of purpose and belonging. As a by-product of all of that they reduce isolation and feelings of loneliness, they allow men to deal with mental health challenges more easily and remain independent, they rebuild communities and in many cases, they save men’s lives.

Support: Loneliness

WaveLength

UK

WaveLength gives media technology to lonely people living in poverty. We believe that one of the best solutions is for people to connect with each other and spend time together. Loneliness affects millions of people across the UK. For people who are lonely, a simple radio or television can feel like a lifeline. We help people who have become lonely through lots of different circumstances. Some of these include: the death of a loved one; illness or injury; disability; homelessness; domestic abuse; becoming a refugee or moving away from friends and family. TV, radio can bring people together like nothing else. Even when there is no-one else around, they can be a friendly voice in an empty room and a window to the world. Every day we hear stories about how our technology is helping people overcome loneliness. We even have the research to prove it! So, if you know someone who needs our help, apply today. We want to hear from you. 

Support: Teens

We Shine Together

UK

A social enterprise that helps young vulnerable & homeless people. Changing one life at a time.

Support: Sexual Abuse

West Yorkshire Survivors

UK: Bradford • Halifax • Huddersfield • Leeds • Wakefield

Survivors West Yorkshire (SWY) and its male-focused Ben’s Place online trauma-informed counselling service is survivor-led and focused. Its vision is to support the development of a range of evidence-based services that are gender-informed and accessible across West Yorkshire. Services which are user-friendly and proactively involve survivors.

Support: Teens

Young Minds

UK

We are leading the movement to make sure every young person gets the mental health support they need, when they need it, no matter what. It takes courage to ask for help. But for many young people who do, the support they need just isn’t there. In the UK today, an estimated five children in every classroom has a mental health problem. A quarter of 17-year-old girls have self-harmed in the last year, while suicide remains the single biggest killer of boys and young men. But things can get better. We provide young people with tools to look after their mental health. We empower adults to be the best support they can be to the young people in their lives. And we give young people the space and confidence to get their voices heard and change the world we live in. Together, we can create a world where no young person feels alone with their mental health. Join our movement.

Support: Teens

Young Somerset

UK: Somerset

Our vision is delivered through three strands of work: Youth Work; Alternative Learning Provision and Enterprise; Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Support, as well as the arts and music running as common theme throughout.

• Youth Work - Open Access Youth Work: A universal offer to young people across the county, enabling them to access a youth work curriculum that develops skills and increases involvement within their communities. Targeted Youth Work: This is the work we do with vulnerable young people, who have specific needs or characteristics requiring a focused response.  We identify and support young people, finding ways to strengthen their resilience and ability to bring about positive change.
• Alternative Learning Provision and Enterprise: Our targeted or focused programmes, often for young people for whom mainstream education isn’t working.  Through working with us, young people can gain skills and accreditation to develop their economic and social wellbeing and future employability.
• Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Support: Delivered by us in partnership with the NHS, offering much-needed help to young people aged 5-18 with things like low-mood, anxiety and stress.  Our specialist practitioners work in both community and education contexts

Support: Abuse • Anxiety • Bereavement • Biopolar Disorder • Bullying • Depression • Sleep Problems • Stress • Suicide • Schizophrenia

Your Mental Health

Ireland

We all go through tough times, and when we do, taking care of #littlethings like talking about our problems, how we eat, how active we are, how connected we are to the people around us, can make a big difference to how we feel inside.