Members

The Domestic Abuse (DA) Alliance brings together organisations working on the frontline of domestic abuse across the UK with the legal sector to deliver immediate legal assistance and protection for victims.

Our free-to-use WEPROTECT mobile app – developed in conjunction with police and domestic abuse support service providers, enables instant victim referral from the scene of an incident to ensure that appropriate legal protection is actioned without delay. WEPROTECT has already been rolled out to frontline officers across a number of police forces as well as by several IDVA services and charities working with victims of domestic abuse across England and Wales.

DrugFam provides a lifeline of safe, caring and professional support to families, friends and partners who are struggling to cope with the nightmare of a loved one’s addiction to drugs or alcohol and to those who have been bereaved by addiction or related causes.

Every Life Matters work to promote Suicide Safer Communities and provide suicide bereavement support across Cumbria. They have a support directory for more information about the support and services available across Cumbria, Nationally and Online.

Gambling with Lives aims to support families who have been bereaved by gambling-related suicide and raise awareness amongst gamblers, their families and friends, and health professionals of the dangerous effects of gambling on mental health and the high suicide risk.

The Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership bring together NHS, council, fire service and police to private companies and charities, as well as individual health and care staff, volunteers, family carers, patients and local people to improve health and wellbeing for people in the Greater Manchester area.

The Greater Manchester Suicide Bereavement Information Service provides a confidential information service for individuals bereaved or affected by suicide.

Grief Encounters provide free, professional and specialist bereavement support services. Their mission is to give every child and young person access to the best possible support following the death of someone close. They work closely with individuals, families, schools and professionals to offer a way through the anxiety, fear and isolation so often caused by grief.

Harmless provides counselling, information, training and consultancy to people at risk of self-harm, suicidal thoughts and intent; their friends, families and professionals. Harmless manage also manages ‘The Tomorrow Project‘, an outreach suicide prevention programme

Hector’s House signposting charity, with the aim to stop suicide and the stigma surrounding mental health issues. They promote open discussions around mental health issues to end stigma and prevent suicide

Hidayah’s mission is to provide support and welfare for LGBTQI+ Muslims and promote social justice and education about their community to counter discrimination, prejudice, and injustice.

Holding On Letting Go is an organisation that works to help children to cope with the death of a loved one/someone close to them, in the Kent area.

Humber, Coast and Vale ICS x Mind Suicide Bereavement Support Service available to individuals who live within Hull, East Riding, North and North East Lincolnshire, for all ages. The service can provide you with practical and emotional support, which could include Cognitive Behaviour Therapy techniques, mindfulness or guidance. Support will be tailored to each individual.

The If U Care Share foundation provides practical and emotional support to those impacted by suspected suicide in the Durham, Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside, Northumberland, South Tyneside and Sunderland areas.

James’ Place supports men 18 and over in the Liverpool area, who are experiencing a suicidal crisis. They offer therapeutic support in a calm and peaceful environment.

Kelly has worked in a range of roles to deliver support to transgender people, children and families. Vice-Chair of Glos Cats and founding Member of the Gender Trust, Kelly works to ensure that support is available to anyone seeking support around transitioning or their gender identity. Kelly also works as a Samaritans volunteer and has even gone on to support the training of further Samaritans volunteers. Kelly is an NHS adviser for the trans community for the Southwest and is one of the founding members of the Hate Crime panel.

LCGL Counselling and Training Services is a charity sponsored by the Lincolnshire Co-operative and grant funded by Lincolnshire County Council. They are a free counselling service that responds to the needs of children/young people and adults in Lincolnshire that have been bereaved.

Leeds Suicide Bereavement Service supports people who have been bereaved by suicide; whether that be of a close family member, friend, colleague or neighbour or if your loss was 2 hours, 2 days, 22 days or 22 years ago

The Police are often the first responders to incidents of sudden death. The Leicestershire Police force work to refer people who are bereaved, to help ensure they are offered support from the most appropriate agencies.