Charities in Plymouth
A charity is a not-for-profit organisation; therefore, their primary purpose is not to make money.
To function as a charity, they must register with the Charity Commission and have charitable purposes defined in their governing documents.
For more information about charities, please view the Charity Commission website.
To find out more about how they can help you, please contact them using the phone number, email, or website address they have provided.
Rethink Mental Illness Plymouth Community Services
Here at Plymouth Community Services, we offer one to one, goal orientated, practical support in the Plymouth area. Our service is short-term support tailored to the individual on a one to one basis, which could be either weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Routeways
Routeways deliver projects that serve to enhance the social and economic well being of communities by providing choice and opportunity for individuals.
Royal Association for Deaf People
The Royal Association for Deaf People (RAD) promotes the welfare and interests of deaf people and provides services to deaf people in their first or preferred language, usually British Sign Language (BSL).
Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is one of the UK's leading sight loss charities and has the largest community of blind and partially sighted people.
Royal Osteoporosis Society
The Royal Osteoporosis Society provides information and support to people suffering with osteoporosis and educates families in the prevention of osteoporosis. They offer a helpline, run fundraising activities, and the local branches often organise talks to the community.
Royal Society for Blind Children
The RSBC wants every blind child, young person, and their family to have the skills and confidence to live their life without limits.
Salvation Army - Zion House
The Salvation Army offers a safe, supportive environment for individuals, helping them make positive choices about their current circumstances.
Samaritans of Plymouth, East Cornwall and South West Devon
We offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way - about whatever's getting to you. You don't have to be suicidal.
Scope Helpline
Scope's helpline provides free, independent and impartial advice and support on issues that matter to disabled people and their families.
Sensory Solutions - Improving Lives Plymouth
Sensory Solutions provides information, advice, and equipment for people of all ages with concerns about sight or hearing.
Sibs
Sibs provides support for brothers and sisters of disabled children and adults from 7 years old through to adult siblings, parents or carers, and professionals.
SOS! SEN
SOS!SEN offers friendly, independent, and confidential advice for parents and others looking for information and advice on Special Educational Needs (SEN).
St John Ambulance
St John Ambulance is a volunteer powered, charitable organisation dedicated to the teaching of first aid. We support the NHS, provide medical support at public events and administer engaging youth programmes throughout England.
St Luke's Hospice Plymouth
St Luke's Hospice Plymouth is an independent charity providing specialist advice and support to people with progressive life-limiting illnesses in Plymouth, South West Devon and East Cornwall. We believe that everyone deserves quality end of life care, no matter where.
Support for the over 50's
We have Active Living Centres where over 50's can socialise and enjoy activities - Mount Gould and our Dementia Centre in Plymstock.
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