Sahir House

Services for people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Advocacy, counselling, peer support and social work support. Complimentary therapies. Information service. Training service. Positive Women's group. Positive Men's group. Family support group. Teen support group. HIV Community Nurse support.

Age UK Bournemouth, Poole & East Dorset

Information and Advice for older people and their carers and family. Community Connections. Befriending. Day centre. Dementia Day Centre. Pub Lunch Club. Walking Football. Yoga. Energetic Walking Group. Toenail cutting service. Community based activities for the over 55s. Mobility, Strength & Balance classes. Cognitive Stimulation Therapy treatment for people with a diagnosis of mild to moderate dementia . Help at Home such as light cleaning, shopping, and garden maintenance.

Liverpool Citizen Advocacy

Support a range of informal advocacy relationships, including one-to-one community partnerships, both short and long term. Volunteers are matched up with people who are isolated and excluded to help them secure their rights and dignity. This includes providing information, practical help and support, and facilitating access to mainstream advice and information services.

South East and Central Essex Mind - Chelmsford

Individual counselling, social support groups, advice and information for people with mental health problems and their carers. Therapeutic and support groups include art, anxiety management, anger management, confidence building, eating disorders and carers' groups. Support group in Witham. Rural isolation project in Braintree. Young person's advocacy.

Evesham & District Mental Health Support Services

Range of services for people with mental health problems or who are experiencing emotional stress. Drop-in, social clubs and group activities. Counselling and massage by appointment.

Oxfordshire Youth

Oxfordshire Youth is a registered charity which recently celebrated reaching 70 years old. Our aim is to improve the life opportunities of young people and advance their citizenship through equipping them to positively develop their communities. To achieve our aim we provide support to 50 voluntary youth clubs from all over Oxfordshire. As a membership organisation we provide training, advocacy, resources and events to our members and we also directly support young people to improve their life opportunities.

Age UK - Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

Advice, information, welfare rights, hospital discharge services for older people. Advocacy for older people with dementia or in residential homes. Day centres. Staying Put project for Nottingham home owners. Home support service for Nottingham residents. Befriending project. Gedling carers service. Lunch clubs. Counselling. Home safety checks. Handyperson service.

Break

Break’s core business is the provision of children’s homes for Looked After Children in their home Local Authority. Break has six mainstream children’s homes in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire and a Therapeutic Fostering Service offering single placements to young people who will have experienced significant trauma. Young people leaving Break’s care continue to be supported by our in-house Staying Connected Team. In addition to the mainstream homes, Break has two children’s home for young people with profound learning and physical disabilities and a short-break scheme for children with disabilities. Break also provides a range of assessment and support services to children at risk through a Residential Family Centre in Lowestoft and a range of community-based services, including assessment work, across East Anglia.

Independent Advocacy North East

Case advocacy service for people with mental health issues, physical disabilities, vulnerable older people, people who come under the Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) criteria and where applicable those with learning disabilities. Develop and facilitate self-advocacy groups and also provide short term case advocacy.

BATIAS Independent Advocacy Service

Advocacy service for people with learning disabilities. Offer one to one and group advocacy. Provide representation and empowerment to enable people's voices to be heard and to support them in obtaining their rights. Our zero 5 club is a popular social group for people with disabilities which is facilitated by advocates who can provide support for individuals and signposting for further services.