Offers support to victims of crime, witnesses, their family, friends and anyone else affected by crime, and supports witnesses attending the local courts. The support line provides emotional support and information and can put you in touch with local offices and other organisations that can help you.
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Provides information and support to anyone affected by post-natal depression and other related illnesses, including partners, families and friends. As many as 10% of all recently delivered women develop postnatal depression.
A voluntary organisation and charity that supports farmers and families within the farming community through difficult times. We have a network of over 400 volunteers across England and Wales, many of whom are involved in farming, or have close links with agriculture, and therefore have a great understanding of the issues farm workers and farming families regularly face.
The Compassionate Friends supports parents, grandparents and siblings after the death of a child.
Support for girls and young women who self injure.
A national organisation supporting transgender people. Call the national information line for details of your local representative.
Teachers, doctors, employers, university staff – the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust reaches the people who can spot when someone might be in trouble. Their training gives them the confidence to open a conversation and give vital first-line support. They talk direct to young people too, giving them the tools they need to stay mentally well.
Offers a 24/7 telephone support line for teachers at any stage of their career, from trainee to retirement, and at any type of school. Their helpline is free and available to all teachers, lecturers and staff in education (primary, secondary, further or higher education) in England, Wales and Scotland.
Survivors UK is a charity providing web chat and SMS Text chat services by trained professionals, for men who have experienced male rape and sexual abuse.
Helpline for anyone who has been a victim of hate crime because of their race, disability (including mental health problems), religion, sexual orientation or gender identity.