Charities & Voluntary Organisations in Southall, Middlesex

Welcome To The National Bullying Helpline The National Bullying Helpline provides practical helpline support to both adults and children who are struggling with bullying issues, whether this is in the home, the community, a school or the workplace. Whether the bullying is on or off line, we provide assistance. If the caller is at risk of self-harm or harm from others our volunteers get involved and work closely with the emergency services up to the point that we know that the caller is safe. We save lives. The helpline provides assistance to parents struggling with bullying in schools and also employment advice in cases of alleged workplace bullying (including suspension and dismissal cases). Very often, a caller is highly stressed or even unwell due to the problems they are facing. They just need someone to listen and help them identify a solution or an approach to a problem that they may not have thought through themselves. Our objective is to help a caller remedy their problem, however complex it may seem. The National Bullying Helpline have launched an eCRIME website which will help adults and children with on-line-abuse and/or cyber bullying including; trolling, stalking, grooming, e-theft and any form of harassment on-line. We work closely with the Police in these cases. Bullying is bullying, on or off line. With ever changing technology we are noticing an increase in on-line crime including hacking, trolling, mobbing, grooming, stalking and harassment. These hackers are bullies and bullies do not discriminate. We are all potential targets, on or off line, whether we are an individual, a business or a large Corporation. Without doubt, bullying impacts on all our lives. Keep our number safe and stay safe. If you know anyone who is struggling with a bullying issue, please give them our number. Tel: 0845 22 55 787 or 07734 701221 Websites: www.nationalbullyinghelpline.co.uk and www.ecrime.action.co.uk When calling or leaving an email,

At Gift Foundation Ltd, we believe that everyone deserves a second chance no matter what has happened in their past, and therefore, we host fundraising events to raise money for those needing support. Furthermore, we created our charity because we wanted to give back to those who supported us through our plights. The money raised from our fundraising is divided between four organisations to ensure that people from all walks of life receive the help they need. The primary 'cause' receives 50% of the funds raised, the second and third 'causes' receive 20%, and the final 10% goes to a nominated 'good cause' that is local to where the event is held. Many people in the UK are suffering from mental and physical health issues because of money problems, and these are the people we want to help the most. Plus, to demonstrate our commitment to making a difference to as many lives as possible, we endeavour to keep overheads for each event below 10% which allows us to give 90% or more to the chosen 'causes'. If you would like to find out more about our work or upcoming fundraising days, please feel free to contact us.

Our care We provide care for ex-Service people and their partners who live with disability or dementia in three state-of-the-art Homes. We work to ensure that ex-Service people and their partners who need our care are looked after and respected as individuals. Their nursing, disability and dementia care needs are met in an appropriate, personalised and compassionate way, by highly skilled, motivated staff. We've been providing care for veterans for over a century. We constantly evolve our services and innovate in our care to meet the present and future needs of our Armed Forces, just as we have for more than 100 years. Our mission Royal Star & Garter provides award-winning care for veterans and their partners who live with disability or dementia, in state-of-the-art Homes. The charity was founded in 1916 to care for the severely injured young men returning from the battlegrounds of the First World War. Today, we provide specialist nursing, dementia and therapeutic care, together with a varied and engaging programme of activities, which enable residents to remain independent and enjoy life.