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LinksMental Health Organisationswww.JewishMentalHealth.infoDirectory of Jewish Mental Health Services in Greater London
Action Against DepressionAction Against Depression was inaugurated on 26th January 1999 by The Secretary of State for Health, to serve sufferers from depression, their families, friends and the caring professions.
All Party Parliamentary Committee on Mental HealthJAMI President Martin Aaron is a member of this representative committee which is looking at all aspects of mental health including the mental health bill and mental incapacity bill.
Benefits and WorkNew mental health and benefits guide
CareandHealth.comTo read more and to search the archives visit News and Policy Watch. England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland
CHABADDrugs Help line
ChizukFor those experiencing mental/emotional stress and their carers/families within the Orthodox Jewish community. We offer a drop-in with separate sessions for men and women, a home befriending service, support for people in their own homes, hospital visiting and advocacy.
First Steps to FreedomRegistered charity which aims to help, in a practical way, people who suffer from phobias, obsessional compulsive disorder, those with general anxiety, panic attacks, anorexia and bulimia, and those who wish to come off tranquillisers, together with help for their carers. Also help, advice and support for the carers of those with borderline personality disorder.
Jewish CareEvery week Jewish Care helps thousands of people in the Jewish Community - young and old alike deal with problems they cannot solve on their own. If you need help of support one of the areas listed below - call Jewish Care direct on 020 8922. They can help with: Older People People suffering from Alzheimers Disease or other forms of dementia Visual impairment Physical disability Mental Health Problems Younger people Holocaust survivors Carers and Families
Manic Depression Fellowship (MDF)The Manic Depression Fellowship works to enable people affected by manic depression to take control of their lives.
Mental Health FoundationMajor web site on mental health. Includes list of mental health Internet resources. Vast listing includes an analysis by continent
Mental Health Aftercare Association (MACA)MACA works to improve quality of life for people with mental health needs and their carers, using their experience and opinions to provide effective services, promote good practice and influence policy on mental health. The Association delivers a wide range of community and hospital-based services.
MINDNational Association for Mental Health
MIYADNational Jewish Crisis Help line
Rethink (NSF - National Schizophrenia Fellowship)Working together to help everyone affected by severe mental illness, including schizophrenia, to recover a better quality of life National advice line
OCDCentreThis is the first specialised unit for the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in the UK. We offer online, telephone and in-person help. All of our information is FREE. We are also affiliated with the charity First Steps to Freedom (see above)
SamaritansHelp line
SaneOne of the UK's leading charities concerned with improving the lives of everyone affected by mental illness
Wings of Care - AustraliaAustralian website support for the mentally ill in the Jewish community and their families.
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