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Our main service uses music to benefit people with dementia and their carers. People can access Music Therapy @ Home, Together in Song singing groups in care homes (led by trained volunteers), Music Therapy in care homes and Sing 2 Remember groups in the community and Mindset. We also provide programmes for people with chronic lung disease and other health conditions through Social Prescribing.

Working to create a warm, friendly atmosphere that enables everyone to thrive enough to live meaningful and satisfying lives. Through a community approach, we deliver activities that utilise the NHS five ways to wellbeing in order to improve the mental health of the people of Stamford and the surrounding area.

The Mindstep Foundation is a suicide prevention charity that funds research to better understand and prevent suicide, as well as training counsellors and providing ASIST training. Founded by the family of Max Davies who died by suicide in 2018 at 22 years old, their aim is to prevent another family from experiencing such a devastating loss to suicide.

We’re Teesside’s Leading Mental Health Charity We believe everyone has the right to live a happy and meaningful life, with access to the best possible care and services. Remember, you’re not alone. We’re here for you and there is always somewhere to turn to for support.

The Mintridge Foundation was founded in 2015 by Managing Director Alex Wallace. A lifelong sports fan, Alex was keen to channel her interests and help others. Alex wanted to use her experiences, both positive and negative, to promote an active lifestyle and positive mental health for children and young people and to harness the power of sporting role models to help and influence young people.

Charity for young people with autism in Leicestershire.

Our mission encompasses safeguarding the tradition of travelling theatre and serving as a catalyst for Cornwall’s vibrant theatre sector.

Misfits HFT is a UKAHFT affiliated airgun target shooting club that hosts one of the nine UKAHFT national events every year. We also enter a team into the national series each year.

Missing People is the UK charity for anyone affected by disappearance. It provides a free, confidential helpline, the Runaway Helpline for under-18s, family support and publicity appeals, works with police to help find and safeguard missing people, and undertakes research and campaigning.

Mission 44 is a charity working to build a fairer, more inclusive future for young people around the world. We invest in solutions that empower young people to overcome social injustice and succeed.

Working in partnership with hundreds of other Christian and humanitarian organisations, MAF delivers help, hope and healing to remote and inaccessible communities in the developing world.

For over a century, Mission Care has been a beacon of hope for vulnerable individuals across South London. Today, we proudly provide exceptional care to more than 230 residents across our five homes, ensuring that each person’s unique needs are met with dignity and compassion.

We train young adults with learning disability to help them into paid employment and to lead fulfilled lives in their community

Funds raised from Mission: Everest will go towards Armed Forces and Veterans charities, with a particular focus on organisations which support the bereaved children of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedom.

Race Retrain Recover

Supporting families affected by Neuroblastoma with Financial & Emotional aid, and raising vital awareness of the early signs & symptoms of this childhood cancer.

MLD Support Association UK was set up to bring hope to families in the fight to eradicate Metachromatic Leukodystrophy (MLD). Our aim is to provide support by way of shared information from people in similar circumstances who have already experienced the effects of the condition and/or any new research and treatments available.

The MND Association (MNDA) focuses on improving access to care, research and campaigning for those people living with or affected by MND in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The MND Association (MNDA) focuses on improving access to care, research and campaigning for those people living with or affected by MND in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Our vision is a world without motor neuron disease (MND). Until that day comes, we are here to make time count for everyone affected by MND in Scotland.We fund ground-breaking MND research and world-class clinical trials. We campaign to fix a broken system and to secure lasting change. But much of our day-to-day work is in making time count for people with MND and the loved ones supporting them.