The Lighthouse Club has developed the Building Mental Health initiative to tackle the mental health crisis in the UK’s construction industry.
The Sue Ryder Foundation has been in Moggerhanger, just outside Bedford, since 1977 and the building is now a hospice serving the Bedfordshire area.
The Bedford Foodbank think that nobody in the community should face going hungry. That’s why they provide three days’ of emergency food and support to local people in crisis.
Autism Bedfordshire are an independent charity dedicated to improving the lives of autistic people and their families across Bedfordshire.
The Samaritans are there, day or night, for anyone who’s struggling to cope, who needs someone to listen without judgement or pressure.
Tibbs Foundation is dedicated to offering a wide range of activities providing cognitive and physical stimulation in a safe, supportive space for people in all stages of dementia.
Part of a worldwide movements that supports almost half a million people each week, Bedfordshire Scouts helps to give 6-25 year old's the skills they need for life.
Headway promote understanding of all aspects of brain injury and provide information, support and services to survivors, their families and carers.
Schoolreaders, established in 2013, finds volunteers and places them in primary schools where they give free one-to-one reading sessions.
Riding for the Disabled benefit the lives of over 25,000 disabled children and adults. With fun activities, they provide therapy, fitness, and opportunities for achievement.
Age UK Bedfordshire is an independent charity. They have been working in Bedford for the last 30 years, providing support services to older people.
The Road Victims Trust offer a range of free support services to residents of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire who are affected by fatal road collisions.
The Royal British Legion, widely known for the Poppy Appeal, has been supporting Service personnel, veterans and their families since 1921.
