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Alzheimer’s Society
Here at Alzheimer's Society we are always working hard to improve the lives of people living with dementia, to raise awareness, and to continue to fund life changing research on all aspects of dementia.
Beat
Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses that ruin and, too often, take lives. We estimate that they affect 1.25 million people in the UK of all ages, genders and backgrounds. They steal childhoods, devastate relationships and pull families apart. However, we know that recovery is possible. And with your help, we’re determined to ensure everyone gets the support they need and deserve.
McPin Foundation, The
For over a decade, the McPin Foundation has put those living with mental health issues at the heart of cutting-edge research. Leaving a legacy will allow us to continue to improve mental health research, with those with lived experience at the centre. Our projects explore treatments for paranoia, how virtual reality can help those with psychosis, better ways to tackle loneliness in our communities, and much more.
Medical Research Foundation
Medical Research isn’t just about scientific discovery – it’s about protecting the health of the people we care about for years to come. So if you’re hoping that your Will can provide a better, happier, healthier life for those you love, would you consider supporting medical research. By leaving a gift to the Medical Research Foundation, you’ll be funding the research that future generations will depend on.
Mental Health Research UK
We fund research to prevent, treat and diagnose mental health problems and develop the next generation of researchers. We fund research that has the potential to make a real difference to the lives of those with mental health problems and train the mental health research workforce of the future ensuring that our investments have a sustained impact on future mental health.
PeerTalk
The origins of PeerTalk go back to a community care initiative founded with the generosity of many in 2014 to support people living with depression. Today we operate as a registered charity running a national network of volunteer-facilitated face-to-face peer support groups for adults experiencing poor mental health.
Rethink Mental Illness
Rethink Mental Illness is the charity for people severely affected by mental illness. No matter who a person is or how bad their situation has got, we are here to help them get the information and support they need to live a better life. We work tirelessly to ensure people living with mental illness and their carers are listened to, treated fairly and have easy access to services that meet their mental health needs and wider physical health, financial, housing, work and volunteering needs.
SANE
SANE is a leading UK mental health charity. Our aim is to change mental health for good through research, campaigning and support for anyone affected by mental illness, including families and carers. Our vision is to help create a world in which there is no shame or blame surrounding mental illness. We believe mental health needs to be recognised as one of the greatest challenges facing society today and must be treated with the same seriousness as physical health.
The Charlie Waller Trust
For 25 years, the Charlie Waller Trust has been supporting young people and those with a responsibility for them, to maintain and enhance their mental health and wellbeing and have the confidence to seek help when they need it. We provide mental health training and resources to schools, colleges, universities and workplaces, building partnerships to help create a long-term culture of wellbeing.
The Forgiveness Project
The Forgiveness Project explores the possibilities and limits of forgiveness through the stories of those who have rebuilt their lives following hurt and trauma. We work with our growing community of over 170 storytellers – both ‘victims/ survivors’ and ‘perpetrators’ - to understand what it takes to heal, restore and rehumanise.