Charities in Bury
Find charities in the local Bury area to support in thebestofbury charities section of our directory.
If you're looking to support a local charity, you can find them all here with everything from mental health to animal sanctuaries, cancer charities and homeless charities.
All are worthwhile causes to support, no matter what you may want to be involved with, volunteering and giving up your time can be very rewarding.
Find the best Charities in Bury as recommended by local Bury people in thebestof Bury's Charities directory.
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The Santaceptor is an annual fundraising event run around Christmas time! The beneficiaries of this charity often change annually but are always charities based within the Bury Borough.
Bury Floating Support from Calico are a free support and information service for people in Bury who need help to maintain or find a tenancy, or are struggling in their own home.
Early Break is one Bury's most proactive charities, offering advice and support for young people struggling with drug and alcohol misuse. The charity has been established since 1994 and covers Bury, Rochdale and East Lancashire.
Early Break support worker Anna is excellent!! Personalised support given to my daughter, covering matters that mattered and also an insight to other things that are happening in the world these days and possible upcoming in the future. Very personalised care for my daughter providing her with fidget toys during their sessions to calm needs, very professional yet cool to allow a special bond from my daughter who constantly speaks highly and respectfully of Anna, looking forward to future sessions and reflecting on past sessions.
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Bury Gateway Charity offer support to those with learning disabilities, along with their carers and support workers. to enjoy a fun and safe environment. Daily drop in's, weekly social nights and holidays are all part of being part of this wonderful charity.
Bury Hospice is a local charity delivering very special nursing and medical care to local men and women who are living with a life-threatening or terminal illness whilst supporting their families and carers.
My Grandfather was unfortunate to have to go in Bury Hospice towards the end of his life. They couldn't do enough to make his final days as pleasant as possible.
Great staff, lovely building and the best you can ask for at a very sad time.
Great staff, lovely building and the best you can ask for at a very sad time.
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BIG is a non-profit, user led charity which aims to promote good mental health recovery. It serves mental health service users in Bury and welcomes any adult experiencing a mental health issue.
BIG groups are warm and welcoming. If you are suffering in isolation, don't! If you're anxious about going to a new group please phone up and somebody will meet you and welcome you gently into the group. BIG made a huge impression on my life for the better!
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A fantastic initiative has been launched across Bury to ensure that vulnerable people can quickly access help as and when they need it. The Safe Place Scheme works with businesses to provide training and awareness on helping people with autism or other vulnerabilities.
Harvey's Army are an animal charity that tirelessly work to reunite pets and their owners. Whether a dog, a cat or even a ferret, they'll do everything within their power to ensure that each animal returns to it's rightful home.
Making Space is one of the most proactive charities in Bury, offering personalised support to people who live with physical and/or mental health conditions that affect their daily life.
It is now over a year since I first attended the Dementia Café with my partner. Although I had heard about the café, for various reasons I put off going. When I did eventually pluck up the courage to go I realised how silly I was not to have gone earlier. Your café provides information, compassion, friendship, warmth and a shoulder to cry on. It is a joyful place where people with dementia and their carers can relax in a happy caring environment for two hours with you, your wonderful staff and volunteers. On entering the café one is met by lovely warm smiles from you and your team followed immediately by either tea or coffee and biscuits. Nothing is too much trouble for you. The talks and entertainment you provide for us are excellent and thanks to the talk by Health Call Home Opticians last month, I was able to get them to test his eyes – no easy job but they managed and now he is awaiting new spectacles. Recently you have been given a year’s funding to promote a friends sitting service for carers. I have been lucky to be one of the recipients of this service, which has teamed me up with a lovely lady. Now I am able to go out for three hours every month on a Thursday night. It is wonderful and knowing that he is in such good hands I leave with an easy mind. What I am really trying to say to you in this letter is well done for starting the Dementia Café where, for people like me and many other carers, it is a safe haven and a place of comfort where we can escape to for two hours away from our scary and unpredictable lives. As the café is going from strength to strength, I do hope the sitting service does the same as it is something else that makes life much more bearable for me and other carers like me. Once again I would like to say well done to you and your staff and all the volunteers. Many thanks from one grateful and appreciative carer.
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Annabelle's Challenge is one of the most proactive charities in Bury, raising awareness for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and supporting people who are living with this rare, serious and life-threatening condition.
I met annabelles father at the bury expo last year . As I had never come across EDS I was intrigued to find out more information. After an informative and heartfelt explanation of the challenges annabelle has to face and the amazing work the charity does I was lost for words . Annabelle is a very lucky girl to have such supportive and wonderful parents. Excellent charity and effort for raising awareness of EDS .
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Charities in Bury
Looking to support a local charity in Bury? Look no further than RammyMen - a charity set up by the men of Rammy, for the men of Rammy.
ANDYSMANCLUB is a charity organisation that provides free peer-to-peer support groups both online and throughout the United Kingdom, with a focus on preventing suicide among men.
The Counselling and Family Centre is a beacon of support and empowerment, brightening lives and strengthening communities with every step they take.
African is a specialist women's charity based in Bury that offer a food bank and support to African and Caribbean women within the community and surrounding areas.
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