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CRUSE (Bereavement Care)
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- Cruse Bereavement Care exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people and to enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss. Services are free to bereaved people. The charity provides support and offers information, advice, education and training services.
- helpline@cruse.org.uk
- Address
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135 St Mary Street, Southampton
SO14 1NX
Feel Good UK
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- Feel Good UK is a new charity offering a preventative mental health solution to young people in the UK. Working with schools, colleges, job centres, prisons, youth detention centres and community organisations, we offer a number of 'thought management' strategies and techniques to help individuals effectively manage their mental health, preventing…
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c/o The Beneficial Foundation
16 Anson Road
Fratton
Portsmouth
PO4 8TB
HIB - Help in Bereavement
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- A free service to help anyone dealing with bereavement.
- Address
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PO Box 617, Portsmouth
PO6 2ZR
NHS Choices
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- Get medical advice now from NHS Direct which provides you with symptom checkers, quick answers, email advice and phone numbers if you need medical help now. Find phone numbers, addresses and information on health services near you. Find everything from GPs to gyms, hospitals, dentists and other health services. …
Off the Record (Portsmouth)
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- A free, confidential support service to young people aged 11-25 offering counselling, information and befriending to young people. Limited support to parents available. Website lists agencies for young people in the Portsmouth and the surrounding area.
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250 Fratton Road, Portsmouth
PO1 4HH
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