The Stroke Association is the only UK wide charity solely concerned with supporting people in their life after stroke. It funds research into prevention, treatment and better methods of rehabilitation, and helps stroke patients and their families directly through its Life After Stroke Services. These include Stroke Recovery Service and Communication Support.
Supporting people affected with cancer emotionally and practically, delivering cancer care for all.
The Arc exists to allow people to come together to help build a more cohesive and supportive community in the south-west area of Loughborough. We aim to:
• Increase access to support services for young people to improve their health and well being
• Increase residents’ sense of belonging and engagement in their local community, by providing regular social events, exercise classes, police and councillor drop-ins.
• Increase access to support services and activities for older people in their locality to reduce feelings of isolation
The Baldwin Trust is a volunteer run charity providing small group, fully crewed narrowboat trips along the scenic and tranquil Leicestershire waterways. We've been operating for 40 years. Our two boats are located at Barrow Boating (Barrow upon Soar) and Leicester Marina (Thurmaston) and have ramps and lifts for easy boarding, so no stairs. Each boat can carry up to 12 passengers, with a maximum of 4 wheelchair users per boat and have spacious cabins, kitchen galley and toilet onboard. We operate 7 days a week from 1 April to 31 October (river levels permitting).
The Bridge have been working to address homelessness within our community since 1993. We deliver specialist housing related advice, support, and assistance services, as well as accommodation options to homeless and vulnerably housed people across Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland.
Our mission is to develop sustainable housing solutions for individuals and communities through partnership, empowerment, and good practice. Homelessness is a complex and individualistic issue. We work closely with local authorities and partner organisations to understand and address the root causes, prevent homelessness for those at risk, and offer care and support to people experiencing homelessness.
The Centre Project is a local charity working with single, vulnerable and socially isolated people. We aim to reduce isolation and promote wellbeing and greater inclusion in the wider community.
VISION: Healthier, happier communities for everyone.
TCV connects people and green spaces to deliver lasting outcomes for both. We work mainly in inner city areas, with people from economically challenged backgrounds. TCV does not own land or operate a membership policy. All our activities are free and accessible to all.
In 2021, TCV worked with 67,305 people delivering 41,265 workdays, transforming 1,051 green spaces. As a result of their work, 93% of volunteers felt more connected to nature, 91% learnt new skills, 81% felt more connected to their local community, 93% felt their wellbeing was improved.
We are also known as E2, a UK charity supporting disadvantaged individuals in Beaumont Leys Ward, Leicester. E2 bridges the digital divide, providing technology access and enhancing digital and language skills. E2 empowers marginalised youth and adults through community initiatives. These include a food pantry, guidance services, alternative education for excluded youth, open-access youth sessions, community safety programs, and awareness campaigns addressing current issues. E2 follows the 'Circle of Courage' philosophy, enabling troubled youth to transition positively into adulthood. Serving diverse age groups, E2 delivers holiday activities, clubs, sports, and youth services, supporting residents, academic success, well-being, and brighter futures.
Holistic approach to emotional, mental health, physical and overall wellbeing for all ages.
TREC’s mission is to challenge racial discrimination, promote the benefits of a racially just society and empower individuals and communities affected by racial disadvantage to join us in challenging inequalities.
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