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Adhd Foundation
(UK, 1120898) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1120898) The ADHD Foundation, in partnership with individuals, families, doctors, teachers and other agencies, works to: The ADHD Foundation supports achievement, educational attainment, mental health and employability. We work in partnership with those living with ADHD, enabling them understand and manage ADHD. We are committed to the participation agenda and the right of those who use services to have a voice and be responsible for their own life plan and the change they want to achieve for themselves. All stakeholders are involved in the design, development and delivery of services. We have a team of skilled, experienced and dedicated staff, sessional workers and volunteers, some of whom have progressed from beneficiaries of the service to deliverers of training and services. Our team understand first hand the issues around ADHD, sharing their experience and providing skill support and encouragement.
PINNT
(UK, 1157655) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.002017 marks 30 years of providing support! Imagine being unable to nourish your body from normal food and drink. Instead you have to rely on liquid nutrients being pumped or dripped into your body through a tube which is, literally, your lifeline, and your not in hospital, you are at home living your life to the best it can be. PINNT is a charity setup by patients who live life "on-line" with home artificial nutrition (HAN). We provide support and advice through regional support group, a quarterly magazine and our website. We publish helpful literature on a variety of topics including travel, insurance to name but a few. We are Educate, Support and Inform - PINNT has contributed to many national initiatives and been the voice for both patients and carers. We continued to work with service providers, decision makers and manufacturers who all contribute to the lives of those on HAN. Interested in becoming a member, and having access to all that PINNT offers, please contact us.
The Make Way Foundation (UK, 1204116) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe help children with disabilities afford the wheelchairs and other mobility equipment they need and deserve, we fund equipment for their participation in disability sports, and we approach each situation with care, support and enthusiasm.
Bethany Christian Trust
(UK, SC003783) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Bethany Christian Trust aims to relieve the suffering and meeting the long-term needs of homeless and vulnerable people in Scotland. We work with individuals and families to transform lives and give hope and a future.
Boarbank Hall Nursing Home (UK, 233499) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aAt Boarbank Hall we run a 27 bed Nursing Home, with the help of a wonderful team of dedicated lay staff providing end-of-life, respite, and long-term care. Our Guest House, welcomes anyone for holidays or retreats and our chapel is open to all for Sunday Mass and the sung Office of the Church.
ST MICHAELS SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION (UK, 1035983) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
Playpark Action Rothamsted Committee (UK, 1179147) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aOur organisation raises funds for a flagship new playpark in Rothamsted park, Harpenden.
The Hills Academy (UK, 1024098) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aHere at the Hills Academy PTFA we work hard in the background to create events to benefit the pupils of the Hills Academy and their families. Events range from School discos, bingo, mufti days to summer and christmas fairs. We hope you can contribute to the charity and help us reach our goals.
Our Barn Youth Club
(UK, 1181421) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We run community-based activities providing learning, life skills and social interaction for young people aged between 16 to 35 with learning disabilities or autism. We have an ethos that everyone has something to give to their local community.
Silver Friends (UK, 1198792) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSilver Friends was established to help overcome the unnecessary sadness too many older people in our community because of loneliness and isolation. We are committed to ensure older people never feel alone and forgotten by making home visits, social events, monthly outings which are all volunteer led
How Hill Trust (UK, 289171) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe How Hill Trust is renowned for its environmental education work with schoolchildren. Pupils stay in the house using its unique position in the Norfolk Broads to experience activities such as dyke dipping, orienteering, thatching, boat trips, nature trails, weaving, aquatic ecology and much more.
Braughing Old Boys School Community Trust (UK, 1204031) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Church Hall and the Old Boys School in Braughing, owned by the Church of England have served the local community for generations, diversifying its offering over the years to keep up with local need. However, in recent years, due to dwindling income at St Mary’s Church, they are no longer able to maintain these precious community buildings and faced the prospect of closure and sale in 2022. Following significant resistance from the local community, a small group of local residents was formed to explore the options available, and the church agreed to work together to save these buildings for future generations to come. In July 2023, the Charity Commission approved an application for a new charity called Braughing Old Boys School Community Trust. Trustees are now in negotiations with the church about options for future ownership of these buildings. The trust aims to enhance, preserve, maintain and invigorate these historic buildings for the wider benefit of the community, which will serve as a gathering place for the local community and visitors to the village. Funding is required by the trust to secure the future ownership of these buildings and enable significant investment in the buildings and improve the facilities, reflecting the needs of modern day Braughing.
Medi-SOS (UK, 1182893) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aMedi-SOS are assisting SCAS (South Central Ambulance Service) by supplying a COVID version of their Grab Bag to seniors & vulnerable adults, that consists of a vital Information form, sticker pack & fridge magnet within a poly-bag that can be used for transporting personal aids to A&E.