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EMHO Community Interest Company

4th Floor Media FactoryEMHO Logo
UCLan, Preston
Lancashire
PR1 2HE

Contact: David Scarfe

 

Email: info@enduringmentalhealth.org.uk

Web: www.emho.org.uk

  

 

About Us

We are a Mental Health Service Provider, giving advice, services and support to the Public Community. We aim to increase the Awareness, Education & Support of Mental Health in our Communities.

We provide a Personal & Diverse, Mental Health “1 Stop” Wellbeing Organisation, where the Community can access up to date and endorsed information on Mental Health & Wellbeing related topics, as well as our online, face to face, telephone and walk and talk mental health services from a team of Mental Health Professionals. This will be in an efficient and timely manner.

 

 

 

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EET, HSC, Les, Members

Barks & Recreation

Contact: Stephen BrownBarks & Recreation Walking Dogs, Improving Lives

 

Email: info@barksandrec.co.uk

Web: www.barksandrec.co.uk

 

About Us

Barks & Recreation are a Preston organisation that supports people who have a learning disability or mental health condition to walk dogs – and share the profits with the people we support.

We walk the dogs of people who are struggling to care for their own dogs due to a physical health condition or disability, and provide additional services with the aim of keeping the dog and its owner together – preventing social isolation.

 

 

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EET, HSC, Htc, Members

Outdoors4All Together CIC

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Contact: Mr Val Murray

 

Email: valmurraycic@btinternet.com

Web: www.outdoors4alltogether.co.uk

 

 

About Us

Nature-based interventions for individuals with a defined need; providing therapeutic programmes and experiences in woodlands, forests and gardens across Lancashire.

We are passionate about imporving mental health and developing character; we work in partnership with Friends Resilience – endorsed by the World Health Organisation as best practice for the prevention and treatment of anxiety and depression, promoting resilience in families, schools and communities. Outdoors4All Together CIC is a newly formed group of highly qualified, skilled and experienced professionals with backgrounds in Occupational Therapy, Teaching, Policing, Horticultural Therapy, Forest School Leadership and the Scouting movement. We have particular expertise in working with adults, children and young people that are ‘hard to reach’, those who reside in deprived communities, offenders and those who are coping with complex social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs.

 

 

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BAcc, EET, Members, RnM

The Making Rooms BwD CIC

Contact: Thomas Macpherson Pope

 

Email: info@makingrooms.org

Web: www.makingrooms.org

 

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About Us

The Making Rooms is a place where creativity, technology and advanced manufacturing come together in a community facility for us. By business artists, inventors, students, children and just about everyone else to design and make anything from high-tech products and gadgets to toys, artworks, home decorations and tshirts.

 

 

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Chc, CSnC, HSC, Members

Empowered Mothers Network CIC

Contact: Sarah Tomlinson

 

Email: hello@empoweredmothersnetwork.com

Web: www.empoweredmothersnetwork.com

 

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About Us

Empowered Mothers Network provides help and support with perinatal mental / emotional health and wellbeing – we help mothers to build their own village in the absence of the traditional one – via in-home and online postpartum doulas, mother’s circles, groups, workshops and courses.

 

 

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CSnC, EnR, Members

Open Door Furniture Recycling

Unit 6 Briercliffe Business Centre
Townley Street, Briercliffe,
Burnley
Lancashire
BB10 2HG

Tel: 01282 452400

 

Web: www.furniturerecycling.org.uk
 


About Us

Open Door Furniture Recycling is YOUR community based furniture scheme which has been set up on a not for profit basis to provide:

  • Basic furniture, household goods and domestic appliances for disadvantaged people living within Burnley and Pendle who are excluded from buying these items through traditional outlets.
  • A real work experience with vocational training towards a recognised qualification that will help the long-term unemployed secure worthwhile jobs.
  • An opportunity to reduce the volume of waste, re-useable furniture and domestic appliances, going to land fill sites.

 

 

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CSnC, EnR, Members

Gift92

Contact: Peter Metcalf

 

Email: mail@gift92.com

Web: www.gift92.com

 

About Us

Gift92 helps those in real need to build a stable home. We help people with limited finance and receiving state benefits to furnish a property. The charity has been doing this since 1992.

Many of those we help have moved into an empty property and do not have the funds to furnish it. We supply the essential furniture and household items to help them and their family create a home. We collaborate with several local agencies and charities to enhance the household items clients receive through our service.

Our work is supported by generous members of the public who donate usable furniture and household items, we are always in need of more due to demand. The furniture collected has enabled us to help over 750 people in 2018.

 

 

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CSnC, HSC, Les, Members

The 180 Programme C.I.C

Contact: Caroline Sagar

 

Email: hello@180project.co.uk

Web: www.180project.co.uk

   

 

About Us

The 180 Project is a community recovery programme in Lancashire and is one of the first of its kind in the UK. It is unique, effective and unlike anything else for those recovering from addiction problems. We use sport [an adapted CrossFit programme] combined with education, mentoring and peer support to achieve total wellness so participants are physically, emotionally and mentally well and socially connected.

180 gives focus and hope to offenders in the system and those recovering from addiction. It also has the potential to reach those people who are at risk of falling into this cycle as early as possible. Through this we aim to break the cycle of substance abuse, crime and prison to help rebuild lives. The long term goal is to impact positively on criminal re-offense rates, improve local communities and to assist individuals in gaining education, volunteer and employment opportunities.

 

 

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CSnC, HSC, Members

Cauda Equina Syndrome Association

Contact: Claire Thornber

 

Email: clairethornber@hotmail.co.uk

Web: www.ihavecaudaequina.com 

   

 

About Us

We are the national support group for people living with cauda equina syndrome. We run national support group meetings for patients and also raise awareness of the red flags of the condition that arise from medical negligence. We run a helpline and offer advice re issues surrounding the condition.

 

 

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