MLSS Outreach Leicester

Outreach Projects

MLSS is here to serve humanity, and given our nature there are so many ways in which we support both individuals and families through our outreach work. We’re determined to provide 360-degree support and ensure we are looking after both the physical and mental wellbeing of our service users.

What our Outreach work covers:

  • Money-management
  • Benefit enquiries
  • Pip appeals
  • Advance payments help
  • Setting up house hold bills
  • One-to-one support
  • Bank account help
  • Mental health signposting
  • Mental health support groups
  • Walk and talk sessions
  • Help with household items and clothing
  • Bus pass applications
  • Assistance with doctors another healthcare professions
  • Registration for Doctors and Dentist
  • Help with ongoing housing
  • Enquiries
  • Family mediation
  • Prescription help and enquiries
  • Turning point assistance
  • Help with lifestyle skills
  • Monthly budget in plans
  • Charity link application forms
  • Probation and Court assistance
  • Feedback of findings to other charities and other platforms
  • Get active plans
  • Activity groups

As you can appreciate this work takes a lot of time, commitment and resources. Please help support this amazing work.  

If you want to find out more about any of our outreach work then please do feel free to get in touch.

Wedding Camps

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Medical Camps

Medical camps from 2014 onwards in Punjab have been organised by MLSS to help people suffering from medical issues who cannot afford their medical expenses.

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Water Boring

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House Renovations

Everyone needs a roof for their families and for themselves. MLSS has done house renovations from 2015 to make better living for poor people who

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