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West Kent Mind is an independent charity affiliated to Mind. We are a passionate, knowledgeable and dedicated team with a big heart. Supporting people to Get Well, Stay Well and to Thrive is what motivates us day in and day out. We deliver high quality, informed and responsive services and are committed to excellence.

Always on-call. Always professional. Always volunteers. We are normal people doing quiet heroics, dedication and professionalism for free to your community and those in crisis. We find missing people, we save lives in floods and we respond to emergencies alongside our partner agencies.

For more than 30 years we’ve given palliative care to people with life-limiting illnesses in Weston-super-Mare and northern Somerset completely free of charge. We deliver expert care from our base, Jackson-Barstow House where there is a 10 bedroom inpatient unit (IPU), along with a day and wellbeing centre.

Weston Park Cancer Charity is here to face cancer with you. Our services, advice, therapies and support are for you and the people close to you, helping everyone to live with and beyond cancer. All our support is free and we're here for you - every step of the way.

West Sussex Mind is an independent local charity. We support people with their mental health, provide specialist training and campaign to improve services and promote understanding.

At West Wellbeing Suicide Prevention, Belfast, we want to provide immediate access to care and support services for those with poor mental health.

Local Not For Profit Networking Group supporting local charities in and around Wetherby, West Yorkshire

We Too! is a customer driven organisation, based in Aberdeen City and covering the North East of Scotland to empower families of children with disabilities.

The national charity for wheelchair sport. Based at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, the birthplace of the Paralympic Movement. WheelPower is at the heart of wheelchair sport. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for disabled people to enjoy sport and live healthy active lives.

Wheels for All is a national accessible cycling charity which promotes inclusive cycling through a range of successful community engagement programmes that give people the opportunity to cycle on a regular basis; through help, support and guidance.

When You Wish Upon a Star has a simple mission, to grant the Wishes of children living with a life threatening illness.

We're working hard to transform the lives of wheelchair users across the UK, supporting them to become confident and independent young adults.

Who Dares Cares aims to support our Armed Forces, Emergency Services and Veterans, including their families, experiencing the effects of trauma through practical support, activities and Buddy Buddy systems so that they should never feel alone.

Every year we provide hospice care to over 1,200 local people who are living with a life-limiting or terminal illness. We also care for those people close to our patients. We are a charity and receive less than a third of our funding from the NHS. We have to raise over £4.4million every year so that we can continue delivering all of our services for those who need them.

We are the wetland restoration charity. Together we will unlock the power of wetlands – and help nature burst back to life.

Using the legal system to get a better deal for UK wildlife.

We are an independent charity with a mission to save wildlife and wild spaces and to make nature part of life, for everyone. We are working to create and enhance wildlife havens, create Living Landscapes and Living Seas and manage some of the region’s most precious wild places from magnificent islands to ancient woodlands.

We provide free, compassionate care to adults in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas living with a life-limiting illness.Our dedicated team provides specialist, personalised care to support patients and their family members, helping them to deal with the physical and emotional effects of both their illness and treatments.

William’s Gift supports children and their families in hospital by providing care packages, particularly, but not limited to bowel and TPN patients.

The Williams Syndrome Foundation was formed in 1980 and is run by parents for parents of children with this rare condition which causes heart and kidney problems and learning difficulties. It desperately needs funds to finance its ambitious research and family support programmes which include national conventions and regional meetings.