Our vision at Guernsey Mind and Alderney Mind is to support the people of the Bailiwick, encouraging a positive attitude towards mental health and supporting the mental wellbeing for all.

The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association provides guide dogs and other mobility services to blind and partially-sighted people. The charity also campaigns and educates people on caring for their eyes. Guide Dogs receives no government funding and relies on public donations to provide its services.

Worthing’s leading social care charity, supporting people to live well, enjoy life, and love every day.

GAIN is the only charity in the UK and Ireland, dedicated to helping people affected by Guillain-Barré syndrome, CIDP and the associated inflammatory neuropathies. The Charity provides information and support to patients and their families, raises awareness of the illnesses amongst medical professionals and the general public and facilitates studies, trials and research into causes and treatment.

We are the charity for digestive health providing expert information and funding medical research into conditions of the gut, liver and pancreas

Guy's and St Thomas' Charity awards grants to facilitate improvements to health services in the London boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark. We belive patients and their families deserve the very best care, facilities and environment to make their hospital visit as welcoming and stress-free as possible but we can only do this with the generous help of our supporters.

Habitats & Heritage is the charity that cares for the natural and historic environment in south and west London. We want to see nature flourish whilst protecting and enhancing south and west London’s historic environment. Help us take care of landscapes, heritage, wildlife and ecosystems of south and west London and ensure we can protect and enhance them for future generations. Your support makes a huge difference and can help change the environment of south and west London for the better.

Working to save lives and prevent ill-health from iron overload caused by genetic haemochromatosis (GH).

halow project is a growing community-based charity in Guildford, Surrey. We support young people (16+) with a learning disability and put our young people at the forefront of decision making on their journey to independence. Our aim is to ensure every young person with a learning disability has the same life choices and chances as anyone. The young people we support want the opportunity to: • Build relationships • Become part of the community • Find employment • Have a home of their own

It is our aim to provide an exemplary Helicopter Emergency Medical Service to the people of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, conveying patients efficiently and promptly to the most appropriate hospital for their needs. The Helicopter is called many times a day to attend to road traffic collisions, sporting accidents, collapses and many other incidents, and these missions are often life saving. Funded solely by donations, the Air Ambulance flies seven days a week, 365 days a year, and can be anywhere in Hampshire in 15 minutes and the Isle of Wight in 20.

Since 1963, Hansel has been supporting people living with learning disabilities and autism, and their families, throughout Ayrshire. We seek creative ways of supporting and empowering people, helping them to remove any barriers they may face and ensuring people the right to have a voice and that they experience equality, choice, dignity and respect.

Prevention is better than cure and Happy Space UK is the mental health charity that protects the minds of tomorrow.

At Harlington Hospice, we’re here to support people living with serious or terminal illness in the London Borough of Hillingdon and surrounding areas. We believe that everybody living in our local community should be able to access the care and support they need to be able to live each of their days in their own way, to the fullest. We provide support through our Inpatient Unit at Michael Sobell House, Hospice at Home, Wellbeing, Psychological & Emotional Support, Harlington Care and Education & Information services. We support their family and friends through the whole experience, including into bereavement. As a charity only part funded by the NHS it is through the kindness of supporters such as yourselves that we can be alongside our community at their time of need. This generosity means that every person who comes to us can be supported to shape their own care.

At HEH Mind we work to promote good mental health within our locality. We seek to support and empower people to lead a full life as part of their local community. Our services include: - Adult wellbeing - Family wellbeing - Children and young peoples wellbeing - Training and workplace wellbeing - Advocacy - Anti stigma/ discrimination campaigning - Fund and awareness raising HEH Mind services and support are available across the Havant Borough and East Hampshire District, with some projects and service available across Hampshire.

Haven House Children's Hospice provides care for seriously ill children and their families across North, North East London and West Essex. We provide services in the community as well as respite and end-of-life care.

Havens Hospices provides specialist care and support for people of all ages who are living with incurable conditions and their families. We work closely with the person and their health and social care professionals to ensure their care and support is the best it can possibly be, so everyone in our community can get the most from life, and make every day count. Our specialist team offers a wide range of care and support options for patients and their loved ones, based on their needs and wishes. This can be in the comfort of their own home, in the hospices – Fair Havens for adults or Little Havens for children - or a combination. Our care and support includes everyone, extending to partners, family and friends to make sure the right support is there for patients and the people who matter to them, where and when they need it. This care is provided absolutely free of charge.

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Headstart4Babies is a charitable organisation which aims to raise awareness of plagiocephaly and brachycephaly. As well as heightening the profile of both conditions, we also offer support, advice and, where required, treatment to families whose babies are affected.

We provide UK-wide support and information to improve life after brain injury.

Supporting the brain injury community over 13 boroughs. Providing day services, community, casework and therapies for adults who have acquired a brain injury with an emphasis on co-production.

Headway West Kent support those living with an acquired brain injury, their families, carers and friends. We provide well-being support via acivities, day and drop-in centres and community buddy support.

The Healthcare Workers’ Foundation (HWF) is a registered charity founded by healthcare workers, for healthcare workers, to address crucial welfare and wellbeing needs. Our solutions are based on research, ensuring we provide the support that is most needed. HWF is funded entirely by donations and fundraising. We receive no money from the government or NHS for our work. At the Healthcare Workers’ Foundation, we provide practical and desperately-needed help in the form of: - Counselling - Financial support - Bereaved family support - Staff room refurbishments We provide targeted support to people working in healthcare, enabling them to continue caring for us.

We are a charity based in Newcastle working with local communities across the North East to improve their health, wellbeing and life outcomes. Healthworks believes that everyone, regardless of the challenges they face- low income, unemployment or poor housing, should have the same opportunity to live in good health. Our aim is to support people facing these issues, across the northeast to maintain and improve their health, wellbeing and life outcomes. Healthworks tackles health inequalities with a diverse range of projects, activities and interventions that improve health outcomes for individuals, families and communities across the region. We work in partnership with colleagues and communities to devise cost effective solutions that secure sustainable health impacts for many conditions that inhibit quality of life.

We work with vulnerable communities in Africa, connecting with, supporting and empowering the adults so children and young people can be safe and free from abuse.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People offers life changing independence and confidence by training hearing dogs that alert deaf people to important sounds and danger signals. Hearing dogs also offer emotional support and companionship by helping to reduce the feelings of stress, isolation and loneliness that deafness can often bring. Hearing dogs are easily recognisable by their distinctive burgundy jackets and lead slips, providing visibility to an otherwise invisible and overlooked disability, giving confidence to their deaf owners when in public. Almost 10 million people in the UK are deaf or have a hearing loss, which is one in six of the population. With hearing loss on the increase, demand for this life-changing service is growing. The Charity does not receive government funding so public support is vital to help continue this important work.