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Mencap FamilyHub
FamilyHub is a new section of the Mencap website, which helps connect family members of people with learning disabilities with each other for support. They can meet others, ask questions about learning disability, share experiences and offer support.
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Meniere's Society
Meniere's disease is a long-term progressive disorder of the inner ear. Main symptoms include vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss. Meniere's Society is for people with dizziness and balance disorders. They provide support and information to those affected by vestibular disorders, their families and carers, and fund research into all aspects of these conditions.
Address:
The Rookery, Surrey Hills Business Park, Wotton, Surrey
Telephone: 01306 876883
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Meningitis Now
Meningitis Now can support you if you have been affected by this disease. They offer a range of support such as: Community support, Bereavement support, Legal support, Financial support, Young people support, Peer support and a Helpline.
Address:
Fern House, Bath Road, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Telephone: 0808 80 10 388 (9am-4pm Monday - Thursday and 9am-1pm Friday)
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Menshare Listening Group
Thursday Evening from 7pm-9pm
Horley Baptist Church have set up a confidential listening group for men over the age of eighteen. It is a respectful environment for men to talk and listen with other men who may be sharing the same situation or feelings.
It runs on a Thursday at 7pm-9pm.
Address:
289 Court Lodge Road, Horley
Telephone: 07508336995
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Mental Health Crisis Helpline Surrey
Mental health crisis helpline for people in emotional distress or experiencing suicidal thoughts and in need of support.
It is open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.
Telephone: 0800 915 4644
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Mental Health Discussion Groups for Men
Thursday's via Zoom from 7pm-8pm.
The Lucy Rayner Foundation hold mental health discussion groups for men, where people from all walks of life can talk, listen and provide mutual support to one another. Whatever mental health issues you are facing, the weekly meetings via zoom provide a safe space that is completely confidential and free of judgement.
All of the men’s group sessions are on an ad-hoc basis so people can show up as and when they please. The meetings run on a Thursday from 7pm-8pm, for the meeting ID please see website.
Address:
Reigate Road, Hookwood, Horley, Surrey
Telephone: 01737 910 907
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Mental Health Foundation
They are a mental health charity, their work involves:
- Researching, developing and advocating for new and more effective ways to support and protect good mental health
- Running national campaigns and providing everyone with evidence-backed advice and resources
- Partnering with organisations across the UK and taking the valuable lessons they’ve learned and sharing solutions that are proven to work
- A range of resources and information pages
Address:
Mental Health Foundation, Colechurch House, 1, London Bridge Walk, London
Telephone: 020 7803 1100
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Mental Health Matters (MHM)
We provide support to thousands of people every year, covering many aspects of their lives: from psychological and well-being therapeutic recovery interventions through to everyday employment, housing, independent and community support needs. We aim to enable everyone to recover and / or move towards their own independence and well-being.
Address:
Avalon House, St Catherine's Court, Sunderland Enterprise Park, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear
Telephone: 0191 516 3500
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Mental Wellbeing Audio Guides
Free audio guides are available that give advice on how to approach common problems with emotional wellbeing, such as anxiety, depression, sleep problems and low confidence.
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Mentell - support for men
Mentell is a UK charity that provides men's groups for males aged 18+ to talk in a safe and confidential space, free from advice and judgement. Groups take place online and in-person at different venues around the country
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