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The mission of the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law is to protect and advance the rights of adults and children who have mental disabilities. The Center envisions an America where people who have mental illnesses or developmental disabilities exercise their own life choices and have access to the resources that enable them to participate fully in their communities.

Since 1996, we have been supporting and helping carers, relatives and friends of loved ones with a range of mental health issues. This can be someone to talk to, practical advice, useful information, interesting speakers, occasional social activities and other much-needed support in Worcestershire.

Habitat Services was established in 1987 to help address concerns of boarding homes with very poor living conditions and to improve the quality of life for tenants. The concept of using a contract to standardize services and improve housing standards in boarding homes was developed. The details were worked out in consultation with consumer/survivors, advocates, representatives of the provincial and municipal governments, mental health workers and boarding home owners/operators. The result was the Habitat Services contract model which is unique in Ontario. It is based on a contract between Habitat Services, a non-profit agency, and the owners of private sector and non-profit boarding homes. Regular monitoring of the houses ensures compliance with the contract standards. On-site housing support services for tenants are provided. Habitat funded homes provide permanent housing for 931 adults at 45 different locations across Toronto.

Pure Mental NI is a youth-led mental health charity, run by young people under the age of 30, which aims to improve the education and awareness surrounding mental health and well-being for children and young people in Northern Ireland's Primary and Post-Primary schools.

MEN'S X MENTAL, INC. is a nonprofit movement focused on normalizing and improving men’s mental health—especially among male athletes—by creating safe spaces, sharing stories, running programs and raising funds (including via merchandise) to support athlete-focused mental‑health work.

Hope mental wellbeing is a Belfast based charity committed to improving mental health across Northern Ireland, we provide Mental wellbeing coaching, Cbt talking therapies, Workshops, Talks & Events for individuals, groups and organisations we work on anxiety, low confidence and emotional stress.

The promotion of social inclusion amongst people who are socially excluded from society or parts thereof as a result of mental ill-health, through the provision of creative events which foster social connection and allow for the exploration of mental illness. The Dragon Cafe is the flagship project

Provides support and education for people with schizophrenia and other serious and persistent mental illnesses, their families and friends. o Strengthening Families Together education course for adults who have a family member or friend with a mental illness o Kids in Control education course for children and Teens in Control for youth who have a parent or other close family member with a mental illness o Family Support groups or individual support o Library Peer Support Program groups or individual support by Peer Supporters Increase public awareness and understanding of schizophrenia and other serious and persistent mental illnesses. Collaborate with other agencies and government on behalf of people with schizophrenia and other serious and persistent mental illnesses for better legislation and services. Promote research into the causes, treatment, and ultimate cure of schizophrenia and other serious and persistent mental illnesses

Leading the way to a better quality of life for everyone severely affected by mental illness.

The Mental Illness Foundation’s actions are crucial: it refers to resources, raises awareness, demystifies taboos, informs about symptoms and finances research. Also,with its programs Partners For Life and Nothing’s Working?, it relies on prevention to facilitate early detection of mental illness among teenagers and workers. For more information about the MIF, please visit our website at www.mentalillnessfoundation.org

CMHLG children and youth overcome their difficulties while supporting parents to strengthen families. We provide free counselling and parenting support for children, youth and families. Donations through CanadaHelps are directed to our Making Play Possible program. Making Play Possible is overseen by a committee of community members and partner agencies passionate about increasing access to recreation for children and youth in Leeds-Grenville. The program has operated through Children's Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville since 2004. Making Play Possible funds recreation for children and youth through the generous support of indivduals like you. Your investment can change the course of a child's life. Making Play Possible gives all children and youth in Leeds-Grenville the chance to participate in recreation - regardless of the barriers they may face. By helping families access recreation, we are raising kids who will grow up physically and mentally strong.