(UK, 1141285) Browse eventsCannock and District Foodbank provides a minimum of 3 days emergency food and support to local people in crisis. We are one of over 420 foodbanks providing emergency food to people in crisis nationwide. Your support helps stop local people going hungry.
(UK, 1099071) Browse eventsStroke is the biggest cause of serious disability in the UK. Harlow Stroke Support Group provide support to Stroke Survivors and their family. Our Social Groups, Exercise Class,Communication Group, One to One Support and Events encourage Stroke Survivors to reach their full potential
(UK, 1073978) Browse eventsFriends of Murambinda Hospital (FMH) work to support Murambinda Mission Hospital and its associated clinics to improve the health of the people of Buhera, Zimbabwe.
(UK, 328176) Browse eventsInternational wildlife charity working with communities around the world to protect endangered species and habitats. The Charity recognises that if conservation programmes are to succeed then the needs of local people are kept in balance with those of endangered species and habitats.
(UK, 1147576) Browse eventsThe Cybersmile Foundation is a multi award-winning cyberbullying non-profit organisation committed to tackling all forms of online bullying and hate campaigns. We were founded in response to the increasing number of cyberbullying related incidents that are devastating lives around the world.
(UK, 1206363) Browse events(BHECCS) volunteer Critical Care Paramedics and Doctors help save lives across our region. Our dedicated team of volunteer Doctors and Critical Care Paramedics make themselves available throughout the year, selflessly giving up their time to help those who suffer critical illness
(UK, 1186786) Browse eventsCaring For Humanity (Charity Reg: 1186776) works to raise funds for individuals in need across UK, Bangladesh, Somalia and Uganda. We work to provide financial aid and relief to the needy and poor people, the financial aid could be used for educational purposes, sanitation, medical facilities, etc.
(UK, 1136611) Browse eventsSea Mills Community Initiatives is a small charity in North West Bristol set up in 2009 by the three churches of Sea Mills to benefit the residents, particularly the young, elderly and lonely. Our first project is the conversion of the redundant toilet block in Sea Mills Square and its operation as a community cafe - the Cafe on the Square.Situation on 13 September 2012Anyone passing through Sea Mills Square will have seen the Café on the Square. The Cafe was officially opened by the Princess Royal on 24 May 2012. The cafe is open Mon - Thur 9 am to 5 pm and Sat 10 am - 2 pm. Closed Sundays and Fridays. The menu includes teas, coffee, hot chocolate, cakes (many "home" cooked), toasted paninis and baked potatoes.Check out the latest news and photos on our SMCI web site or our Facebook page:http://www.smci.org.uk/http://www.facebook.com/SeaMillsCommunityInitiatives?ref=tn_tnmnTo see a humorous video about the state of play as the building work got under way in April 2011, click on the link below to see the BBC Points West local news program report on our project:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-12975933More recent news:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-16028564 We need to raise another £5,000 to pay off interest free loans from supporters and add the finishing touches. If you can help please donate. We also need more volunteers to be trained to work in the cafe and do specialised jobs like act as a key holder, organise supplies etc. If you might be able to help pl If you have not seen our pages yet, click on the link below to go to SMCI's own web site:www.smci.org.uk
(UK, 276669) Browse eventsImpact Initiatives is a Sussex charity that has been running for more than 35 years. Our services are: *Whitehawk Afterschool Project *Young People's Centre (YPC) *Stopover: Housing for Young Women *Advocacy *Workability *Brunswick Older Peoples Project *Dingeman's Centre for Older People
(UK, 1173691) Browse eventsThe story of PACS1 is a difficult one, as nobody really knows what the future holds for our children. What happens to our children when we die is a huge burden on the parents, so we want to learn as much about it as we can. We need £25,000 to start the research and the possibility of a cure in the future. We are holding events all around the world but we are only a small group of parents trying to raise money. PACS1 Syndrome is a very rare genetic condition caused by the mutation of the PACS1 gene, causing: – Low muscle tone (“floppy baby”) – Seizures (usually short and sporadic) – Repetitive stimulation (similar to Autism Spectrum Disorders) – Sensory over/under sensitivity (similar to Autism Spectrum Disorders) – Motor planning difficulties (affects movement and coordination) – Delayed physical and cognitive development – Chewing and swallowing difficulties – Digestion and/or bowel problems – Slower growth resulting in lower height and weight In combination, these traits affect walking, talking, feeding, and learning skills. No impact on life expectancy has been found. As of early 2017, there are just over 50 cases that have been identified worldwide. Diagnosis is typically done using full genome or exome sequencing, both methods are expensive and not easily available. There are likely more cases out there, that will eventually be reported as people learn about the condition, and testing becomes more affordable and available. But we need your help.
(UK, 1091297) Browse eventsWe support the children at Alma Park Primary School by fundraising to provide facilities and equipment and to develop staff/parent/carer/family relationships through social and fundraising events.
(UK, 1176949) Browse eventsPrinciple aim of this foundation is to serve those in difficulty, hardship and to help the poor and the orphans and those without hope.
(UK, 1178316) Browse eventsWhat we do We provide Boredom busting activity packs for children in hospital Keepsake jewellery Financial support Support for local children’s hospice Parent bags
(UK, 514827) Browse eventsDaybreak provide a range of activities and programmes for adults with learning disabilities.We work with adults from all over the north east of England and offer a transport service using our own fleet of minibuses.Our services range from full days of activities to short courses and one-off activities and events.Everyone who visits a Daybreak Centre comments on how different it is. We help people to learn new skills and develop confidence and independence.Our current projects focus on:EnterpriseCultureArts and CraftsHorticultureLiving SkillsWe rely on donations from individuals and organisations to support our work. We have an active volunteer group and a new buddying programme.To donate by cheque please email [email protected] and we will send you a donation form. We have three centres inOuseburn - Newcastle upon TyneCentrally located our Ouseburn centre is a hub of arts and cultural activities, also offering IT, independent living skills, music and sporting activities.Acomb - near HexhamOur newly refurbished centre at Acomb has a commercial bakery and a market garden, as well as IT, arts and crafts and other activitites.Minsteracres - near ConsettOur Minsteracres centre is located within the walled garden and offers a fantastic setting for a range of arts, IT and horticultural activities.To find out more visit our website or contact us on 01434 608118. You can also write to Daybreak, Network House, Acomb, Hexham, Northumberland NE46 4SA. Charity No: 514827 Find out more Website http://www.daybreakcentres.co.uk/
(UK, 292403) Browse eventsFORWARD is an African Diaspora women's campaign and support charity, working in particular on female genital mutilation and child marriage. We operate in the UK and Africa to facilitate change in practices and policies that affect access, dignity, rights and wellbeing.
(UK, 270486) Browse eventsA registered Charity working with children, young people and their families who are experiencing difficulties in their lives – be it emotional, behavioural or physical. Looking behind behaviour and providing support to explore and recognise feelings and emotions. Empowering children and young people to build resilience and increase emotional intelligence.
(UK, 1154064) Browse eventsFriends of Sedgefield Harriers ( "FoSH" ) was created to advance amateur sport in Sedgefield. Our main aim is to raise funds to enable the creation of a dedicated athletics track to be sited in the grounds of Sedgefield Community College. We need to raise approximatey £500,000 and we are setting about to do this in a number of ways; - By our own efforts from sponsorship, community events and creative ideas - From private sector businesses including seeking sponsorship - From grants from public sector organisations
(UK, 1002582) Browse eventsThe Swan Sanctuary, Shepperton is a wildlife hospital dedicated to the treatment, care and rehabilitation of swans and wildfowl in the UK and is situated close to the village of Shepperton in area of Middlesex, England.
(UK, XT26301) Browse eventsWelcome St Georges helps children who live and work in the garbage village of Mottamodia, Cairo. A team of self funded volunteers goes out each summer to run a summer camp for these children to help raise expectations and education so that future generations will be better equipped to beat the poverty their parents know only too well. Ours is a new charity, established in 2010 to build on a legacy of informal support that has centered on St Georges Church in the Mottamodia. Over the years volunteers from the UK have worked with the church, raising funds to build toilets, classrooms, buy educational materials and to run summer camps at a Red Sea resort, but not one you would ever find in a glossy travel brochure. We hope our charity will grow and enable us to do even more in the future but right now our focus is to continue to provide an annual Summer Camp for as many children as we can fund. For many this is the only holiday they will ever experience and has changed the lives of literally hundreds of children who have been taken in the past. Many of the Egyptian youth leaders who now support the UK team at camp started out as participants themselves.
(UK, 1131828) Browse eventsWith a current deficit of £88,000 in our school budget due to Government cuts, we are looking to any and every way to fundraise for our school! This year we will have to cover the cost of such items as IT equipment, school furniture and more, which have historically been covered by the council.
(UK, 1165759) Browse eventsHVC ARE A COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATION WHO HAS RESIDENTS OF HAVERING AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING WE DO - NONE SO THAT OUR MOST RECENT EFFORTS DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS! HVC ARE ABLE TO DIVERSIFY IT'S SERVICE TO SUPPORT EVERY MEMBER OF OUR COMMUNITY!