1ne, provides a full time, abstinence based treatment programme for addicts who wish to maintain a sober lifestyle. We provide education, counselling and support for anyone affected by another?s addiction and NE Teens provides counselling for young people (12+) affected by addiction.

A WAY OUT's vision is to reach, change and save the lives of at risk and vulnerable women and young people by educating, empowering and supporting them to live healthy, whole and enjoyable lives. The charity operates a rehabilitation & support centre alongside schools and community based activities.

ADAS supports people to become and remain abstinent from drug/alcohol and to live a healthy and productive lifestyle. This is done by intensive group work and one to one counselling. ADAS was established to support this client group who are socially excluded due to their alcohol/drug dependency.

Addiction is the biggest preventable killer in the UK. We take action to disarm addiction. We do this through research, treatment, family support, education and training.

Addaction rebuilds lives by working with communities, families and people affected by drink and drugs.

Adfam is the national charity to focus on families affected by drugs and alcohol and the support they need - recognising that families often suffer the most from substance misuse.

Mission Statement: Alcohol Concern is the national agency on alcohol misuse campaigning for effective alcohol policy and improved services for people whose lives are affected by alcohol-related problems.

About Alcohol Concern: Alcohol Concern is a membership body working at a national level to influence alcohol policy and champion best practice locally. We support professionals and organisations by providing expertise, information and guidance. We are a challenging voice to the drinks industry and promote public awareness of alcohol issues.

Educational and Community Development Charity Based in the Two Deprived Wards of Biscot and Bury Park in Luton.

Educational and Community Development Charity Based in the Two Deprived Wards of Biscot and Bury Park in Luton.

BADAS provides drug and alcohol services to relieve poverty, sickness and distress amongst thse suffering from drug and/or alcohol abuse and their families.

Bench is a Crisis Recovert UK project, working with alcoholics, drug users, ex-offenders and homeless people in South East London. Based in Deptford. the Mission of the charity is to provide immediate and ongoing support to vulnerable and disadvantaged people.

The Big Issue in The North Trust provides support to vendors to help them make steps towards improving their lives. It offers social activities, help with accessing services, ESOL classes and a general shoulder to lean on in times of hardship.

Blenheim CDP is one of London?s leading drug treatment agencies. Our primary aim is to reduce drug related harm to both individuals and the wider community.

We manage services across London including direct access, primary stimulant and crack services as well as GP shared care schemes and day programmes. The organisation works to improve the health, well-being and life opportunities of drug users by direct treatment, access to health and welfare services and ETE options. See www.blenheimcdp.org.uk for more details.

The Brent Centre for Young People is committed to the well being of vulnerable young people aged 14 - 21. It provides a comprehensive serve offering Mental Health, Sexual Health and Drugs and Alcohol Service at the Centre - all under one roof. The Centre also provides a specialist Mental Health Service in local secondary schools and engages thousands of young people through outreach in the community offering satellite services, workshops and educational sessions.

It is a registered charity that aims to promote good health for all and to treat people with mental distress fairly, positively and with respect. It provides highly effective services including befriending, counselling for adults and children, day sevices and supported employment.

CAP seeks to help relieve the want and poverty in the Wakefield District and beyond. Anyone in need can access the service which provides food, clothing housewares, furniture, as well as providing shower facilities, advice, counselling an signposting to other providers.

Chapter 1 provides accommodation and related support services to help vulnerable people enjoy a more fulfilled life. It is a charity, based on Christian principles, which offers human compassion and practical support to meet people's needs respecting their faith, culture and social background. Currently Chapter 1 works in partnership with 29 local authorities and has a growing network of 40 projects across England.

Chapter 1 is the trading name of Christian Alliance Housing Association Limited. Charity No. 293232. Company No. 1937003. TSA Regulator of Social Housing Registration H 3658

The Coach House Trust provides occupational, educational, training and employment opportunities for those most disadvantaged in the labour market.

The Connection at St Martin?s helps homeless people by providing specialist services - including a day and night centre, outreach for rough sleepers, skills training and career advice, activity programmes and specialist support for complex needs ? to 200 people in central London every day. We offer advice, care and support in a welcoming and friendly environment. By encouraging each person to address the issues which caused their homelessness, we help them to gain the skills and confidence to make lasting changes in their lives.

CoreKids helps families to overcome the effects of substance misuse together - providing a range of family, parent and child focused interventions, in many sites across London and Hertfordshire.

It is a non-profit, independent, charity and leading provider of specialist services to those affected by drug and alcohol use. Its range of services has an acknowledged reputation for delivering treatment, rehabilitation and support of high quality, with the aim of reducing the impact and harm caused by drug and alcohol use to individuals and communities.

It is one of the ways in which the churches in Bristol work together to help homeless people, people who used to be homeless, and anyone with life-disrupting problems

The Crookstone Adventure Trust is a charitable organisation set up to provide accommodation as a base for outward-bound activities in the Peak District to be used by young people, under the age of 25, from all over the UK and internationally to develop their physical and mental capacities.

CrossReach is one of the biggest care providers in Scotland. Each day we help support over 4000 of the most vulnerable people in Scotland. We have 80 different services providing care and support in these areas: Addictions, Children & Families, Counselling & Support, Criminal Justice, Homelessness, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Older People.

DENS is a Hemel Hempstead based Homelessness Charity that helps hundreds of people get their lives back on track each year. Accommodation is provided at the Night Shelter and Move-On whilst at the Day Centre clients can enjoy a hot meal and get life-changing advice on benefits, housing & employment.

“Having someone believe in me has stopped me thinking I can’t do things and started believing and seeing that I can” – Mary 21 Drive Ahead participant” Depaul Trust Ireland provides accommodation, outreach and training services to homeless and disadvantaged people, with 4 projects in Belfast and 8 in Dublin.

PRESERVE & PROTECT THE GOOD MENTAL & PHYSICAL HEALTH OF PEOPLE IN HERTFORDSHIRE BY PROVISION OF COUNSELLING, ASSOCIATED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES & LIFE SKILLS COACHING TO PERSONS WHO MAY BE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED BY REASON OF ONE OR MORE VARIOUS FACTORS

Dialdruglink is the leading charity in Cambridgeshire working with young people at risk of sexual exploition and substance misuse. We improve the lives of young people in danger, providing a safe place to explore positive change.

DrugFAM was established by Elizabeth Burton-Phillips who lost one of her twin sons, Nick, to Heroin. We are open to anyone who is affected by someone else's use or misuse of drugs or and alcohol. We run a telephone helpline, a weekly support group, one to one counselling, advice and information. Please call 0845 8838 53

The Drugs and Homeless Initiative aims to help those in need out of the cycle of homelessness and drug/alcohol abuse by providing a range of practical and emotional support services with particular regard for those who are socially excluded as a result of poor housing, lack of employable skills or other means.

Drugsline offers schools education (this year we have delivered educational sessions to over 40,000 children), a freephone crisis and support line, a drop-in service, 121 counselling, aftercare groups and support groups for people who are affected by their own or someone else?s addiction. All services share the common goal of educating, encouraging and promoting a lifestyle of abstinence as well as providing high-quality, accessible services for local people and their families. We have been providing services for over 17 years and our unique approach owes much to dialogue with past and present users of the service and is always being reviewed to ensure we quickly meet the needs of whoever reaches out for help. At present the majority of our income is generated by donations and I do hope that you consider Drugsline a charity that you would like to support.

Eclipse is a registered charity that seeks to meet the needs of people within the Milton Keynes area. We provide a general counselling service but have particular expertise and experience in the area of addiction counselling. We provide a free counselling service to all those referred to us, particularly those involving addiction issues and drug and alcohol problems.

EDP works with people across Devon and in Dorset who have, or are affected by, drug and alcohol problems. Our mission is to reduce the harm caused by substance misuse and social exclusion through work with individuals, families and communities.

We exist to help homeless people to rehabilitate themselves, by providing accommodation, education and skills training, advice and support, plus some practical work experience. We operate in the East Midlands, and our base is in Loughborough

First Base is a drug, alcohol and gambling information centre. Our services include support projects for Veterans, families and women at risk of violence as a result of addiction problems. We deliver presentations, training, issue food parcels and give ?signposting? advice to visitors to the Agency.

It provides structured day care, therapy and support to clients with drug and alcohol problems. It also provides Aftercare, Family Support and Parenting Groups. It is an abstinence based facility with 8 quasi-residential beds available.

Foundation66 works creatively with individuals, communities and policy makers to achieve positive change and reduce the harm caused by problem alcohol and drug use. Everything about what Foundation66 does is channelled into changing lives together through the provision of alcohol and drug misuse services in the London area.

Frontiers is a charity that runs a programme of activities for young people who are disengaged from education and failing at school. Our students often come from disadvantaged or disruptive backgrounds, have a history of violent or disruptive behaviours, truant regularly and / or are excluded from school.

We teach practical, meaningful activities, such as bushcraft, horticulture, & carpentry, which re-engage them with learning. Staff coach students to turn around their negative behaviours and help them find a more productive future.

We have a track record of taking students involved in street violence and crime, redirecting them to a productive, meaningful future.

www.frontiers.uk.net

Grow is Watford based charity providing accommodation and care for the homeless and disadvantaged. Grow hostels are staffed and run by ordinary people who make a difference by doing extraordinary work. GROW understands that people don't care how much a charity knows until they know how much a charity cares. GROW cares!

Being there for gamekeepers, stalkers and ghillies

A cafe for homeless and other vulnerable people in the centre of Oxford. Open six days a week in the early evening. Activities and clothes as well as simple, nutritious food. In other words, a community centre for those who have no community.

Glasgow City Mission is a Scottish Christian charity. Since 1826, it has been showing compassion to vulnerable people and fighting against poverty and disadvantage. They believe everyone that needs their help has real value and they want to support them on a journey of life transformation.

Grandparents Plus champions the vital role of grandparents and the wider family in children's lives, especially when they take on a caring role in difficult family circumstances. It supports them by campaigning for change, providing evidence, policy solutions, training and building networks so that grandparents and carers can have a voice.

Grandparents Plus champions the vital role of grandparents and the wider family in children's lives, especially when they take on a caring role in difficult family circumstances. It supports them by campaigning for change, providing evidence, policy solutions, training and building networks so that grandparents and carers can have a voice.

Assist those residents of Hambleton and Richmondshire with any addiction problem whether that be alcohol, drugs, gambling etc

The Harrogate Homeless Project is the only direct access hostel in Harrogate and the District, providing emergency accommodation and support for those who are homeless. Only 65% of our running costs are met through statutory funding and other grants, so we constantly need to raise money in order to continue.

Hope City Enterprise is the charity initiative of The Megacentre. It exists to equip, inspire and launch people into greatness. Projects include: City Hearts, a residential facility for young women with life controlling issues; Buzz Schools, a programme working in schools across Sheffield, Liverpool and Leeds and Hope Families, an initiative working with parents and families across Leeds. You can donate to each individual charity through each projects General Appeals pages or by a direct donation to Hope City Enterprise.

The aim of HOPE worldwide is a simple one - to bring hope to the world. The charity works in the UK, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal and focuses on the areas of health, orphans, HIV, education, homelessness, drug and alcohol addiction and education.

Independence Trust (IT) supports some of the most excluded people of all ages across Gloucestershire who have alcohol, drug or mental health problems. IT provides community interventions that support families. IT actively recruits and develops volunteers to play their part in people?s recovery.

ISAAC is an international network of Christians responding to the escalating problem of substance misuse and addiction. Our members work in rehabilitation centres, street agencies, counselling services and prevention programmes in nearly 70 countries. ISAAC seeks to connect, encourage and equip its members by: Encouraging cooperation and sharing of resources, training and expertise. By organising International and regional conferences. By facilitating training in addiction-related issues.

One of the activities of the Jamie Oliver Foundation offers young marginalised people, often in need of an opportunity, a chance to transform their lives through the experience of learning to work in the restaurant industry. At the beginning of their training at the Fifteen Restaurant, all of our Apprentices are unemployed and not in education; most have experienced personal and social difficulties, housing problems and substance abuse. Through our unique tailored Apprentice and personal development programme, we support them to overcome these issues. They graduate as qualified chefs with hands on experience allowing them to be employed in some of the country's best restaurants. Through our unique tailored Apprentice and personal development programme, we support them to overcome these issues. They graduate as qualified chefs with hands on experience allowing them to be employed in some of the country's best restaurants.

Jimmy's is a Cambridge-based charity that provides emergency accommodation for 31 homeless men and women. Jimmy?s is open every night, welcoming guests to a place of warmth and safety. Jimmy's aims to provide a homely environment where there is the opportunity for both community and restoration.

The Kenward Trust independent registered Christian charity, has more than FORTY years experience of providing the very best in professionally operated recovery programmes for people suffering from alcohol or other drug abuse problems.

A service that is available to all over the age of 18 years, regardless of gender religious, philisophical belief or ethnic origin. An opportunity is given to work towards living in a more complete and satisfying way. It is hoped that people will find restoration, reduced confusion and a return to making decisions; also an ability to look to the future in an attitude of hope.

Khulisa programmes seek to reach the hearts and minds of individuals caught up in a cycle of crime and violence. It offers unconventional approaches that apply non-violent communication and survival strategies to social problems effecting radical change among the individuals, and entire communities

Since 1995, Kickstart has worked with over 12,000 people and their families who have been affected by substance misuse. Clients attend a 12 week programme (Mon-Fri, 10am – 4pm), which includes group work, training and 1-2-1 sessions. To date, 91% clients who complete the Kickstart programme remain clean from substances for life.

Launchpad Reading provides affordable accommodation and support for people who, having experienced homelessness, are vulnerable and socially excluded. Many of the people helped by Launchpad Reading have mental health problems, drug and alcohol dependency issues and need help to re-build their confidence and self-esteem.

It is the official registered charity for the Lincolnshire PCT and the Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. It benefits the patients and staff of both Trusts by funding enhancements to the services and facilities.

The Link works with vulnerable and at risk individuals, many of whom experience deprivation, exclusion or loneliness. We provide a range of facilities, programmes and support for young people; older people; children and young parents; migrant workers; people experiencing chronic addiction to alcohol; and churches and community groups wishing to engage in community and good relations work. Our work is underpinned by community development principles and our mission is to seek to accept and value individuals as they are, enabling them to recognise their self worth and encouraging them to achieve their full potential.

The largest Irish welfare organisation outside Ireland, caring for thousands of the most vulnerable in our community. Please help us to help them.

The Matthew Project - a Norfolk charity. Supporting people with drug and alcohol related issues. Providing innovative education about the risks of drugs and alcohol. Empowering people to make more informed choices. Assisting ALL members of the community with drug and alcohol problems including the user and worried relatives and friends. The Youth Team educate young people about the risks of substances, helping them to make more informed and safer life choices, ideally before any dependencies develop.

The Mustard Tree helps rebuild the lives of the homeless and marginalised across Greater Manchester. It does this through the provision of food, clothing, furniture and a range of training and social activities.

A unique organisation in its field. Completely drug free programme using nutrition, deep sauna detox and life skills courses to completely blow away the negative behaviour patterns of substance misusers. It rehabilitates drug and alcohol users to a stable, successful, ethical, happy condition who are valuable contributing members of society.

The Nehemiah Project is a London based Christian charity that helps rehabilitate those with addictions, especially from the streets or prison. An amazing 75 per cent of graduates remain drug and alcohol free.

The Nelson Trust provides residential treatment, care and support for people with complex drug and alcohol addictions. It provides aftercare, supports addicts' families and is developing a preventative programme for young people. Treatment is abstinence based, supporting people to full recovery and independent living through therapeutic and education, training & employment programmes.

NOAH is a Luton-based charity offering hope and support to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Our support ranges from a hot meal and medical care to work experience, counselling and NVQ accredited training Although an important aspect of our work is finding permanent accommodation, simply putting a roof over someone's head is rarely enough to correct the chain of events that led them into homelessness in the first place. NOAH works with the whole person to find permanent and individually tailored pathways out of homelessness and we continue to provide this support long after permanent accommodation has been found.

Norcare provides a range of support services and accommodation for vulnerable people aged 16 and over in the North East.

Over the last 30 years, we've worked with thousands of people to help them overcome their addiction or dependency to alcohol, drugs or gambling. And with the valuable support of our funders, donors and partners, we're able to continue providing greatly needed services to change more people's lives

Over 25 years ago Northlands became the very first community-based, independent treatment centre in Ireland and the first small unit to take the treatment of alcohol problems out of the mental health setting.

One25 is run by women for women who are street-based sexworkers, those who are in the process of exiting such work, and those who have now exited. Based in Bristol, we enable women to consider change, and help them access the services they need.

Pharmacist Support is an organisation working for pharmacists and their families to provide help and support in times of need. All support provided by the Charity is specifically tailored to an individual’s circumstances and includes assistance relating to financial hardship, stress, addiction and emotional and practical support.

Phoenix Futures is the leading UK drug and alcohol treatment network. The charity provides a highly effective range of services in communities, prisons and residential rehabs that each year help thousands of people transform their lives. We support people through our adult and family residential rehabs, structured day services, prison services, women only services, community services, harm reduction programmes, alcohol only services, conservation therapy programmes and skills and education programmes. Visit: www.phoenix-futures.org.uk for more information.

It helps people with different needs; drugs & drinks problems; homelessness, mental health problems, learning disabilities; domestic violence etc. Offering free training to charities enabling them to work with people from different cultures who live in our communities, it supports local government & councils in an advisory capacity.

PIPS (Public Initaitive for the Prevention of Suicide) has launched a fundraising campaign to raise funds for a proposed centre of excellence. Architects plans have been drawn up for the new premises which will be converted into a state of the art suicide support and prevention centre.

It is centre for the community especially for youth development and training for the unemployed. It is also a shelter for the homeless, drug addicts and lonely elderly. It also teaches the word of God.

Since 1860 Providence Row has been helping homeless people in London.

We have changed over the years, but we have not wavered from our key aim of helping homeless people. We work to match our services to a changing homeless population and changing environments. Our core services are: breakfast, assessment and follow up for housing and benefits, providing a postal address, IT café, showers and laundry facilities, substance misuse and mental health support, needle exchange, legal advice, emergency short-term accommodation and meaningful occupation activities.

Quaker Service is a cross community family welfare charity which contributes in a practical way to the understanding and reduction of the causes and effects of violence, suffering and social deprivation on communities in Northern Ireland. QS provides services to support vulnerable and undervalued individuals, families and children.

The Rehabilitation for Addicted Prisoners Trust provides abstinence based treatment and rehabilitation for men and women with chemical dependencies. It aims to reduce crime by providing specialist services in prisons and in the community that help offenders to turn their lives around.

Release is the national centre of expertise on drugs and drugs law providing free and confidential specialist advice to the public and professionals. Release also campaigns for changes to UK drug policy to bring about a fairer and more compassionate legal framework to manage drug use in our society.

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation

We are a community based charitable organisation set up for the primary purpose of helping homeless men recover from alcohol addiction, with the long term aim of maintaining sobriety and help our men secure independent living within our community.

The Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen provides care, compassion and support to working, retired and disabled fishermen and their families. Deep-sea fishing is dangerous and unpredictable. Hardship and tragedy are facts of everyday life in the UK?s fishing

The Rugby Portobello Trust works with young people under the age of 25 in North Kensington in London. Our aim is to help these young people, through a wide range of activities and learning programmes, to achieve their personal best and to grow up to become independent adults who can play a full part in their local community.

Samaritans offers confidential emotional support to anyone who is going through a crisis or thinking of taking their own life. The branch provides a telephone service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is open for visitors by appointment from 9.30am to 8.00pm.

Samaritans offers 24 hour emotional support to anyone going through a crisis who needs to talk in confidence without being judged. Yeovil Samaritans speaks to people in Somerset and Dorset, and takes calls from all over the UK. It has 90 volunteers who answer over 13,000 calls and reply to over 1,200 emails a year. We raise funds to run the branch and keep the service going.

Supporting independence from alcohol and tackling homelessness.

Simon On The Streets provides emotional and practical support to people with complex needs who cannot or will not access other services. Within that group it focuses on people who are homeless and rootless, especially those with issues related to rough sleeping.

South London YMCA works in the London Boroughs of Croydon, Lambeth and Sutton. Its main work is with homeless young people, providing them with housing, support and guidance to empower them towards independent living and to building a better life. It also has specialist services offering accommodation and advice. It offers support to all communities, regardless of religious belief.

The charity supports projects and organisations which divert young people from criminal and anti-social behaviour and substance misuse.

Southmead Project provides specialist counselling support to adult survivors of child abuse who have turned to drugs, alcohol or other ways of self-harming in order to suppress the emotional impact of such trauma. It also delivers training programmes in dealing with clients' disclosure of abuse.

The Spitalfields Crypt Trust a charity offering a range of high-quality support, rehabilitation and training services, to people facing problems of homelessness, alcohol, drugs, poverty or social isolation. We run a daily drop-in centre, a rehabilitation hostel, two second-stage move-on homes, a life skills training centre, and five charity shops.

St George's Crypt provides care, support and shelter for homeless, rootless and disadvantaged people from Leeds and the surrounding areas. It runs a drop-in centre, provides crisis accommodation for rough sleepers, and runs two hostels for residents with a history of alcohol dependency.

St Martins Housing Trust has a 30 year history of striving to address the needs of single homeless people in Norwich & Norfolk. We offer emergency direct access accommodation, residential care, support and personal development to enable everyone to achieve their full potential and a greater level of independence.

St Paul’s Hostel charity operates three projects within Worcester aimed at targeting homelessness and its causes. The mission is not to intervene in individuals’ private lives, but to provide the support and care necessary for clients to gain the level of independence for which they can take responsibility.

The Stauros Foundation seeks to minister to people who are addicted to alcohol and other drugs and to offer support to their families. Working alongside the local church, Stauros reaches out to those in the community who are affected by addiction.

Stonham provides housing, care and practical support for vulnerable people. Stoneham's work is about ensuring that disadvantaged people can live securely and independently. It works with single homeless people, people with mental health problems, young people leaving care, women and children escaping domestic violence, ex-offenders, refugees, vulnerable mothers and people with substance misuse problems.

It helps make Portsmouth a kinder safer place by supporting young people on the streets every Friday and Saturday night from 10-3am around night-time venues in the city centre. Teams of trained Christian volunteers serve together in partnership with the Police and Council.

Streetlytes aim engages and befriends the homeless by providing food, clothing, mentoring and referral. Our mission is advocate for the homeless on behalf of their seeking assistance for drug and alcohol, housing, mental health and employment issues.

Supporting Through Sport aims to integrate men and women who enjoy sport with people experiencing difficulties with life controlling problems.

SCDT helps homeless and vulnerable people in Surrey, Sutton and the Wokingham area in Berkshire. Our aim is to provide accommodation and support to people with a variety of support needs to assist them to develop their confidence and daily living skills so they can move on and live as independently as possible. Our work is mainly funded by government; however, there are always funding gaps and a growing shortfall, which makes it difficult to provide the ?added extras? which maximise the effectiveness of the housing and support we provide, such as move-on grants for residents to help them move-on successfully to more independent accommodation (funding such items as cookers, fridges, carpeting or furniture). We support homeless people, lone-parent families with domestic violence issues, people with mental health problems, older people, people with physical disabilities, people with learning disabilities and those recovering from drug/alcohol dependency. We help over 1,000 people and families every year and has helped over 15,000 since 1972. Please support our important work.

SWAN provides counselling for young people and adults who feel that alcohol is affecting their lives detrimentally. SWAN offers a non-12 step programme that focuses on harm reduction and relapse prevention. The mix of services offered to each client is unique, according to their needs. SWAN never turns away anyone it feels it can help.

Teen Challenge Strathclyde is a charity which operates across central Scotland to help people who have developed life controlling problems, especially drug / alcohol addictions, and also to offer preventative help to those who may be in danger of doing so.

The principle activities of our organisation aim to promote positive fulfilling lifestyles, emotional wellbeing, and long-term changes for better outcomes. We give practical and emotional support to those experiencing the effects of homelessness and vulnerable housing, substance misuse, mental ill health, poverty, domestic violence, unemployment and social isolation. Our charity benefits those who have been out of employment for many years, young people leaving care, people on low incomes and people needing support with literacy, numeracy, parenting and basic living skills.

Turning Point work to relieve poverty, transform lives and restore hope amongst acutely vulnerable children and their families. We offer a holistic range of programmes which provide children with access to education, healthcare and regular meals, in addition to providing them with psycho-social support. We also operate pioneering prevention projects, aimed at supporting families, promoting independence and working towards financial self-sufficiency.

It provides financial assistance for deserving members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons or their relatives and dependents, and supports the profession through the Veterinary Surgeons' Health Support Programme and Vet Helpline.

It was set up specifically to receive donations from members of the company and supporters of the Foundations objectives. It supports: Charities concerned with the prevention of alcohol abuse Education, especially schools in East London Any charity nominated by a member of the Company

Vita Nova is a Bournemouth based charity providing plays and workshops covering the issues of alcohol, drugs, bullying and domestic abuse to local schools. Our volunteers have experienced some of these and are able to bring real life experiences into their performances.

The Wellspring supports homeless people with a range of services including housing, health, education, jobs, CV's, advice, alcohol & drug support.

West London Centre is an everyday lifeline for 70-100 people experiencing varying degrees of homelessness. It provides a range of services from canteen,shower,laundry,clothing,luggage storage and mail holding to specialist on site advice and referral services. It provides support to almost 1600 people yearly.

The club was formed in 1924 and currently has nearly 50 members who meet each Thursday lunch time at The Owls at Standish. The club has been the catalyst for a number of landmark community developments in health, education, and culture in the town.

Wiston Lodge provides Personal, Social and Emotional Development residential and day programmes for groups of young people and vulnerable adults, tailored to suit their individual needs, in an emotionally secure environment. Wiston Lodge also provides a venue that welcomes many diverse groups running their own programmes.

Women@thewell, whose patrons include Baroness Helena Kennedy, aims to provide a creative and supportive space for vulnerable women based on Gospel values and to develop a holistic response to their needs. It aims to empower these women to make choices to improve the quality of their lives.

The Worthing Churches Homeless Projects started as a direct response from the people of Worthing Community in 1991 to the needs of those homeless and vulnerable by provision of a soup run. Its vision for the local area is that no local person needs to sleep out and everyone has the opportunity to fulfil their potential.

Yeldall Manor (charity: Yeldall Christian Centres) is a Christian rehabilitation centre near Reading in Berkshire, providing residential rehabilitation to men with drug or alcohol addictions. Since Yeldall Manor began in 1977, hundreds of men have passed through the doors and found rehabilitation from drug or alcohol addiction and, in many cases, a new or renewed faith in Christ.