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Anxiety UK works to relieve and support those living with anxiety by providing information, support and understanding

Despite 1 in 4 facing mental health issues, many lack support. Mind advocates for mental health, offering help and respect for all.

We support all facing life's challenges through our life-saving services, national campaigns, and community building, regardless of their background.

The NHS provides a wealth of information and support regarding mental health, which can be accessed via their website here.

Young Minds, the UK's top charity for youth mental health, offers 24/7 free support through the Crisis Messenger for those in crisis.

Mental Health at Work, a joint effort by Mind, The Royal Foundation, and Heads Together, provides essential resources

Bipolar UK, the sole national charity for bipolar support, empowers 1,000 people monthly with peer-focused efforts, aiming to assist thousands more.

As mental illness experts, we ensure individuals get tailored support for a quality life and dignity, acknowledging everyone's unique needs.

SANE aims for a world where mental illness carries no shame, urging recognition of its societal impact and parity with physical health treatment.

With 1 in 5 experiencing suicidal thoughts, urgent action is needed. We offer non-judgmental support, helping you navigate your thoughts without pressure or directives.

Refuge, the UK's largest domestic abuse charity, supports thousands daily to overcome abuse's impacts and rebuild lives in safety.

We offer support and information, empowering you, the expert of your life, to make the best choices for yourself.

Relate's UK-wide network offers varied counselling services like relationship, family, children's, and sex therapy, through face-to-face sessions with licensed counsellors.

We provide varied support including a helpline, groups, and personal sessions, ensuring accessible grief assistance through our 4,000 trained bereavement volunteers.

If your drinking concerns you, exploring Alcoholics Anonymous and its recovery program can offer guidance and support for alcoholism issues

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) provides support for those struggling with drug use, helping members achieve and maintain a drug-free life.

We support individuals with their eating disorder battles through our Helpline, workshops, and chatrooms, ensuring no one is alone.

Approximately 750,000 in the UK suffer from severe OCD, which is more complex than often thought. Information on diagnosis and understanding OCD is available here

No Panic provides self-help tools for managing anxiety disorders, empowering individuals to work towards recovery and lead fulfilling lives.

PAPYRUS focuses on preventing youth suicide in the UK, promoting mental health and believing in the preventability of suicide among those 35 and under.

Able Futures delivers the Access to Work Mental Health Support Service nationwide, partnering with the Department for Work and Pensions.

As the UK's leading children’s charity for over 130 years, we advocate for every childhood, supported by our community and operational framework

Alzheimer's Society provides varied support, including phone listening, personal visits, and community connection, consistently available no matter the need

Many struggle to discuss gambling or seek help, fearing judgment. This common concern highlights the stigma around gambling issues.

OCD Action has improved lives for 25 years, aiming for a future where OCD is well-understood, and everyone receives timely support and treatment.