Jersey Cheshire Home (UK, JCC2) Browse events

Providing Residential, Day Care and Respite services to adults with all levels of physical disability. Enabling them to lead full and independent lives and offering access to activities and events that others may take for granted.

Protect Our Winters UK (UK, SC047595) Browse events

Winter is changing.The climate is changing.We need to start changing too.  Protect Our Winters UK is a new charity. Your contribution will help us to grow and put down roots in the UK winter sports community. You can give us a one-off donation or a monthly gift, from as little as £2 - surprise us!Your donation will help us to fulfill our ambitions - volunteer programme, projects with universities and schools, events, partnerships, ambassador scheme - the list is endless. We can't start this work without your help.Donate to Protect Our Winters UK today. Winter needs you. Charity No: SC047595 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page YouTube Please click here to visit our YouTube page

Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity (UK, 20200334) Browse events

Our mission is to ensure that no worker feels alone in a crisis, and our 24/7 Construction Industry Helpline and app provides free and confidential access to vital support for construction families in the UK and Ireland, when it is needed most. Please help us to continue our vital work.

Jellybean Kids' Appeal (UK, 1050469) Browse events

Wish One of the Jellybean Kids' Appeal for a child-friendly A&E area is complete, with the new Children's Emergency Department up and running. Wish Two, for extra equipment for sick and premature newborn babies in the Neonatal Unit, has also been recently completed with the provision of £80,000 worth of extra high-tech equipment ensuring that every baby has the best possible start in life. And we are pleased that Ronald McDonald House Charities have agreed to fund a seven-bedroom parents accommodation unit at a cost of £750,000 completing Wish Three, but the appeal still has one more wish to achieve. The Jellybean Kids' Appeal is now raising funds for Wish Four? child friendly elements and equipment within a new Child Assessment Centre, especially for children with complex needs. The Multi Disciplinary Team assesses the development of over 400 children each year, and having a great, child-friendly environment will put children at ease - and with the children, parents, brothers & sisters all happier, successful assessments are easier too.

Nugent (UK, 1187072) Browse events

We are a Merseyside-based registered charity, caring, educating, and protecting vulnerable children, young people, and adults through our schools, care homes, community services, social work services, and adoption agency. Our reach extends across the North West of England. We strive to generate interest, awareness, and understanding of issues around poverty and social welfare and the impact of this on our wider communities. The origins of Nugent date back to Victorian Liverpool and the pioneering work of Father James Nugent (1822-1905) in relation to child welfare, relief from poverty, and social reform. Through his ministry, Father Nugent witnessed first-hand the suffering caused by poverty and appalling conditions and took action to remedy the situation. By the time of his death, Father Nugent had given homes and valuable skills to thousands of children, and laid the foundations for the work currently undertaken by Nugent. Nugent is the Diocesan Caritas Agency for the Catholic Archdiocese of Liverpool.

The Sussex Heart Charity (UK, 1120998) Browse events

The Sussex Heart Charity, is a Sussex based that has been raising funds and supporting cardiac care since 1987. Our is to support cardiac services in Sussex improving patient care and giving support to their families in facing the challenges of heart disease;

Arc Antenatal Results And Choices (UK, 1148653) Browse events

Each year 35,000 parents are told their unborn baby may have an abnormality. ARC provides information about antenatal testing and supports parents and their families when an abnormality is discovered in their much wanted baby. ARC is a lifeline for expectant and bereaved parents.

The Rock Trust (UK, The Rock Trust - N/A) Browse events

The Rock Trust works in Edinburgh and the Lothians with young people between the ages of 16- 25 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Our role is to advise, educate and support young people to build better futures.

Kent Association for the Blind (UK, 1062354) Browse events

KAB supports sight impaired people of all ages to live independent lives. We assist over 11,000 people across Kent, Medway and Bromley. Adjusting to sight loss is a unique journey for each individual & KAB work to find ways to overcome the difficulties & encourage people to live life to the full.

North Cumbria University Hospital NHS Trust (UK, 1059946) Browse events

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MicroLoan Foundation (UK, MicroLoan Foundation - N/A) Browse events

Dreams Come True Charity (UK, Dreams Come True Charity - N/A) Browse events

Rotary Club Of Milton Keynes Swimathon (UK, 1051108) Browse events

Our club in Milton Keynes is part of Rotary International. Our swimathon helps many local charities. Specifically in 2014 we will be helping: Willen Hospice, Harry's Rainbow, Carers MK, MK Play Association, Association for young people with ME, Independent Cinema MK and other Rotary charities.

Positive East (UK, 1001582) Browse events

Positive East helps thousands of people living with HIV in London. Free HIV testing, counselling and support, housing and benefits advice, health and wellbeing programmes including volunteering opportunities and employment support. Our aim is to help people with HIV to live full, productive lives.

DAY1 (UK, SC036896) Browse events

DAY1 is a Scottish based charity providing 15 year olds from tough social backgrounds with a year long one-to-one mentoring service. Each young person discovers a positive direction in their lives and sets themselves up to move into sustainable employment or further training leading to the same.

Friends Of Rwandan Rugby (UK, 1113179) Browse events

"When we play rugby everyone smlles" Friends of Rwandan Rugby is a small, innovative charity which teaches the joys of rugby to boys and girls in some of the most impoverished regions of Rwanda.  FoRR’s mission is to promote reconciliation through sport, using rugby to build trust, friendships and foster shared experiences on the rugby field.  The charity currently employs 6 Rugby Development Officers (RDOs) coaching rugby across 85 rural schools. For all the gruesome statistics from Rwanda’s genocide – and there are many – perhaps the most sobering is that 96% of the child population at the time are thought to have witnessed the bloodshed first hand.  Now those children are helping to build a new Rwanda and for some one thing has made that unenviable task just a little easier:  Rugby Rugby as a contact sport helps build very strong relationships & friendships.  Players need to be friends with their team mates so they take care of you on the pitch. FoRR focuses on teaching rugby to children and young adults in schools and communities across Rwanda from towns to rural areas.  FoRR’s core day to day activities involve:

Project Why UK (UK, 1184910) Browse events

Project WHY UK is a registered charity set up to help advance education and relieve poverty in Delhi. It supports Project Why, a Delhi based charity which provides education, training welfare.They help transform the lives of some of the most disadvantaged children and families living in the city.

Pulmonary Fibrosis NI (UK, NIC109094) Browse events

CARING-SHARING-SUPPORTING Patients and Carers in Northern Ireland; Pulmonary Fibrosis is a terminal condition and Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis has no known cause or cure. We at The Northern Trust Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Group (NTPFSG) are here to provide support to sufferers of pulmonary fibrosis and their families from all across Northern Ireland; working to improve their quality of life. We provide practical support with day to day living. We help raise awareness and support research into improved outcomes and greater understanding of pulmonary fibrosis. We also provide a supportive place to come together to chat and socialise with a community that understands what it is like to live with pulmonary fibrosis. We have Ambassadors all across Northern Ireland who link with and assist their local pulmonary fibrosis community. We are a not for profit charity who have appointed Directors who give up their time freely and work collectively for the betterment of all pulmonary sufferers in Northern Ireland. Our President is Dr Eoin Murtagh (Respiratory Consultant) Antrim Area Hospital) and our Patron is Mrs Julie Hesmondhalgh The NTPFSG is involved with our politicians on the all party working group for lung health in Northern Ireland. We have contact with our Respiratory medical teams across the Health and Social Care Trusts to ensure that they are aware of the services we provide to sufferers and their families. If you feel we could help you then please contact us.

Friends of VisPa (UK, 102928) Browse events

Friends of VisPa exists to put Christian faith into action and support VisPa school and orphanage. VisPa seeks to nourish each child and young person through the provision of education, food, clothing and healthcare to highly vulnerable children and young people in Kisumu, Kenya.

The British Dyslexia Association (UK, The British Dyslexia Association - N/A) Browse events

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust Charitable Fund (UK, 1082989) Browse events

The charity works to improve the experience of patients and carers when they access those services run by the CNWL NHS Foundation Trust, as well as to support staff who look after them. The Trust provides a wide range of Mental Health, Learning Disability, Addictions, Eating Disorder and Community services, for children, working age adults, and older adults, across North, and North West London. Some of these services are recognised nationally as specialist in their fields, and patients may be referred from anywhere within the UK. Where possible, the Trust seeks to see and treat patients close to their local community. However, sometimes, an individual needs a period on a ward, and CNWL is able to provide this too. To achieve this, CNWL has over 100 sites across North and North West London. Individual donations or fundraising activities from friends and supporters of the Trust are very welcome. While the Charity prefers to keep donations unrestricted, all clinical teams have access to funds designated for their use by the Charity. These funds are often used to provide facilities or experiences for patients and staff. Two examples are: The Nightingale Project, which seeks to bring art and artists into a clinical environment, to provide colour and stimulation, is an example of the significant impact the charity has on the lives and experiences of patients and staff. The Tanzania Link Project: The Trust is developing a long term relationship with a hospital in Mirembe, Tanzania. The Charity is able to support this work, and the development of staff, who are able to give their time to the project.

Baczac His Legacy (UK, Baczac His Legacy - N/A) Browse events

#ChallengeDerbyshire (UK, 700636AshgateHospicecare) Browse events

Three local charities are joining together to launch a fundraising challenge to raise much needed funds to support patients with any serious or life-limiting illness across North Derbyshire. Ashgate Hospicecare, Blythe House Hospice and Helen's Trust offer different services but are all committed to helping patients and their families.

Felix Fund - The Bomb Disposal Charity (UK, 1142494) Browse events

Felix Fund supports bomb disposal experts and their families. We fund therapeutic breaks for bomb disposal teams returning from Afghanistan and other welfare and rehabilitation facilities for EOD units. We also provide hardship grants for individual members of ‘the bomb disposal family’ in need.

Berkeley Foundation (UK, 1152596) Browse events

The Berkeley Foundation aims to help young people, their families and the communities in which we work, with the vision of making a real difference by helping people to improve their lives and participate actively in society and thrive through their own efforts.