non profit organization in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Richmond Fellowship provides employment services for people with mental health problems across Buckinghamshire in partnership with Bucks IAPT Healthy Minds

SMART: worried about your drinking or drug use? Help to stay safe, cut down, or stop using. Whatever your goals, we're here to help you achieve them.

South Bucks Hospice is a Buckinghamshire Hospice Care facility and offers patient-centered palliative care to individuals.

Chiltern Rangers is a social enterprise delivering practical habitat management and advice in Bucks and the Chilterns.

The British Contract Furnishing Association

Free daily loan of electric scooters, manual and powered wheelchairs for use around High Wycombe. Local charity supported by your donations.

The first WI in this county, Ivinghoe, was opened in 1917 and continues today as the enlarged Ivinghoe and Pitstone WI. The federation was formed in 1920 and we now have 139 WIs with a total of a…

LFTW provide addictions training from basic drugs awareness for parents, teachers and churches, through to a University validated Certificate Course

SHOPS – the Safe Home Ordering Protection Scheme

Mediation is a way of improving relationships and resolving differences between people. Neighbour disputes

SV2G - Raising Awareness of Caribbean Heritage and Culture: SV2G - Raising Awareness of Caribbean Heritage and Culture

The British Red Cross offers first aid and health and safety training to help you prepare for emergencies which may happen at work, at home, or when you’re out and about.

Carers Bucks is a charity established in 2004 to support the well being of unpaid, family carers in Buckinghamshire. We are part of the Carers Trust Network

…caring about our town: past, present and future

Everyone wants a purposeful job - to do something really meaningful. At Mencap, we can give you that. Find out about our learning disability job opportunities

International Friendship

Merryfields provides a residential overnight Short Break Service in Buckinghamshire.

Promoting better mental health in the Wycombe District.