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(UK, 700636AshgateHospicecare) Browse eventsThree 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.
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(UK, 1152596) Browse eventsThe 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.
(UK, 266518) Browse eventsDonations to AKF support the programmes of the Aga Khan Development Network. AKDN works across a spectrum of fields, from food security to microfinance, to improve living conditions and development opportunities for poor or isolated communities in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. www.akdn.org
(UK, 403106) Browse eventsHospices of Hope is the leading palliative care charity in South East Europe and has pioneered services for children and adults with terminal and life-limiting illnesses for 30 years. We believe that everyone deserves the best possible care at the end of life. But in developing countries like Romania, Serbia, Albania and Moldova many patients still die in pain, without being offered any physical, spiritual or emotional comfort. Struggling healthcare systems offer little or nothing in the way of hospice care. Every year more than 70% of adults and children diagnosed with cancer in Romania, will experience unrelieved pain. We have cared for over 40,000 patients and trained over 20,000 medical professionals. The first in-patient hospice opened in the city of Brasov, Romania, in 2002 and a new hospice in Bucharest for patients with advanced cancer was completed in September 2014.
(UK, 1056825) Browse eventsThe Friary is committed to tackling disadvantage and changing lives by delivering free advice, health and support services. We are determined to cater for the needs of the most vulnerable in our society and will support people into recovery and advocate for those without a voice.
(UK, SCO52369) Browse eventsFighting to raise awareness and offering financial support and friendship for those living with incurable secondary breast cancer. The Fighting to be Heard Foundation functions with 100% volunteers; there are no paid employees, and the majority are Secondary Breast Cancer patients.
(UK, 1016998) Browse eventsREADY is a volunteer run charity. We raise money to help young people with disabilities to take part in sport and healthy leisure activities for fun and fitness. Independently. We provide grants for specialist equipment e.g.racing and basketball wheelchairs, ice sledges and electronic aids.
(UK, 1156036) Browse eventsQuest Group of the Riding for the Disabled Association provides riding for disabled young people and adults. It operates from Laris Farm, Chobham, Surrey. We own four working ponies and hire others. Our riders experience stimulating lessons and hacks in the countryside.
(UK, 1207930) Browse eventsGRI-UK is aiming to advance the health, cures & treatments of people with, but not exclusive to, GRIA, GRID, GRIK & GRIN Disorders to help them live their best lives possible.
(UK, 1135648) Browse eventsWLAC offers counselling, therapy and group services to vulnerable families and children within the boroughs of Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham. It is a small, local charity which allows us to work in a responsive, flexible and innovative manner to provide services not readily available elsewhere.
(UK, 1084243) Browse eventsToybox - changing the world for street children. Our vision is of a just world with no street children. Our mission is to end the injustice of children living and working on the streets.
(UK, 1089307) Browse eventsWe are brighterway, the charity for Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, your local community health provider. We’re here to help the people cared for by Southern Health to lead a brighter life, no matter what they are going through. With their support, imagination, innovation and dedication we bring these projects to life. We only support the things that the NHS can’t fund, which means every penny you donate, every cake you bake, every hour you give and every action you take, give people the chance to get more out of life.
(UK, 1058461) Browse eventsHeadlines offers information, leaflets, advice, support and contact for anyone (including their families) having or dealing with Craniosynostosis and associated conditions (including Apert, Crouzon, Pfeiffer, Cloverleaf, Saethre-Chotzen, Craniofrontonasal and Muenke Syndromes and Single or Multi-Suture Craniosynostosis). A Newsletter is produced three times a year.
(UK, 1129397) Browse eventsSCY is a innovative project targeting young people in the Brixton area aged 12-21 yrs. It provides a drop in centre, with structured activities, it supports victims of crime, provides workshops focused on skills training & personal development.
(UK, NIC104363) Browse eventsTackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues (TAMHI) works with sports/youth club across NI to raise awareness of mental health and to tackle the social issues that negatively impact on this.
(UK, 100204) Browse eventsWAVE Trauma Centre is a grass roots, cross community charity offering care and support to people bereaved, injured or traumatised as a result of 'The Troubles' in Northern Ireland; irrespective of religious, cultural or political beliefs. Please browse our website at www.wavetraumacentre.org.uk
(UK, 1161337) Browse eventsSLOW - Surviving the Loss of your World - is a London based charity run by bereaved parents providing support for bereaved parents and their surviving children. SLOW supports bereaved parents and their children through daily life with the aim of promoting health and well being. The SLOW support groups meet regularly in London and are open to all who have suffered the devastating loss of a child. The group aims to break down the social isolation experienced by parents, create new bonds and connections. SLOW also works with bereaved children so they can meet each other to build resilience and confidence by providing a safe space to explore feelings. Members say our support groups are a lifeline, giving them the chance to connect and share their devastating experiences with other bereaved parents. Through creative expression and team building games, the children that attend the siblings workshops are able to assert their own unique place in their families despite the challenges they have faced after the death of their sibling.
(UK, SCO38243) Browse eventsSiMBADalmatian HouseSpott RoadDunbarEast LothianEH42 1LETel:01368860141email: [email protected] is here to make a difference. To honour babies who have died, been stillborn or miscarried. To help gather timeless memories. It wasn’t so long ago that when a baby died it was taken away, no touch, no cuddles, no time together............no memories. SiMBA is about memories. We help you to gather precious items for your Memory Box which we provide. We understand the importance of spending time with your baby in our Family Room. Adding a leaf on a Tree of Tranquillity shows that you are not alone in your loss, and acts as a place to remember and reflect. Our aim is to supply the precious Memory Boxes to every Maternity Unit in who wants them; to provide a Family room in every Maternity Unit where possible and to provide a Tree of Tranquillity in every Maternity district as a symbol of remembrance to babies and to show parents that they are not alone. Our web site provides information and latest charity news including the Maternity Units we supply Memory Boxes to; what hospitals have a Family Room and where the locations for the Tree of Tranquillity’s are and where we are next planning to have them. To request a leaf for a Tree of Tranquillity please refer to the contact us page of our webs site or email your name, address and Tree that you would like a leaf for to [email protected] The web site also has information on recent fundraising events by the SiMBA Team and our supporters. Charity Trustees: Sara Fitzsimmons, Tracey Drever, Mary Baxter & Thomas Waterson.